Wednesday, November 10, 2010

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Tuesday, November 9, 2010



























The Salvation Army is looking for your donations of gently used coats and blankets. Why not clean out your closets? Collection bins are located in all six Lemon Tree Cleaners locations!

For more information, including special offers from Lemon Tree Cleaners, please click
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Friday, November 5, 2010

Jellystone Park and Yogi Bear would like to salute our country's military and retired military the weekend of November 11 - November 14th! Yogi likes our military so much he is offering all RV sites, Tents sites, Lodge Rooms, Cottages and Cabins at 50% off the normal winter rates! So come on out and relax for the weekend, and say hello to Yogi - oh and be sure to hide your pic a nic basket!

That same weekend we are having a get together for folks who like to scrapbook. The Scrapbook Haus will be here to assist in your scrapbooking needs. Our Cindy building will be open Friday night and all day Saturday with ample space with large tables! So come on out and scrap with Yogi!

You can reach us at 877-964-3731 to reserve your spot with us! You can also click here for more information.

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Albert Ice House & Dance Hall Celebrates First Anniversary

~ Easley family commemorates with live music from Two Tons of Steel ~

AUSTIN – November 3, 2010 – This weekend, the Texas-born Easley family, owners of the 13-acre historical town Albert, Texas, will commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Albert Ice House and Dance Hall with a two-day celebration full of live music. The weekend will kick off with local talent Lisa and Greg, of Trace of Gold along with Riley’s BBQ specials on Friday, November 5 starting at 5:30p in the Ice House Beer Garden. On Saturday, November 6 at 7p, people are invited to dance the night away with music from well-known rockabilly group, Two Tons of Steel and enjoy Riley’s BBQ and ice-cold refreshments in Dance Hall and Beer Garden patio.

Erected in 1922, the Albert Dance Hall originally began as the Ice House, supplying the town’s music entertainment and beer garden. In the fall of 2009, the Easley family made major renovations to preserve both the interior and exterior, even inviting locals to mark the bars with their unique branding irons. Since then, the Albert Dance Hall has been named a member of The Texas Dance Hall Preservation, Inc. and has turned into a Hill Country music destination featuring regular Texas talent including Gary Burg, Lisa and Greg of Trace of Gold, Dean Strickland, Dos Amigos, Dale Watson, Cory Morrow, Aaron Watson, Gary P. Nunn in both the Dance Hall and Ice House venues.

“My family and I are thrilled to be celebrating our first year at Albert. This past year has been a very busy one and a ton of work has been put into reviving this piece of Texas history,” said Brandon Easley on behalf of the Easley family. “We continue to meet new and very special folks every week and that's what makes this venture exciting. Our goal for the next year is to make sure every person who visits Albert has a fantastic experience and leaves planning their next trip back."

Tickets for the anniversary weekend celebration can be purchased at the door for $10 and kids under 10 get in free. Hours of operation are Thursday 3p – midnight, Friday noon – midnight, Saturday 11a – midnight and Sunday noon – midnight. For more information about the weekend events or to book the Albert Dance Hall for a special occasion, visit www.AlbertTexas.com.

About the Easley Family

Originally from Dallas, the Easley family consists of Ed, Connie and their four children: Brian, Brandon (elected as Albert’s Town Manager in 2009), Nick and Nicole, and three grandchildren. The Easley’s bought Albert, Texas as a fun family project; to renovate the property to become a must-see destination and venue for gatherings, weddings, reunions, rallies, corporate retreats and the like, and to preserve and share the beauty of the Texas Hill Country.

About Albert, Texas

Purchased by the Easley family in November 2009, the town of Albert, established in 1892, is located on 13 acres of beautiful, pecan and oak tree-filled land, 20 miles east of Fredericksburg on R.R. 1623. Home to the Albert Ice House, Beer Garden and Dance Hall, Albert is a popular and must-see Hill Country spot, providing a family-friendly environment to see local music and enjoy Riley’s BBQ of Blanco, Texas.


Exciting new art pieces by Richard Ewen will be presented at an opening reception on Friday, November 5th during First Friday Art Walk Fredericksburg from 5:00 pm until 8:00 pm. Be the first to see the new creations of this very talented artist, who will be in the gallery during the opening reception. A demonstration by Richard will take place on Saturday, November 6th from 2:00 pm until 5:00 pm. Richard Ewen's show will be on display and available for purchase through Saturday, November 20th.

Serving wines by Torre de Pietra &
cheeses by The Amish Market


www.artisansatrockyhill.com

Friday, October 29, 2010

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