109 West 7th Street #100
(512) 688-3869
facebook.com/redbirdmercantile
Red Bird is a boutique that blends Americana and Bohemian styles to create a look that is unique, affordable, and has a one of a kind vintage feel.
109 West 7th Street #100
(512) 688-3869
facebook.com/redbirdmercantile
Red Bird is a boutique that blends Americana and Bohemian styles to create a look that is unique, affordable, and has a one of a kind vintage feel.
820 S. Austin Avenue
512-869-7415
shopbrazosmarket.com
Brazos Market is a Georgetown boutique which offers a unique shopping experience. Kendra Scott jewelry sold here! Come find great clothes, jewelry, gifts and more!
211 W. 8th Street
512-240-4715
thedaytripper.com/daytripper-headquarters
Stop by The Daytripper World Headquarters in Downtown Georgetown to see their collection of Texas-made goods and exclusive Daytripper merchandise. Go say hi, grab a free beer from their in-store taps, say “Howdy” and have a great time. Because that’s the Texas way.
A retail store specializing in custom gifts, invitations and bridal registry! Gifts for every occasion!
816 S. Main Street
(512) 930-2583
GeorgetownArtCenterTx.org
Immerse yourself in art. Located in the Historic Firehouse No. 1 (circa 1892), the new Georgetown Art Center, managed by the local nonprofit organization Georgetown Art Works, offers the community a place to appreciate art at every level. The Art Center hosts the works of a nationally renowned artist each month and features the arts and crafts of local artisans in the gift shop.
The annual Sertoma Club Family July 4 Celebration and fireworks display will be held at San Gabriel Park, July 4. The event is sponsored by the Georgetown Sertoma Club with assistance from the City of Georgetown.
Activities begin at 11 a.m. at San Gabriel Park and will include live entertainment starting at noon. The festival also includes arts and crafts vendors, food vendors including a beer and wine vendor, a petting zoo, classic and antique cars, games, and rides for children and adults. The event concludes with a fireworks show at about 9:30 p.m.
Admission to the event is free; however, there are fees for some activities.
“The Sertoma Club of Georgetown and the City of Georgetown invite you to join us in the beautiful San Gabriel Park located on the San Gabriel River,” Sertoma Club President Bill George said. “This year’s 40th celebration sponsored by Sertoma is partnering with FREEDOM FUN to bring you new and exciting experiences in games, a petting farm, train rides, and many activities, plus more and affordable pricing in wrist bands and individual rides. With an increase in the number of food and craft vendors, we have something for everyone. Classic car displays and other, new items to be announced. Our stage will have entertainment after our kids’ parade starting at 11 a.m. Bring your chairs, enjoy the fun, and stay for the fireworks starting at 9:30 p.m.”
Hometown parade
The July 4th Hometown Parade in San Gabriel Park begins at 11 a.m. at the low water crossing near the College Street bridge and ends at the large pavilion. Participants should gather at 10:30 a.m. at the low water crossing. Kids are encouraged to decorate their wagons or bicycles for the parade. Motorized vehicles and pets are not permitted in the parade. The annual parade is sponsored by the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and will feature Miss Georgetown.
The fireworks display begins at about 9:30 p.m. Fireworks will be launched from the McMaster Athletic Fields on North College Street. Fireworks can be viewed from San Gabriel Park, VFW Park, and other areas in Georgetown. The best entrance to San Gabriel Park for the event is via Morrow Street on North Austin Avenue. Please do not bring dogs to the fireworks show.
Parking
There is limited parking in San Gabriel Park. Attendees also are encouraged to park at Georgetown High School and carpool to San Gabriel Park. Limited handicapped parking is available in the designated area on the south side of San Gabriel Park.
Both the McMaster Fields parking lot and the Parks and Recreation Administration parking lot at North College Street and W.L. Walden Drive will be closed on July 4 due to their proximity to the fireworks fall zone.
College Street and McMaster Fields closure
Due to the fireworks fall zone, North College Street will be closed from about 9 to 11 p.m. Tuesday, July 4, between the traffic circle and Holly Street. Parking, standing, or sitting along that segment of North College Street will not be permitted during this time.
The McMaster Athletic Fields will be closed all day July 4.
For more information, please go to: georgetown4th.org
14400 E State Hwy 29
512-766-3276
sweeteats.com
Whether you go to pick fruit, enjoy live music, attend a special event, or just have a great time with your family, Sweet Eats Farm has plenty to offer to keep you entertained. There’s pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, live music, beer & wine, and special events! Most families typically spend 3-5 hours there. See their website for more information.
Downtown Square
512-943-1670
williamsonmuseum.org
Enjoy an entertaining tour while learning some of the rich Williamson County and Georgetown history! The Williamson Museum provides free guided tours of the beautiful historic Williamson County Courthouse. Tours are Fridays beginning at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. Plan to arrive at the museum a few minutes early and you may want to call ahead to confirm tours as they are subject to change, 512-943-1670.
Pistons on the Square is a gathering of antique, classic, muscle and late model cars and motorcycles on the Square in Georgetown Texas the third Saturday of every month, 8-10 a.m. and is free to attend. To learn more, please go to facebook.com/pistonsonthesquare.
1908 South Austin Avenue
512-869-0709
904 Rockmoor Drive
512-688-4366
woodspring.com/extended-stay-hotels/locations/texas/georgetown/woodspring-suites-north-austin-georgetown
WoodSpring Suites North Austin Georgetown is an extended stay hotel. Guests including construction workers, traveling medical professionals, military personnel, corporate professionals, relocators, people traveling for professional training, and more can choose from three room types, all with queen-sized beds and sleeper-sofas in our deluxe suites, with both bathtubs and showers and in-room kitchens. All guests will appreciate weekly rates, monthly rates, and nightly rates as well as free parking, free basic wi-fi, fitness center, expanded vending machines, access to a guest laundry room, 24-hour lobby coffee service, and staff support. 100% Smoke-Free hotel with pet-friendly hotel rooms available.
301 Scurlock Farms Rd.
(512) 639-4433
ScurlockFarms.com
Beautiful Scurlock Farms in the Texas Hill Country offers the best that nature can offer – one mile of frontage along the San Gabriel River, wooded hillsides, beautiful views, centuries old majestic oaks and abundant wildlife and birds. You will enjoy a rural, peaceful setting with many activities on the far or day trips around the area. To see more information and to make reservations, visit their website.
8101 S. Clear Creek Road
Killeen, TX 76549
254-501-6100
killeentexas.gov/548/Killeen-Fort-Hood-Regional-Airport
Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport is located approximately 40 miles from Georgetown.
1010 N. Austin Avenue
512-930-2200
melslonestarlanes.com
Georgetown’s premier family entertainment center! 40 lanes of bowling fun, party rooms, cafe, arcade, sports bar, billiards, and shuffleboard tables!
1013 W. University Avenue
(435) 753-1683
crumblcookies.com
At Crumbl, warm milk chocolate chip and chilled sugar cookies are always on the menu, along with 120+ specialty flavors that rotate weekly! Visit us in-store at any location nationwide for an unique open-kitchen experience where you actually see your Crumbl crew mix, bake, and prepare fresh cookies. Don’t have time to visit the store? Don’t worry, they offer local delivery, curbside pick-up and nationwide shipping.
1003 W. University Avenue
737-808-7044
nothingbundtcakes.com
In 1997, long-time friends Dena Tripp and Debra Shwetz joined forces and fulfilled their life long dream of becoming entrepreneurs. For six months, Tripp and Shwetz worked to perfect their Bundt Cake recipe with the result being the mouth-watering Nothing Bundt Cakes, crafted-by-hand in every bakery with the finest ingredients: real eggs, butter, and cream cheese.
