Eighty-eight 2-man teams competing and coming in from all over the state to play in this event.

“Mark Holly Photography,” one-man show featuring photographs by Mark Holly; “Hometown Crafts Teachers’ Show,” a salute to art educators of the Hill Country; “PhotoQuest,” a judged competition and exhibition of photography by the Hill Country Camera Club. Reception: July 13th, 2-4 p.m.

Richard Thompson is MOWA's Artist of the Month. Each month a wine and cheese reception is held with a brief talk by the artist about their work and inspiration. Artist reception: July 18, 5:30-7p.m.

Offering an array of seasonal fresh and canned fruits and veggies, fish and seafood, meat, farm eggs, honey, fresh baked goods, flowers, plants and gifts. Our mission is to support local producers, educate consumers, demonstrate healthy lifestyles and facilitate building a sustainable, regenerative community.

Full rodeo to include bareback & saddle bronc riding, calf roping, team roping, ladies barrel racing, bull riding, calf scramble & mutton busting for the kids. Family fun entertainment.

This American Theatre classic explores the alternatives that might spring from the demented terrain of the California landscape through the sons of a desert dwelling alcoholic when they clash over a film script. The conflict between brothers is a simmering drama with splashes of dark comedy in which their idea of themselves and each other are challenged. Intended for mature audiences. Viewer discretion advised.

Fun for the whole family. Load up the car and bring the kids, blankets, chairs, and flashlights for a free evening outside at the movies. Bottled water, sodas, and candy are available for purchase. Free popcorn.