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Upcoming Events
6 / 16 / 2012
Juneteenth Celebration10amDowntown Brenham & Fireman's ParkBrenham has a strong link to the Emancipation holiday. As a major site of growth during the Reconstruction, it was the home of a large freedmen's school established in the 1870s, and its Juneteenth parade is something of a legend. Come Downtown Brenham for the parade, then to Fireman's Park for the rest of the afternoon's activities.FREE
281-256-6162
bgraves@blinn.edu
Brenham Farmer's Market 2012
307 South Park St., Brenham, two blocks south of the courthouse
Produce, food products, salsas, jams and jellies, arts and crafts. Eat in and visit or take away! You never know what you'll find! A project of Main Street-Brenham. New vendors, welcome!
979-836-9466www.downtownbrenham.com
The Miracle Worker
8PMUnity Theatre, 300 Church St., Brenham
Highly regarded as an American theater classic, this play tells the story of the teacher who brought language and compassion into Helen Keller's dark, silent world. Drawing heavily from letters written by Annie Sullivan in 1887, the drama unfolds with wit and humor to reveal events leading to the famous friendship.
979-830-8358tickets@UnityBrenham.org
www.UnityBrenham.org
They Were Here First: The First Inhabitants of Old Washington
11am, 1pm, 3pmWashington-on-the-Brazos, FM 1155, Washington
Come and join us on June 16 as we delve into the live and cultures of the first inhabitants of old Washington. Come and share their struggles, losses, prayers and triumphs as we explore the history of the first inhabitants of Washington.
“….Each tribe once had a country where their ancestors had lived for generations and to which they were attached by ties and associations as sacred and dear as those that cluster in the memories and inspire the hearts of the white man …” -White Bread, Chief of the Caddos, 1888
$5/$3“….Each tribe once had a country where their ancestors had lived for generations and to which they were attached by ties and associations as sacred and dear as those that cluster in the memories and inspire the hearts of the white man …” -White Bread, Chief of the Caddos, 1888
936.878.2214
www.BirthplaceOfTexas.com
Great American Beer Festival
1-6pm204 East Mill St., Round Top,TX
Entertainment by Black Cat Choir and Earlywine
979-249-3390www.stonecellarwines.com
Round Top Music Festival
1:30, 3:30, and 7:30pmRound Top Festival Institute, Hwy 237, Round Top
Chamber and orchestra music performed by talented musicians studying at the Institute. Concerts are scheduled for every Saturday through July 14. Season and individual tickets available online.
$25979-249-3129
www.FestivalHill.org
Historical Play & Ice Cream Social
4:00-5:30pmWashington County Courthouse Annex, 105 South Park St, Downtown Brenham
Discover Washington County's colorful past and meet important characters in our history. Learn about the State Archeological Landmark under Downtown Brenham's streets, a system of historic cisterns. Afterward there will be an ice cream social (Blue Bell, of course!).
FREEGay Hill Farmer's Market
Every Saturday morning 9-12Discount Trees of Brenham, 10050 Hwy 36 North, Brenham, TX 77833,
Each Saturday offers a plethora of produce! You are welcome to come and pick blackberries during our Gay Hill Farmers Market on Saturdays from 9-12.
FREEdisctree@yahoo.com
www.discounttreesofbrenham.com & www.portablebuildingsofbrenham.com