“Talk a walk through downtown Courthouse Square, where beautifully preserved Victorian-era buildings house shops and restaurants. Spend a day on the water at Lake Georgetown, a 1200-acre lake offering boating, skiing, fishing, hiking and a wildlife preserve. Explore caves dotted with stalactites and awe-inspiring rock formations at Inner Space Cavern.” See their complete list here: austintexas.org/austin-insider-blog/post/hill-country-towns-worth-a-visit
603 W. University Avenue
512-688-3849
marisolsmexicangrill.com
Marisol’s invites you to enjoy their food from Carne Asada, spicy chile verde, menudo and many more options. Bring your friends & family and enjoy fresh, Mexican cuisine with only the finest ingredients.
109 E. 7th Street
512-591-8345
thebakedbear.com
Original-recipe ice cream sits at the heart of each one of Rob and Shane’s sandwiches, which are held together by fresh-baked cookies and brownies. The Baked Bear has over a dozen original-recipe cookies and ice cream flavors, giving guests a chance to mix and match to find their favorite combination. Before they’re served, the sandwiches can be rolled through toppings ranging from Fruity Pebbles to Oreo crumble, giving them an Instagram-worthy touch.
Take in a long breath of clean air, enjoy the feeling of peace you can only get when you can’t hear any sounds of traffic, and lose yourself on a scenic trail. We all need a little bit of the outdoors in our lives, and Georgetown is just the place to escape to nature. Located a short drive north of Austin, Georgetown is surrounded by the beauty of the Texas Hill Country, right down to its sloping hills, groves of oak and pecan trees, and immaculate river. Not sure where to get started? Check out these amazing experiences, then plan your next road trip to Georgetown.
Get Away from it All in Garey Park
Whether you’re looking to get lost for the day or for a scenic place to delight in a picnic, you’ll find plenty to like about Garey Park. Start by traversing the park’s seven miles of hiking trails that take you through grassy fields past prickly pear cactuses and wildflowers to the bank of the South San Gabriel River. One such pathway follows the river through a heavily wooded area that attracts an array of birds during the spring and fall migration seasons. Make sure to stop by the wildlife viewing blind, a refuge that affords a great opportunity to see some of animals that call the park home.
When you reach the river, dip your toes into the water to cool off or spend the afternoon fishing for bass and sunfish. There are two stocked ponds in the park that you can cast your line into as well. If you’re here with your best furry friend, let them run freely at the park’s 4.5-acre off-leash dog ranch. Covering 525 acres (making it larger than Austin’s Zilker Park), Garey Park is just the place to go when you want to feel like you’re miles away from it all. Yet the park is less than 10 miles away from Downtown Georgetown, making spending a day here as easy as can be.
Relax by the San Gabriel River
Roll out a blanket under the shade of a 200-year-old oak tree and dine al fresco as you watch the pristine water of the San Gabriel River trickle on by. Not only is this one of the best ways to relish an afternoon in San Gabriel Park, it’s a must while you’re in Georgetown. The park, placed where the north and south forks of the river converge, showcases some of the town’s finest scenery. Although you could spend the entire day lounging by the river, there’s more to do here.
Try your luck at hooking a fish from the riverbank or explore the 1.6-mile San Gabriel Park Loop, which connects to other pathways like the 5.5-mile Randy Morrow Trail that serve as a easily accessible route to Georgetown’s other top spots. Back in the San Gabriel Park, take on the nine-hole disc golf course set among inviting oaks before returning to your spot next to the river. After all that fun you’ve had in San Gabriel Park, you deserve a bit more rest and relaxation. Where better than in one of Texas’ most beautiful parks?
Enjoy a Day in Downtown Georgetown
Downtown areas aren’t typically known for their natural appeal, and for good reason. Yet Downtown Georgetown isn’t like other downtown areas, as it’s home to the Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas. Full of breathtaking architecture, including the magnificent Williamson County Courthouse, the square is a bustling hub full of one-of-a-kind shops and restaurants. Get a glass of wine from one of the square’s three wineries and find a spot on the lawn to take it all in. If your appetite has kicked in, get takeout from local eateries like Burger University or Roots and have a picnic, or simply stroll around the square with your wine in hand. With places like The Escape Fine Crafts & Gifts, the Georgetown Antique Mall, and Mikey V’s Hot Sauce Shop, you’ll also find some truly first-class window shopping as well.
Sleep Under the Stars
Looking to get away from it all? Pitch a tent at Tejas Park, a secluded space settled near the bank of the North San Gabriel River. The park is home to only 12 primitive campsites, meaning you’ll feel as if you’ve put down roots for the night in the wilderness of the Texas Hill Country. Once the sun rises, stroll down the hiking trail that takes you to the river, where you can go for a splash or try your luck at hooking a fish. For a more intense adventure, pick up the trail that takes you to Lake Georgetown, a roughly three-mile journey through dense thickets of juniper trees. End the day back at your campsite, where you’ll feel like you’re all on your own.
Discover One of Georgetown’s Hidden Gems
Groves of pecan trees. Fields of wildflowers. The crystal-clear waters of spring-fed pools. Located within five miles of Downtown Georgetown, it’s no wonder Berry Springs Park and Preserve is considered a hidden gem. This 300-acre getaway to nature is a fantastic destination for bird and wildlife watchers. Head to the bird viewing area to watch these friendly flyers flitting from one branch to another, then continue on the 2.5 miles of hiking and biking trails to see even more of the park’s colorful residents. The park is based around two springs that you can see on the Spring Deck, and you can even cast a line from the fishing platform. As you meander between oak and pecan trees and through grassy fields, stop by the historic compound to greet the park’s donkeys.
Want to stay longer? Reserve one of the sites in the primitive or improved camping areas. Wake up the next morning for another full day of adventure.
We could all use some time outdoors. Get away to the beauty of the Texas Hill Country on your next road trip to Georgetown. Plan your visit here.
503 Leander Road, Suite 2
(512) 930-9313
enterprise.com
806 S Rock Street
512-240-5373
coreenasbridal.com/georgetown/
“Coreena’s Bridal is conveniently located near the southwest corner of the iconic Georgetown Square. We are proud to introduce this boutique as the second location to our original bridal shop which opened September 2018 in College Station.
We pride ourselves on a personalized and exemplary bridal shopping experience with a diverse selection of unique, eye-catching wedding dresses. We currently carry selections by Randy Fenoli, Hayley Paige, Maggie Sottero, Zavana Bridal, White April, and La Perle.
Our beautiful boutique was carefully designed to provide the best shopping experience around with private appointment areas, a personal stylist, and a complimentary drink menu. Take a moment away from the stress of wedding planning and book your appointment for a relaxing and fun day with your loved ones.” (As stated by Coreena Ferrata, Owner)
708 S Austin Avenue
fuegolatinogastropub.com
Fuego Latino is a family owned restaurant and greatest dream of Chef Jorge Alcocer. Also known as Chef Mario Alcocer Former 25 year Executive Chef worked for one of the top hospitality organizations in the world. Chef Alcocer started his culinary career at the age of 18. Working for Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts where he moved through the ranks learning and absorbing as much as possible to concord the dream of becoming owner of his own Restaurant were he could be able to express his passion for food.
Full bar available.
1013 W University Avenue Suite 125
(512) 868-5934
local.fedex.com/en-us/tx/georgetown/office-1887/
940 W University Avenue #120
(512) 688-3634
theyardmilkshakebar.com/georgetown
The Yard offers unique and fun over-the-top specialty shakes and sundaes, but also have bowls and cones for smaller appetites and budgets. Edible cookie dough, vegan and lactose free options are also available!
114 E 7th Street Suite 110
(512) 943-9272
600degreespizzeria.com/pages/marketplace
600 Degrees Market Place offers all of 600Degrees Pizzeria’s regular menu items, as well as calzones, pastas, subs and meatballs. There is also beer and wine for sale.
817 S. Austin Avenue #100
512-688-5037
facebook.com/bellandbirdie
Welcome to Bella & Birdie Interiors, located in Georgetown, Texas! Our store offers an extensive selection of home furnishings, including lighting, bedding, textiles, and the American-made custom furniture line Norwalk. We also carry a variety of gifts and candles to help you create a warm and inviting atmosphere in your home.
