Annual Burnet County FFA & 4-H Livestock Show & Premium Show
2nd Weekend in January
Texas Indian Hobbyist Association Powwow
January, March, June and September
Promoting an active participation in Native Indian crafts to preserve the customs and culture of the Native American Indians, to promote an understanding of Native American Indian traditions, to provide knowledge and fellowship for interested persons, and to present others with the best possible view of these ideals. Come and enjoy vendors, cake walks, Intertribal Dancing and authentic costumes.Held at Galloway-Hammond Recreation Center.
Hill Country Lawn and Garden Show
April
Demonstrations - Seminars - Exhibits - Workshops - Free Admission - Raffle
The show is sponsored by the Highland Lakes Master Gardeners Association and Texas Cooperative Extension. For additional information contact Sylvia Williams, Show Chairman, 512-355-3216, Sue Kersey, Co-Chairman, 830-596-2488, or Wade Hibler, Texas Cooperative Extension Agent, 512-756-5463.
Spring Art & Craft Show
1st Saturday in April
Burnet Creative Arts presents it's annual Spring Art and Crafts Show and Sale. Come browse and shop with very talented local artists. Burnet Community Center. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
Bluebonnet Festival
2nd Weekend in April
Something for everyone! The Bluebonnet Festival Parade is one of the best in the state! See the Highland Lakes Squadron flying show during the day and the Destruction Derby in the evening. Festivities include the Burnet Gunfighter’s Shootout, the arrival of the 143-ton Hill Country Flyer train, the Kiwanis Bicycle Tour, a 5K run, a custom car show and lots of food and craft vendors. Kids will especially enjoy the pet parade, bicycle decoration judging and the carnival. Live entertainment on stage all during the weekend. (512) 756-4297
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Ol' Burnet Square Market Day
2nd Saturday in May
Everything from antiques, crafts, clothing, pets, food, jewelry, fun and lots more!
Highland Lakes Annual Barbecue Cookoff
3rd Weekend in May
Burnet County Fairgrounds. Hosted by the Burnet County Sheriff’s Department. IBCA sanctioned event. Open to the general public. Live music, vendors and lots of fun. Trophies given for brisket, ribs and chicken, and showmanship. Law enforcement eligible to enter the Wild Game category. Burnet County Sheriff’s Office (512) 756-8080
Texas Indian Hobbyist Association Powwow
January, March, June and September
Promoting an active participation in Native Indian crafts to preserve the customs and culture of the Native American Indians, to promote an understanding of Native American Indian traditions, to provide knowledge and fellowship for interested persons, and to present others with the best possible view of these ideals. Come and enjoy vendors, cake walks, Intertribal Dancing and authentic costumes.Held at Galloway-Hammond Recreation Center.
Burnet Rodeo
4th Weekend in June
Burnet County Fairgrounds and Rodeo Arena. Sponsored by the Burnet County Fair & Rodeo Association.
Hill Country Railfair and Festival
4th Weekend in June
Trains, trains and more trains! This weekend of railroading activities will include passenger train rides, model railroad equipment, rail memorabilia, educational and historical displays, operating scale-model layouts and static displays of railroad rolling stock and equipment. Vendors will be on hand with railroad antiques and collectibles, model-railroad equipment and supplies, railroad art and souvenirs. For the latest information on Railfair, or to make reservations for the train, please contact the Austin Steam Train or call them at (512) 477-8468.
Fall Creek Vineyards Grape Stomp and Harvest Festival
Last 2 Saturdays of August
Bertram Oatmeal Festival
Last Weekend in August
Texas Indian Hobbyist Association Powwow
January, March, June and September
Promoting an active participation in Native Indian crafts to preserve the customs and culture of the Native American Indians, to promote an understanding of Native American Indian traditions, to provide knowledge and fellowship for interested persons, and to present others with the best possible view of these ideals. Come and enjoy vendors, cake walks, Intertribal Dancing and authentic costumes.Held at Galloway-Hammond Recreation Center.
Burnet Tri-Hard Challenge-Triathalon
3rd Sunday in September
Ft. Croghan Day Festival
2nd Weekend in October
Take a step back in time! Mingle with cowboys, Indians and frontier men and women as they enjoy the activities of the day. Events include bread making, needlework, quilting, churning butter, making corn syrup, sausage making, blacksmith shop, live music and more. Visit actual buildings and houses that are remnants of Texas history. Visit the museum to see tools, farming equipment, old telephone switchboard, medical and dental equipment, vintage clothing, etc. from life in the 1800s. Admission and parking are free. Great family fun! (512) 756-4297
Ol' Burnet Square Market Day
3rd Saturday in October
Everything from antiques, crafts, clothing, pets, food, jewelry, fun and lots more!
Highland Lakes Commemorative Air Force Dinner & Dance
Last Saturday in October
Fall Art & Craft Show
2nd Saturday in November
Burnet Creative Arts presents it's annual Spring Art and Crafts Show and Sale. Come browse and shop with very talented local artists. Burnet Community Center. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Christmas on the Square
Lighting of the Square ceremony, Tree of Life, visit from and photos with Santa, drawings for prizes, children's activities and more.
Main St. Bethlehem
1st and 2nd Weekend in December
Ancient Bethlehem comes alive in Burnet as townspeople and street vendors recreate the time of the birth of Jesus. A cast including animals, blacksmiths, soldiers and craftspeople transport you to that miraculous night. Open 6-9 p.m. (512) 756-4481 www.fbcburnet.org or
Christmas at Ft. Croghan
2nd Saturday in December
Highway 29 West takes you to Ft. Croghan to celebrate Christmas past (around 1849). Enjoy families in era costumes, pathways lined with luminaries, cabins alive with fireplaces, decorations and the Spirit of Christmas in the air. Free refreshments. 5 - 8 p.m. Free to the public. (512)756-4297