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Chamber Calendar of Events        June, 2009
 
                                                                                             June 2009
Friday , June 12 & Saturday, June 13
Burnet County Rodeo. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the gate.
Friday is Tejano night and Sat. Night is Pauline Reese.
Admission to the dance is free with a rodeo ticket.
Tickets available at the chamber office.
 
Saturday, June 13
Women in God’s Service Salad Luncheon for all women at Genesis Lutheran Church
 
Monday- Friday June 15-19
Vacation Bible School at Genesis Lutheran church
 
Sunday, June 21 (Father’s Day)
Dad’s Golf Free at Rockhopper’s Family Fun Center, 1501 Hwy 281 Marble Falls
830-693-4386
 
Wednesday, June 24
Sneak Preview for Walgreen’s Opening in Burnet. Ribbon cutting at 5pm
 
Thursday, June 25
Walgreens Grand Opening Day!
 
June 23-June 26
Junior Golf Camp @ Highland Lakes Golf Club Inks Lake State Park
Open to kids 7 years and up-$75 ($65 for 2 or more in family)
 
Other Happenings
Tealicious, on theBurnet’s Downtown Square now is serving Tealicious Cheese Steaks.
Book your private party there, or have it catered by Tealicious. Call Lucy at 756-4405
 
Burnet Parks and Rec. and Time Warner Cable presents Movies in the Park.
All Movies are rated PG and are shown at approximately 8:30pm. The movies are shown on a 16ft. by 24ft screen and are free of charge. This is located at Hamilton Creek Park.
Popcorn, soda, snacks and water are available for purchase. For more info, contact Galloway-Hammond at 756-6180.
 
Rockhoppers is now open every day. For more info call 830-693-4386
Or go to rockhoppersonline.com
 
The R.O.P.E or Rural Opportunities Providing Encouragement is having a fund raiser.
They will be having a bake sale and a quilt raffle in front of JC Penneys, 600 S. Water in
Burnet, on Saturday, June 20, 2009 from 9am-3pm
 
Burnet Heating and Air, owned by Jerry and Joyce Weaver, is now a Diamond Dealer for Mitsubishi Electric’s Mr. Slim Ductless Heating and Cooling system. This system is state of the art and the future of air conditioning. Give them a call at 756-7469 for a free quote or more info.
 
The Burnet Library began June 1, The Texas Reading Club 2009. and will continue through June 30. the theme this year will be “Deep in the Heart Of Texas.” Stop by the Library, to pick up your packet and check out the library. All of the young “uns” are welcome to join the fun of reading in downtown Burnet. Library hours are 10am-6pm
Monday-Friday and Saturdays from 10am-3pm. Give them a call at 512-715-5228.
 
Central Texas “Funniest Story Ever Told” annual writing contest is offered by ROPE
For details on contest, email linda08rope@aol.com. Contest begins June 15 and ends November 15.
 
The Burnet Community Kitchen is held every Thursday from 4:30-6pm at the Church of Christ on Hwy 29. A free dinner is available for those who need food, companionship, or just a break from cooking. Sponsored by area churches. Volunteers and donations always needed. 512-793-6177.
 
Farmer’s Market is held every Saturday from 9am-1pm at the corner of Jackson and Pierce, just off of the Burnet Square. Come get home grown veggies and organic veggies and shop the vendors. For vendor info or more info call 756-0834
 
Summer Camps are available at Galloway-Hammond Rec. Center. There are lots of dates available and Thursdays are Field Trip Days. Camp Hours are 8-5 Mon- Fri. and cost is $75.00 per child, ages 5-12. Must provide your own lunch. For more info Contact them at 756-6180 ext 3.
 
Burnet’s Downtown Market Days is June 27. Hours are 9-4 and will be held on the square. Booth spaces are available for $30.00.Contact the chamber for more info.
512-756-4297.
 
D & W Printing is moving their store location. They have purchased the building and are relocating to the downtown square. The new address will be 228 S. Main, just a few doors down from Tealicious. They are hoping to be in by July 1. The store will remain open until then. They will offer the same great service and all of your Printing needs.
Look for their Grand Opening in the new Location soon. Welcome to the square guys.
Remember Shop Burnet First!
 
Armadillo Video will be celebrating their 2 year anniversary on July 1. They will be having an open house. Be sure to go by and help them celebrate, and rent a movie or 2.
 
Burnet County is seeking original photos that best exemplify our county’s beauty and spirit for its “Visit Burnet County Photo Contest” There will be cash prizes for the top 3.
Or call 512-715-5278. The chamber office also has the entry forms with all of the info.
 
Job Available:
Ash Creek Village is seeking an on site manager in their RV/Mobile Home Park. This includes free rent. Interested???? Send list of qualifications to a360@yahoo.com or fax to 866-860-3127. We have a flyer here at the chamber office with the details if interested.
Come by and pick one up.
 
Fall Creek Vineyards is Hosting “Celebrating Family Fun” every Saturday in June!
Music and Wine Tasting is 11am-5pm. Lunch service is 11am-2pm. Come kick back, rain or shine, on the mist-cooled covered patio. Adult prices are $15 and include wine tasting and a souvenir wine glass. For reservations, call 325-379-5361
For menu and other details: www.fcv.com or go visit them at 1820 CR 222 in Tow, Texas. Open Mon-Fri 11-4 and Saturdays from 11-5, and Sunday 12-4
 
Denney Ranch 2-www.birdburnet.com   512-756-9636
Farmer’s Market and Organic vegetable garden tours with a Master Gardener every
Saturday from 9-1
 
 
  
 
 

 

 

 

 

  Nestled at the edge of the spectacular Texas Hill Country about 50 miles northwest of Austin, amidst the beautiful Highland Lakes, is the historic community of Burnet. Established first as a fort on the Texas frontier in the mid-1800's, Burnet has maintained its pioneer roots and rural charm while adapting to the modern age. We welcome you to one of the friendliest towns in central Texas.  

Burnet's Historic town square offers visitors a unique shopping and dining experience. Gift, antique, and collectible shops surround the square. There are several cafes and full-service restaurants on or within easy walking distance of the square. Motels, inns, bed and breakfasts, lakeshore cabins and Burnet's proximity to so many sights make it the ideal hub for travels into our region. So no matter what your interests you will find something to please you in Burnet!

                

 

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