In addition to our retail offerings, we provide full interior design and decorating services to bring your vision to life. Our team of experienced professionals will work with you to create a beautiful and functional space that reflects your unique style and personality.
Whether you’re looking to refresh a single room or redecorate your entire home, we’re here to help. Come visit us today and let us help you transform your home into a space you’ll love.
401 E. 2nd Street
Reservations: (512) 930-3594
parks.georgetown.org/outdoor-fields-and-athletic-facilities
Sports Facilities: 3 softball fields and batting cages
703 S. Main Street
(512) 868-2659
facebook.com/ScoopsGTX
Scoops is located in All Things Kids toy store. Offering Beth Marie’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream, Scoops serves a selection of 42 flavors such as French Toast, Amaretto Cheesecake and Smores – changing seasonally and complimented by classic sodas, shakes and sundaes. The Sundaes are all about Georgetown, featuring desserts designed by locals and businesses including “Chet’s Daytripper”, “Sweet Lemon”, “The Blue Hole” and Mayor Ross’ “Best Sundae on Planet Earth” – and their very own Red Poppy Ice Cream! In addition to the ice cream and sodas there are over 400 different kinds of candy! Gummi bears, sour worms, taffy, gum balls, jelly beans, chocolate raisins, lollipops and lemon drops! Buy a scoop or add it to your ice cream – the combinations are endless.
Please contact about catering hours and options.
1500 Rivery Blvd, Suite 2165
512-943-8252
pinkpoppygeorgetown.com
Made in the USA Women’s Clothing Boutique & Gift Store.
Exclusive retailer of Brighton, Consuela, Farm House Fresh and Aritisans Jewelry. Artisan Made in the USA Cobbler, Kool Shoos USA.
103 N. Austin Avenue, Suite 200
(512) 688-5204
thomasanselment.com
German Certified Master Goldsmith, Thomas Anselment’s original designs combine exquisitely handmade and cold forged fine jewelry with the use of exclusively fine materials. Designs combine 18k gold in all colors, fine gold, platinum, and/or silver with meticulously selected gem stones.
2100 CR 176
(512) 986-7800
zuzuspetalsaustin.com
Specializing in contemporary, custom floral creations for weddings, corporate and social events all over Austin.
4500 Williams Drive
(512) 868-8851
HEB Blooms Florist Website
4500 Williams Dr
512-863-4427
https://www.heb.com/static-page/article-template/blooms-by-heb
Floral shop located within HEB grocery store. Call for floral hours.
1015 W. University Avenue
512-930-8008
Wolf Ranch Town Center offers a variety of stores ranging from home goods, electronics, and apparel. This open-air community center is home to over 80 retail stores and restaurants and scenic areas that reinforce the natural Central Texas elements. Please go to their website for the list of department stores.
1310 W University Avenue
(737) 245-5300
academy.com/shop/storelocator/texas/georgetown/store-0319
Academy carries a wide range of quality hunting, fishing and camping equipment, patio sets and barbecue grills, along with sports and recreation products, at everyday low prices. Also selling hunting and fishing licenses.
905 N Austin Ave
(512) 948-7537
facebook.com/Tortilleria-Y-Taqueria-San-Pedro-Lim
A taqueria serving a wide variety of Tex-Mex.
3020 Williams Dr
(512) 843-6094
facebook.com/hteaogeorgetown
Serving fresh brewed hourly, 22 flavors of the best 100% broadleaf iced tea, All tea brewed with double pass reverse osmosis water. Double pass reverse osmosis water available by the bottle, gallon & 5 gallon. Bagged ice available crushed and cubed. Your local YETI retailer merchandising the full line of YETI products.
114 E 7th Street, Suite 116
512-487-6187
https://jim9888.wixsite.com/mangotango
Fantastic unique Asian fusion dishes from China, Cambodia, and Vietnam mixed with a variety of drinks in a fun atmosphere. Located on the Georgetown Square. Serving Asian Fusion, Cambodian food, boba tea, smoothies and more.
1500 Rivery Blvd #2120
512-688-4288
ichirosushiwinebar.com/
Ichiro’s food menu includes sushi and dishes from Japan, Korea and China. They have a full bar featuring a large wine selection.
507 River Bend Drive
512-240-5137
barkingarmadillo.com
A Texan family owned operation committed to brewing quality beer using carefully selected ingredients to bring you fresh and tasty pours. They offer their staple brews as well as rotating guest taps, hand-selected wines, and non-alcoholic beverages. They usually have a food truck on site. Check their website for entertainment and food truck schedule!
2500 NE Inner Loop
512-688-5046
rentschbrewery.com
Rentsch Brewery is Georgetown’s only craft brewery. Their selection of brews is a mix of both old and new world styles with something for everyone. If you’re in the neighborhood, swing by their taproom and beergarden to get a real taste of the beergarden life.
3316 Williams Dr, #105
(512) 868-3200
order.papamurphys.com/menu/papa-murphys-williams-dr
Papa Murphy’s core purpose is to bring all families together through food people love with a goal to create fun, convenient and fulfilling family dinners. You select the type of fresh dough and your favorite toppings. They make your pizza by hand in a matter of minutes. Then you take it home, pop it in the oven, and serve it fresh to your family.
3303 Williams Dr, #1030
(512) 819-0001
marcos.com
Founded in Oregon, Ohio, just outside of Toledo, Marco’s has been serving primo pizza since 1978. They pride themselves in doing things the Italian way and serving authentic Italian quality.
2100 S Austin Ave
512-864-0222
La Plaza Market Facebook Page
La Plaza Market offers Mexican food in their taqueria located within the market.
610 N Austin Ave, #106
(512) 864-3283
doubledaves.com
DoubleDave’s makes their hand-tossed dough at least twice a day, every day. They make sauce daily from scratch and hand-cut fresh vegetables. Then they top it off with fresh, quality meats & cheeses and serve it up hot from the oven.
Two locations:
104 Western Trail, #101
(512) 863-8888
1204 Railroad Ave, #102
(512) 688-5014
Domino’s Pizza offers customers a full menu to choose from, including four types of pizza crust (Hand Tossed, Handmade Pan, Thin Crust and Brooklyn Style), Domino’s American Legends®, BreadBowl Pasta, Oven Baked Sandwiches, Stuffed Cheesy Bread, Breadsticks, Chicken Wings, Boneless Chicken, Chocolate Lava Crunch Cakes, CinnaStix® and Coca-Cola® products.
1201 W University Ave, #110
(512) 591-0671
fiveguys.com
Five Guys is a fast casual restaurant chain focused on hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries, and more.
1039 W University Ave
(512) 868-0200
carlsjr.com
More than 60 years and 1000 restaurants later Carl’s Jr.® has become known as the place to go all across the West for juicy delicious charbroiled burgers. They also offer breakfast daily until 10:30am and chicken options such as the club and chicken strips salads sides and desserts.
1013 W University Ave, #320
512-591-7809
facebook.com/Fortune-Garden-Georgetown
Casual eatery for Chinese favorites & pho offered in a vast, colorful space with booth seating.
718 S Austin Ave
(512) 688-5717
barrelsandamps.com
A Texas taproom, bar and live music venue featuring signature craft cocktails, an extensive food menu, weekly entertainment, and over 70 beers on tap.
915 N Austin Ave
(512) 635-6389
facebook.com/zydecoice
Drive through with many flavors of shaved ice.
1003 W University Ave, #110
(512) 948-7002
smoothieking.com
A menu made just for you — with countless combinations of fruits, veggies and nutritional enhancers for endless ways to Rule The Day.
2500 Williams Dr
(512) 639-8952
Serving a variety of sweet and meat kolaches, cinnamon rolls, dinner rolls and more.
920 N Austin Ave, #607
(512) 864-9817
4106 Williams Drive
(512) 863-4882
Georgetown Donuts offers donuts, kolaches, breakfast sandwiches and tacos as well as specialty donuts.
603 W University Ave, #1
(512) 688-5486
The shop offers a variety of donuts, kolaches, and drinks.
950 W. University #201
(512) 869-3604
jimmyjohns.com
Your local Jimmy John’s makes Freaky Fast Freaky Fresh® sandwiches using only the highest quality, freshest ingredients. Stop by for lunch or dinner, or order ahead online or using the Jimmy John’s app for pick up.
201 San Gabriel Village Blvd.
(512) 732-2025
hatcreekburgers.com
Hat Creek serves burgers and salads, chicken sandwiches, shakes, beer and wine. They also serve breakfast.
1101 Woodlawn Avenue
(737) 444-2750
brixandalegtx.com
Brix And Ale provides a modern and relaxing atmosphere, overlooking Rivery Park. Part wine bar, part local pub—Brix And Ale stems from the belief that classic comfort cuisine is best complemented by a craft wine, beer or cocktail. Reservations are accepted, but not necessary. Located on the first level of Sheraton Austin Georgetown Texas Hotel and Conference Center. Complimentary covered parking available.
Hours:
Breakfast 6:30 AM – 11:00 AM, Daily
Lunch 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM, Monday – Saturday
Bar Menu: 3:00 pm – 5pm, Daily
Dinner 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM, Daily
Sunday A La Carte Brunch 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Weekend Breakfast Buffet 6:30 AM – 11 AM Saturday, 6:30 AM – 12 PM Sunday
1005 W University Ave
(512) 863-0684
longhornsteakhouse.com
LongHorn welcomes guests into a warm, relaxing atmosphere reminiscent of a Western rancher’s home where friendly, attentive servers help them unwind and savor a great steakhouse meal. And there’s more on the menu than just great steaks, like expertly grilled fresh fish and fresh chicken. Full bar available.
1101 Woodlawn Avenue
(737) 444-2700
Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel and Conference Center
An upscale lounge located in the Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel and Conference Center, serving wine, beer, cocktails and appetizers.
4701 Williams Drive, Bldg. 1
(512) 763-1672
simmerdowngeorgetown.weebly.com
Simmer Down prepares fresh food from scratch, daily. They are purposeful in their selection of menu items, with many items that cater to those with special dietary needs.
1225 S IH 35 Frontage Rd., Suite 135
(512) 641-3331
firstwatch.com/locations/georgetown
First Watch is an award-winning Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch favorite that specializes in both traditional and innovative creations all freshly prepared to order. Open Daily: 7 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
(Closed on Thanksgiving & Christmas)
905 N. Church Street
(512) 943-8430
brookwoodingeorgetown.org
BIG Cafe serves delicious breakfasts and lunches.
Through creative enterprises including horticulture, pottery, jewelry, baking and even greeting cards, BiG (Brookwood in Georgetown) lights the lives of adults and empowers them to serve the community.
6450 RM 2243
512-930-6800
parks.georgetown.org/gareypark
• There are no official eclipse activities planned at Garey Park; however, we welcome visitors to come experience the eclipse with us.
• Garey Park entry fees will be collected at the park entrance. Fees are $2/Georgetown Resident and $4/Nonresident. Children 3 years and younger are free. Please bring cash to expedite the entry process.
• The park will close to incoming traffic if/when the park reaches capacity, and can no longer accommodate any additional vehicles.
• Garey Park hours are 8 a.m.-8 p.m. beginning April 1. Please do not attempt to access the park outside of the posted hours of operation. Parking will only be allowed in designated parking areas.
• It is possible that traffic will get backed up along the entry and exit roads. Please remain calm and exercise patience when entering and exiting the park. Park staff will process entry as quickly as possible.
Amenities at the park include a playground, a splash pad, a dog park, an equestrian arena, the Garey House event space (rented separately), pavilions, two fishing ponds, 4.7 miles of hiking trails, and 4.2 miles of equestrian trails. For more information about Garey Park and admission fees, please visit their website.
50503 Indian Creek Dr
(512) 508-9876
georgetowngardens.com
facebook.com/Georgetown-Gardens-Weddings-and-Events
Capacity 100
“Take in the sight of a sea of scarlet red or golden yellow at these events around the state…” This article, written by Shari Biediger, features three Texas towns and their poppies. It’s no surprise that Georgetown made the list! Read the entire article here: 3 Best Places to See Poppies in Texas.
205 West 2nd Street
(512) 591-7866
elmonumentogeorgetown.com
Enjoy interior Mexican food in a beautiful atmosphere! Serving lunch, dinner and a weekend brunch! Full bar available.
408 W University Ave
512-240-4093
jimmyvegas.biz
Jimmy Vega’s is a BBQ smokehouse specializing in Texas Style brisket and Dry Rub Baby Back ribs. They also have delicious sides, malts, and desserts.
1050 W. University Avenue
512-869-3271
panerabread.com
Panera Bread believes that good food, food you can feel good about, can bring out the best in all of us. From freshly baked bread to sandwiches to soup.
1225 S IH 35 Suite 105
(512) 686-7500
cookiedelivery.com/locations
Tiff’s Treats is famous for bringing hot, fresh-from-the-oven cookies and brownies to hungry treat lovers everywhere!
1515 N IH-35 W Frontage Rd
512-868-5454
hardtailsbarandgrill.com
More than just a biker bar, Hardtails Bar & Grill has a full menu, including breakfast and has weekly specials and events including Karaoke, Live Music and Free Pool!
1013 W University Ave, #195
(512) 591-8875
justlovecoffeecafe.com/georgetown
Serving artisan waffles and other breakfast items as well as soups, salads, sandwiches and a variety of coffee and drinks.
1401 S. IH-35
512-688-4235
olivegarden.com/locations/tx/georgetown/georgetown-wolf-crossing/6432
Olive Garden has fresh, out of the oven breadsticks and unlimited soup or garden fresh salad. Their menu has something for everyone, including classic and filled pastas, chicken, seafood and beef dishes, topped with made from scratch sauces. Delicious Italian-inspired dishes, shared with the people you love are what make Olive Garden feel like home.
1003 W University Ave, Suite 125
(512) 229-1712
modpizza.com/locations/wolf-ranch-town-center
30+ Toppings. Feel-good ingredients, prepped fresh daily and ready to go. Meaty to vegan and everything in between. Whatever toppings you choose for your pizza or salad, you’ll pay one set price. Once you’ve ordered, it takes just minutes.
1104 S. Main Street
(512) 930-2343
dossalsas.com
Texas-style Mexican food at its best can be found at Dos Salsas. Two different types of salsas (Dos Salsas) sit on each table giving you the opportunity to choose how you want to flavor your favorite Mexican dish. Full bar available.
900 North Austin Avenue, Suite 410
512-688-5275
Louisiana Crab Shack serves a variety of grilled, fried, broiled and steamed seafood. Not a seafood fan? You can find chicken on the menu as well!
205 W. 6th Street, Suite 101
512-688-5582
larkandowlbooksellers.com
Lark & Owl is an independent bookstore, bistro, and retail experience, founded by women, in historic Downtown Georgetown, Texas. Their mission is to meet the needs of their customers by creating an inviting space for community, conversation, and books.
714 S. Austin Avenue
(512) 688-5707
facebook.com/OoLala-Georgetown
Oolala is a boutique in downtown Georgetown offering trendy apparael, jewelry, gifts, perfume oil and home decor.
2502 Williams Drive Suite C
(512) 863-9812
hydratetexas.com
Serving premium fresh juices and smoothies, kombucha on tap and fresh, delicious Boar’s Head sandwiches and even gluten-free protein bars! They pride themselves in serving healthy options for everyone!
1500 Rivery Blvd, Suite 2155
512-887-1797
riverycoffeehouse.com
Rivery Coffeehouse & Desserts is upscale Coffeehouse featuring Eruopean style coffee, baked goods and desserts. With large comfy couches and tables in a lounge setting to come enjoy the company of friends or enjoy the free wi-fi and study. While your here try out our amazing breakfast and lunch croissant sandwiches.
703 S. Main Street
(512) 868-2659
allthingskids.us
All Things Kids is an award winning family owned store proud to offer a unique selection of exceptional European and North American BATTERY FREE toys as well as the top 100 Children’s books of all time. They also offer 42 flavors of Beth Marie’s Ice Cream, shakes, floats and sodas as well as over 400 different kinds of candy. The Georgetown Chamber Of Commerce Small Business Of The Year 2012 and The Texas Downtown Association ‘Best Downtown Business In Texas’ 2013.
Finding the perfect destination for any event is a true balancing act. On the one hand, you want to host it in a first-class venue surrounded by one-of-a-kind experiences. Yet you don’t want to inconvenience your attendees with long travel times or all the big-city traffic. Georgetown, Texas offers the best of both worlds, all while retaining our own identity. Besides our convenient location just north of Austin, our world-class conference center and abundance of unique activities makes us the perfect choice for conventions, corporate meetings, trade shows and more.
Get to know what we have to offer below, then contact us to start planning your next event here.
Settled among verdant oak and mesquite trees near the trickling San Gabriel River, the Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel & Conference Center is more than a hotel. It’s a destination. Ideal for functions of all sizes, the hotel has more than 26,600 square feet of event space and 18 meeting rooms, the largest of which can accommodate as many as 1,500 attendees. All meeting rooms are equipped with comprehensive technology, and you’ll have the assistance of on-site experts and meeting planners that will help everything run smoothly. See floor plans, a capacity chart and room set-up examples here.
Beyond its meeting facilities, the Sheraton is a place where your attendees will feel at ease. More than 220 stylish guestrooms and suites include plush king or queen beds with fluffy pillows, dedicated work desks and rainfall showerheads in the bathrooms. The hotel’s inviting restaurant and lobby bar afford space to dine and socialize outside of your event hours, while the outdoor heated pool offers a convenient way to unwind year-round. When your attendees need to work up a sweat, they can either visit the 24-hour fitness center or jog or borrow a bike and explore the nearby North San Gabriel River Trail.
The Sheraton’s world-class service, amenities and convenient location just off Interstate 35 near Downtown Georgetown means it has everything you need to host the kind of event your guests will rave about.
Breathtaking underground caverns, wineries serving delicious Texas reds and whites and all the breathtaking architecture of the Most Beautiful Square in Texas. Host your event in Georgetown and your attendees won’t have to go far to experience some of the best the Hill Country has to offer.
Located just a few minutes away from the Sheraton hotel, Downtown Georgetown is centered around the Courthouse on the Square, a historic structure that doubles as a unique meeting venue. Surrounding it are countless restaurants, shops and three wineries, where your guests can fill their glass and stroll the area as they sip their new favorite wine. The arts are abundant here as well, with the works of nationally renowned artists on display at the Georgetown Art Center and live theater productions at the Palace Theatre.
While Downtown Georgetown is a treasure trove of things to do, see and taste, there’s much more going around town. Situated just a few minutes south of Georgetown, Inner Space Cavern is a subterranean wonderland full of breathtaking formations that allows group tours. For an off-site ice breaker with locally brewed craft beer, rent out Rentsch Brewery. Yard games, TVs and an enticing selection of brews await at the brewery, which can accommodate up to 220 if you book the entire indoor/outdoor facility.
To give your guests an authentic Texas experience, host a team-building activity at Reunion Ranch, which provides a range of fun activities that’ll bring everyone together. There are also the elevated obstacles at the Challenge Course, where individual and group activities are designed to develop teamwork skills while having a great time along the way. Finally, a venture out to the Walburg German Restaurant & Biergarten is another great option if you want to give your attendees a taste of the Hill Country’s German heritage.
For more suggested activities, contact our team and we will be happy to assist.
Walk Georgetown’s downtown streets or explore its cave and you’ll feel like you’re a world away from all of Austin’s hustle and bustle. Yet this Hill Country getaway is just 30 miles north of downtown Austin. As close as it is to the Texas capital, your attendees won’t have to stress about navigating all that big-city traffic. If they’re flying into the Austin Bergstrom International Airport or driving up from San Antonio, they can cruise up Toll 130, a route that goes around downtown Austin. Not only that, but Georgetown is less than three hours from the Dallas and Fort Worth area and Houston.
Whether your attendees are arriving by air or by car, they’ll find getting to Georgetown as easy as saying “Howdy, y’all.”
Our world-class conference center, convenient location and wealth of things to see and do makes Georgetown an ideal destination for your next event. Start your planning process by seeing all our venues and service providers, then submit your RFP.
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2200 S. Austin Avenue
512-869-3304
hellosweetiebbq.com
Hello Sweetie’s BBQ is marinated with special seasoning and smoked over mesquite and oak wood for a 24-hour period. Your brisket or pulled pork is weighed to a generous quarter of a pound, served on a bun with homemade BBQ sauce. They also serve shaved ice and ice cream. Open Monday – Saturday.
3308 Williams Dr # 100
(512) 819-0770
1011 Leander Road
(512) 819-0900
Two locations in Georgetown.
The Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel & Conference Center is set among the lush greenery of Georgetown’s Rivery Park. The full-service modern hotel offers small-town Texas hospitality with world-class services and amenities. Explore Southwestern University, stroll through downtown, or enjoy the bountiful nature all around. Within the hotel, you’ll find stylish rooms and suites, all with complimentary Wi-Fi, and thoughtful touches. Gather in the inviting restaurant and lobby bar, where you can savor creative cocktails and classic American comfort food with innovative twists. Go for a swim in the outdoor heated pool, hop on one of the complimentary bikes, go for a jog on the trails or workout in the 24-hour fitness center. Set the scene to impress with the elegant indoor and outdoor conference and wedding venues, superb catering and unparalleled services.
823 S. Austin Avenue
512-650-9133
allthingsnewgtx.com
All Things New motto is: “Every day there is an opportunity for all things to become new. A new day, life, marriage, journey, endeavor. Simply anything! All Things New was born out of the experience and life journey of Debra Hobbs and Mandy Tyrrell. The passion for channeling creativity and building relationships is at the heart of what we do. We would love to help you celebrate the *new* in your life! We are a local florist in Georgetown, TX.” You can also find antiques and a variety of unique gifts from the vendors.
FinanceBuzz just released their list of Fun and Frugal Weekend Getaways in All 50 States and Visit Georgetown rules in Texas! See the entire list: Fun and Frugal Weekend Getaways.
1013 W. University, Suite 310
(512) 930-1212
smokeymosbbq.com
Smokey Mo’s Bar-B-Q owners Morris and Lisa Melchor have lived and worked in the barbeque business for an astounding sixty years between them! They have a large variety of items to choose from!
Anyone looking for kid-friendly summer fun ideas? Check out this great article by Gabby Cullen with Red Tricycle featuring “What to do with kids in Georgetown!” It’s a great list to share with friends looking to visit with little ones. Just in time for the weekend, too! Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel & Conference Center, The Williamson Museum, Sip ‘n’ Stain Georgetown, TX, 18 Carrot Bakery, All Things Kids In Georgetown, Texas, Lark and Owl Booksellers, Inner Space Cavern, 600 Degrees Pizzeria & Drafthouse, Wildfire Restaurant, The Monument Cafe and The Georgetown Palace Theatre are all on her list. Read it all here: redtri.com/what-to-do-with-kids-in-georgetown-texas/slide/6.
706 S. Austin Avenue
512-688-5755
baronscreekvineyards.com/locations/georgetown/
Barons Creek winery will be serving wines from their vineyards. Their philosophy at Baron’s Creek is to bring you small lots of very fine wine from the best vineyards. They source grapes from specialty growers throughout Texas, Washington, California and Spain. To read more about Barons Creek Vineyards, please go to baronscreekvineyards.com/Vineyards. Visit Barons Creek Winery on the Georgetown Square are Tues-Fri 2-9 p.m., Sat 12-9 p.m., Sun 12-5 p.m.
1211 Leander
512-688-4220
greekgyrostx.com
Serving classic Greek dishes, desserts, gyros, pizza, subs, and more! Sit down dining and delivery.
309 South Main Street
512-931-4990
309.coffee
309 Coffee is a coffeeshop located just off the square in downtown Georgetown, TX. Started by a group of friends with a heart for delicious coffee and creating community, they are firm believers in caffeinated conversation. 309 Coffee aims to serve the best coffee in Georgetown, but they are just as passionate about knowing you, your drink order, and creating a place where all feel welcome. Serving coffee & treats + beer & wine.
1421 S. IH 35
(512) 240-5533
pterrys.com
P. Terry’s Burger Stand offers the freshest quality ingredients you can find served out of a drive-thru window. We’re where fresh, all-natural, beef and chicken became staple items. They serve fresh-cut fries made from all-natural potatoes, free of trans fats and hydrogenated oils, fresh-baked cookies, banana bread, and house veggie burger; fresh-squeezed orange juice and lemonade; and authentic milkshakes.
1108 Rivery Blvd
(512) 843-7392
arbys.com
Arby’s Georgetown is a quick-service restaurant serving quality meats on handcrafted sandwiches. They call the transformation from a cut meat to a delicious sandwich “Meatcraft.” Serving sandwiches, gyros, curly fries, shakes and sides, and more.
It’s always great to receive accolades from writers visiting from other great Texas cities. Alyssa from Twenty Something SA wrote: “Recently I traveled two hours to Georgetown, about 30 miles north of Austin. Once I was outside ATX city limits, the highway to became less crowded and I felt my mind and body relax. It felt nice to pass the hustle + bustle and continue onto more serene lands.” To read her great article and see some photos, including some yummy food photos, go to twentysomethingsa.com/7-reasons-why-georgetown-should-be-your-next-getaway.
PaperCity Magazine Author Megan Forney writes, “A few weeks back, I drove a little more than 20 miles from Austin to Georgetown, perhaps best known for having the most beautiful town square in Texas. It’s a small, historic town that not only boasts a welcoming spirit…” Read on about the raves: papercitymag.com/culture/travel/georgetown-texas-austin-escape-town-square-friday-night-lights/
Who made the Fodor Travel’s List of America’s 25 Cutest Main Streets in Small(er) Towns? Georgetown, Texas did! 🎉💫 Click the website link to read what they say about Georgetown and see the full list including other cute Main Street Towns across the nation: fodors.com/news/photos/americas-25-cutest-main-streets-in-smaller-towns.
The very popular “Only In Your State” website featured Georgetown’s very own unique playscape. Only In Your State features attractions across the nation! Read what they have say in this article titled, “The Unique Playground Hiding Near Austin That Your Whole Family Will Love.” You can also find more information on the Playscape and other great Georgetown Parks at Georgetown Parks and Recreation.
Georgetown made Austin American Statesman’s Summer of 2018 list of day trips! Included are some of our beloved attractions – Blue Hole, Inner Space Cavern and El Monumento.
1021 W. University Avenue
(512) 863-258
cvs.com
In addition to pharmacy services, CVS offers healthy snacks as well as beauty, health and wellness products.
Georgetown is in the spotlight again! Read why It’s “Hip to Be Square in Georgetown” according to Texas Monthly. Thank you, Texas Monthly, for the great compliment! Read more about the hip hangouts and the fun they found in this well-written article that sums up downtown life in Georgetown: texasmonthly.com/travel/hip-square-georgetown.
Everyone loves The Daytripper! See why Chet from the The Daytripper says, “Word is slowly getting out that Georgetown has entered the ranks of cool.” Watch the fun video and read this great article by great article by Budget Travel.
Whether you’re drawn to the vibrant festivals celebrating local culture, seeking family-friendly gatherings, or eager to participate in community happenings, Georgetown, Texas has something for everyone. Embrace the spirit of fun and start planning your visit today!
To see a complete list of Georgetown events, please go to our Events Calendar.
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Georgetown and Our Most Beautiful Town Square is making travel adventure headlines again! Take two minutes and read what Kelley with The Culture Collective has to share from her adventure and her quotes from our Mayor Dale Ross! “Tucked away just about 25 miles north of Austin, Texas is the nation’s fifth fastest growing city: Georgetown. The community’s southern hospitality, diverse outdoor offerings and burgeoning food scene are just the icing on the cake for Georgetown’s real draw – a thriving economy…”
The City of Georgetown Convention and Visitors Bureau recently placed second for the best destination marketing organization/convention and visitors bureau for the Southwest region for the 2017 Stella Awards. This was the award’s inaugural year.
The Stella Awards are presented by The Northstar Meeting Group and recognize hotels, convention centers, conference centers, airlines, cruise lines, destination marketing organizations/CVBs, and destination management companies that consistently deliver quality service and innovation to meeting and events professionals.
“We are very honored to be recognized alongside cities that have been doing meeting and event planning for many years,” Georgetown Tourism and CVB Manager Cari Miller said. “This award has given us the opportunity to showcase our City to meeting managers from throughout the U.S. We couldn’t have won this award without our incredible CVB team and all the wonderful work they do.”
Finalists for the awards were selected by voting industry professionals, and winners were selected by a panel of judges based on professionalism, consistency in delivering quality service, innovation of ideas, and support to meeting professionals.
Visit Phoenix and the Irving CVB placed first in the category, and Visit Denver came in third.
The Southwest region includes Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah.
After Erin McWilliams, Writer from Austin’s EASTside Magazine spent a weekend in Georgetown, she wrote, “Georgetown is one of the Hill Country’s hidden gems, boasting the beautiful Blue Hole along the San Gabriel River, one of the best preserved caves in the state, and a dreamy town square.” Read the entire article and see more photos at: eastsideatx.com/a-weekend-in-georgetown.
Susan Moss of DoughMessTic recently visited Georgetown and blogged, “Caves, boating, markets, great dining? The #1 fastest growing city in America in its population range? And the Most Beautiful Town Square in the state? This I had to see….We arrived in Georgetown late on a Friday afternoon, and swung by the Visitor’s Center. Talk about a welcome. This little town has a stunning historical façade, and they weren’t kidding about that town square. It REALLY is beautiful. It’s a reminder of all things that used to be easy, and good. Where soda shops were a real thing, and not just in the movies. Where neighbors were actually neighborly. It oozes nostalgia.” Susan is from a small town and this now an avid world traveler. So, when she gives us this sort of review, we take it as a HIGH compliment! Read the entire article: doughmesstic.com/2017/10/12/family-travel-georgetown-texas/
Travels with Tam Travel Blogger, Tam Warner Minton author of Travels with Tam, says , “You should experience amazing and beautiful Georgetown, Texas!…I have to say that Georgetown has the prettiest town square I have seen so far in the Hill Country!…What a great place for a Texas trip! The courthouse is in the center, surrounded by historic buildings, cute shop fronts, and a grassy lawn. Georgetown is in Williamson County, Texas, and has a rich history.” Tam has been published in Huffington Post, Matador Network, Travel Post Monthly, and many more publications. Read the complete article, full of great details and photos: http://travelswithtam.com/beautiful-georgetown-texas/
Thanks to CultureMap Austin for this incredible Austin area cave tour roundup, which includes our very own Inner Space Cavern. “Austin and its surrounding areas are known for beautiful Hill Country landscapes and plenty of outdoor recreation options — but don’t forget to explore the awesome sights underground, too. You can up the adventure by making a day trip to one of these showstopping caves near the city.” Read the entire article here: 5 incredible caves to explore just outside of Austin
Looking for a fun road trip? Read this great article by Having Fun in the Texas Sun – Texas Family Travel about visiting Inner Space Cavern, Georgetown Parks and Recreation Hike and Bike Trails and Playscape, The Monument Cafe and camping at Berry Springs Park And Preserve! What a great way to spend time in Georgetown! Give it a read and make your plans: havingfuninthetexassun.com/2016/06/12/berry-springs-park-and-preserve-georgetown/
Georgetown, Texas was chosen as one of Southern Living’s 15 Affordable Towns We Love. What a great article by Author Perri O. Blumberg: “Georgetown is gearing up to be running on 100% wind and solar power by 2018 —a huge draw for affordable and eco-friendly living. Don’t miss the annual Red Poppy Festival, a free celebration with live music, a parade, a kid zone, a car show, arts and crafts, and more. Hailed as “The Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas,” downtown Georgetown allows free parking after 5 p.m. year-round so you can dine, try a wine-tasting or two, and take in a theatrical performance without feeding any meters. No trip to Georgetown is complete without a visit to the Blue Hole, a lagoon along the San Gabriel River, and a tour of the Georgetown Art Center, where admission is free.” You can read the entire article here: southernliving.com/travel…
When in need of a family-friendly getaway for the weekend or a few days, Georgetown is the perfect place to keep the kiddos (along with the adults) entertained with plenty of affordable and fun options to choose from.
Blue Hole – Located five blocks north of the downtown Square along N. Austin Avenue, limestone bluffs border this scenic lagoon and popular swimming hole along the South Fork of the San Gabriel River. The entrance to Blue Hole Park is at W. Second and Rock Streets. The park features picnic areas, restrooms and wading areas.
Inner Space Cavern – In 1963, the Texas Highway Department’s core drilling team discovered over 7,000 square feet of cave while taking six-inch core samples to determine if the ground was stable enough to support a large highway overpass. As they were drilling one of the test holes, the bit suddenly dropped 26 feet, and the highway crew knew there was something down there besides rock. Inner Space cavern opened to the public in the summer of 1966 and has welcomed hundreds of thousands of visitors to its beautiful site since that time.
Lake Georgetown – This recreational spot offers a number of attractions from camping, boating and fishing to biking, hiking and horseback riding trails as well as swimming and picnic areas. Lake Georgetown has several group shelters at Russell Park, which may be rented for family reunions. There is also a large pavilion located in the Nature Center area, which may be rented from Georgetown Parks and Recreation. The park gates at Lake Georgetown open at 6 a.m. and close at 10 p.m.
Splash Pads – To cool off in the hot summer months, Georgetown has several splash pads locations for families to enjoy. One is located in San Jose Park and another in the downtown area, outside the Georgetown Art Center. All splash pads are free and open throughout the summer.
Palace Theater – The Palace Theatre in the historic downtown district is home to a year-round season of live theater productions including musicals, comedies, and dramas. This former movie house was renovated and in 2001 opened as a live theater venue. View upcoming shows at: http://www.georgetownpalace.com/calendar.php.
The Williamson Museum – Located in the town square, The Williamson Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and proceeds benefit the museum’s educational programing. The Museum offers free and exciting hands-on educational programs to the public through innovative exhibits, tours and outreach.
Georgetown Art Center & Sculpture Tour – Visitors can immerse themselves in art at the Georgetown Art Center (open Tuesday-Saturday 10-6 and Sunday 1-5). Situated just a block off the Courthouse Square in the Historic Firehouse No. 1 (circa 1892), the new Georgetown Art Center, managed by the local nonprofit organization Georgetown Art Works, offers the community a place to appreciate art at every level.
Georgetown is full of natural beauty that is highlighted and preserved through the dedication of the community. Check out a handful of the fun outdoor activities you can do while in town:
San Gabriel Park & Hike and Bike Trails – The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department has nearly 9 miles of hike and bike trails along the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. There is a 1.6-mile granite trail that loops around San Gabriel Park. On the North San Gabriel River, there is a one-mile lighted concrete trail that goes from San Gabriel Park to Rivery Park. On the South San Gabriel River, there is a one mile lighted concrete trail that starts at Walden and College and goes to Blue Hole Park. The City of Georgetown’s San Gabriel River Trail was designated.
Blue Hole – Located five blocks north of the downtown Square along N. Austin Avenue, limestone bluffs border this scenic lagoon and popular swimming hole along the South Fork of the San Gabriel River. The entrance to Blue Hole Park is at W. Second Street and Rock Street. The park features picnic areas, restrooms and wading areas.
Inner Space Cavern – In 1963, the Texas Highway Department core drilling team discovered over 7,000 square feet of cave while taking six-inch core samples to determine if the ground was stable enough to support a large highway overpass. As they were drilling one of the test holes, the bit suddenly dropped 26 feet, and the highway crew knew there was something down there besides rock. Inner Space cavern opened to the public in the summer of 1966 and has welcomed hundreds of thousands of visitors to its beautiful site since that time.
Lake Georgetown – This recreational spot offers a number of attractions from camping, boating and fishing to biking, hiking and horseback riding trails as well as swimming and picnic areas. Lake Georgetown has several group shelters at Russell Park, which may be rented for family reunions. There is also a large pavilion located in the Nature Center area, which may be rented from Georgetown Parks and Recreation. The park gates at Lake Georgetown open at 6 a.m. and close at 10 p.m.
Splash Pads – To cool off in the hot summer months, Georgetown has several splash pads locations for families to enjoy. One is located in San Jose Park and another in the Downtown area, outside the Georgetown Art Center. All splash pads are free and open throughout the summer.
Georgetown Challenge Course – Located off the San Gabriel River, the Georgetown Challenge Course is a series of ropes challenges aimed toward individuals and groups that acts as an approach to team-building for individuals, businesses and nonprofits. Facilitators engage participants to explore and practice teamwork. Courses range from four to six hours and prices vary.
Georgetown is full of natural beauty that is highlighted and preserved through the dedication of the community. Check out a handful of the fun outdoor activities you can do and create your own personalized nature getaway! Feeling super-adventurous? Check out the camping locations and make your reservations, or if you like to wind down indoors, pick out a room from one of our hotels or B&B’s.
San Gabriel Park & Hike and Bike Trails – The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department has nearly 9 miles of hike and bike trails along the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. There is a 1.6-mile granite trail that loops around San Gabriel Park. On the North San Gabriel River, there is a one-mile lighted concrete trail that goes from San Gabriel Park to Rivery Park. On the South San Gabriel River, there is a one mile lighted concrete trail that starts at Walden and College and goes to Blue Hole Park. The City of Georgetown’s San Gabriel River Trail was designated.
Blue Hole – Located five blocks north of the downtown Square along N. Austin Avenue, limestone bluffs border this scenic lagoon and popular swimming hole along the South Fork of the San Gabriel River. The entrance to Blue Hole Park is at W. Second Street and Rock Street. The park features picnic areas, restrooms and wading areas.
Inner Space Cavern – In 1963, the Texas Highway Department core drilling team discovered over 7,000 square feet of cave while taking six-inch core samples to determine if the ground was stable enough to support a large highway overpass. As they were drilling one of the test holes, the bit suddenly dropped 26 feet, and the highway crew knew there was something down there besides rock. Inner Space cavern opened to the public in the summer of 1966 and has welcomed hundreds of thousands of visitors to its beautiful site since that time.
Lake Georgetown – This recreational spot offers a number of attractions from camping, boating and fishing to biking, hiking and horseback riding trails as well as swimming and picnic areas. Lake Georgetown has several group shelters at Russell Park, which may be rented for family reunions. There is also a large pavilion located in the Nature Center area, which may be rented from Georgetown Parks and Recreation. The park gates at Lake Georgetown open at 6 a.m. and close at 10 p.m.
Splash Pads – To cool off in the hot summer months, Georgetown has several splash pads locations for families to enjoy. One is located in San Jose Park and another in the Downtown area, outside the Georgetown Art Center. All splash pads are free and open throughout the summer.
Georgetown Challenge Course – Located off the San Gabriel River, the Georgetown Challenge Course is a series of ropes challenges aimed toward individuals and groups that acts as an approach to team-building for individuals, businesses and nonprofits. Facilitators engage participants to explore and practice teamwork. Courses range from four to six hours and prices vary.
Located within Garey Park
6450 Ranch to Market Rd 2243
(512) 930-6520
gareyhouse.georgetown.org
Garey House is located within Garey Park, a 525-acre ranch located along the South San Gabriel River. The venue can be utilized for indoor and outdoor events, including weddings, social events, fundraisers, corporate events and more! Garey House has approximately 2,000 square feet of indoor event space, best suited for intimate indoor events of 70-100 guests. The property includes nearly 7,500 square feet of outdoor event space, which can accommodate larger events with up to 200 guests.
8150 E. Hwy 29
512-845-9044
bentwoodtexas.com
See website for details.
201 Cobb Creek Rd
(512) 746-2729
A Shot of Texas Ranch Facebook
* Outdoor venue
* All catering done onsite
1015 W. University Ave.
(512) 863-2406
loft.com
Loft is knows as a go-to destination for everyday glamour. And the best part is Loft helps you put your favorite pieces together in a way that makes them your own. That’s why we’re your trusted personal stylist.
(512) 630-6222
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This 1940’s cottage has been recently remodeled. Offering top of the line bedding, linens, towels, and other amenities, including Eco-friendly toiletries and a fully equipped kitchen for all your cooking needs. This comfortable 3 bedroom 2 bath cottage, that sleeps 6, is only 6 blocks from the historic Georgetown Square and 6 blocks from Southwestern University, about a 5-7 minute easy stroll. There is a king bed, a queen bed and two twin beds, and a washer and dryer, and a PacknPlay for your infant and a booster/high chair for your toddler. The backyard is fenced with a seating/eating area and the option of convenient parking right in front of the cottage, or a one car garage not attached to the cottage.
(512) 630-6222
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This 1940’s cottage has been recently remodeled. Offering top of the line bedding, linens, towels, and other amenities, including Eco-friendly toiletries and a fully equipped kitchen for all your cooking needs. This comfortable 3 bedroom 2 bath cottage, that sleeps 6, is only 6 blocks from the historic Georgetown Square and 6 blocks from Southwestern University, about a 5-7 minute easy stroll. There is a king bed, a queen bed and a full bed, and a washer and dryer, and a PacknPlay for your infant and a booster/high chair for your toddler. The backyard is fenced with a seating/eating area and the option of convenient parking right in front of the cottage, or a one car garage not attached to the cottage.
(512) 784-6357
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One bedroom has a queen bed, while the other bedroom has a full and a twin. TV’s located in both bedrooms as well as in the living room. Full kitchen ready to cook. Morning room is perfect for that first cup of coffee. Relax on the front porch swing or retreat out back for a glass of wine.
124 E. 8th Street
512-943-9272
600degreespizzeria.com
Baking quality North Beach pies since 1966 and serving 30 beers on tap. Offering gluten-free crusts and salads also.
(512) 763-8771
steve@tripleplaysportsplex.com or ryan@tripleplaysportsplex.com
tripleplaysportsplex.com
Triple Play Sportsplex is an indoor and outdoor training facility for baseball and softball. It is also the home field for Gateway College Preparatory School’s Baseball and Softball Programs. Located at 3320 County Road 111.
930 Southwestern Blvd.
Contact: Dr. Glada Munt, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics
muntg@southwestern.edu
(512) 863-1381
Southwestern University Athletic Complex houses facilities for basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, strength and conditioning, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis and lacrosse. The facility is frequently used during summer for middle school and high school athletic camps.
2275 North Austin Avenue
Todd York, Director of Athletics
Phone: (512) 943-5106 or (214) 500-3826 (cell)
georgetownisd.org/Page/18751
Georgetown ISD Athletic Complex is home to Georgetown High School Football and also Southwestern University’s Pirate Football. Many sporting events and tournaments are held here year-round. Located at
Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department
(512) 930-3596
parks@georgetown.org
parks.georgetown.org/mcmaster-athletic-complex
The McMaster Athletic Complex offers four softball fields with covered seating, two soccer fields, four sand volleyball courts, and a multi-purpose field that can be used for football, soccer and lacrosse. Other amenities include a concession stand, restrooms, playground, water mister, horseshoe and washer pits, pickleball courts, picnic areas and a large parking lot. All are available for rent to private groups, individuals and organizations.
Georgetown has public art around the Square, in parks, on Southwestern University’s campus, at the public library, and elsewhere.
The City of Georgetown Arts & Culture Board borrows, purchases, or commissions murals, sculptures, paintings, and even utility box wraps. The meaning and awareness of place and space created by these works extend the creative experience that visitors to the City enjoy. Visit the pages in the Arts Gallery for all the latest murals, sculptures, and other public art: arts.georgetown.org/art/public-art/
723 S. Austin Ave
(512) 868-6398
georgetown-tx-5573.theupsstorelocal.com
207 E. 8th Street
(512) 843-6091
georgetownprintingservices.com
1013 W. University Ave
(512) 868-5309
officedepot.com/storelocator/tx/georgetown/office-depot-2346/
Minuteman Press
1904 S. Austin Ave
(512) 931-2211
mmptx.com
2544 Shell Road, Suite C
(512) 863-8240
inkimages.com
552 CR-151
(512) 863-8145
dlprint.com
(512) 983-2274
todd@toddwhite.org
toddwhite.org
Todd White has been shooting photographs over 20 years and started during the days of film. His experience ranges from fashion, editorial, portraits, weddings, commercial and humanitarian projects. Todd is the Producer and Videographer with The Daytripper on PBS. He was the Director of Photography for a documentary film that was an official selection of the 2015 Austin Film Festival and aired on PBS. He is an Emmy Award winning Producer and Videographer and has a 2015 MarCom Award as a Producer for a commercial spot with the City of Granbury.
4500 Williams Drive
(512) 415-2640
michaelbarkerphoto.com
Whether it’s a Wedding, Senior portrait, corporate event, product/marketing material, party, or whatever your needs are, Michael Barker’s commitment is to deliver a beautiful set of images with “Best in Class” service. Photo booth services available.
(512) 589-3956
rsxstudios.com
Rudy Ximenez has years of experience photographing special events, including family and corporate events, weddings, and concerts. “It’s about the passion for the people I photograph.” Rudy photographs for local publications The Georgetown View, Community Impact, and Nside Texas MD Magazines, City of Georgetown, local businesses, and participates in gallery events with the local community. Services range from events, weddings, and portraitures, to commercial work for advertising and publications.
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The Harty House is a charming 2/1 cottage built in 1916. It is an easy two block stroll to the historic Georgetown square where you will find restaurants, wine bars, craft beers, live music, shopping, arts and theatre. Very close to Southwestern University and a short bike/walk to City parks/recreation. Just a short drive to Austin if you want to experience music/film festivals, Formula 1 Racing, or the hill country. For more information and reservations, please go to the website.
(512) 630-6222
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This 1940’s cottage was totally remodeled in 2012. Offering top of the line bedding, linens, towels, and other amenities, including Eco-friendly toiletries and a fully equipped kitchen for all your cooking needs. This comfortable 3 bedroom 2 bath cottage, that sleeps 6, is only 6 blocks from the historic Georgetown Square and 6 blocks from Southwestern University, about a 5-7 minute easy stroll. There is a king bed, a queen bed and two twin beds, and a washer and dryer. The backyard is fenced with a seating/eating area and the option of convenient parking right in front of the cottage, or a one car garage not attached to the cottage.
(512) 346-1692
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Fall in Love with this Old Town Georgetown Bungalow, minutes away from any shopping you need. Completely remodeled with an open kitchen, dining and living with refinished original hardwood floors with lots of character. New A/C/Central Heat/including duct work. Sparkling new tile bath with walk in shower. Energy package included new insulation/windows and appliances. Fully Equipped kitchen with everything you need for quick snacks or perfect dining. Granite counter top. New Gas range, Dishwasher, Vent Hood. Stackable washer and dryer. Refrigerator has ice maker. Two bedrooms. Each bedroom has Queen bed. One car garage with garage door opener, keypad and remote. This home is small, about 800 square feet, but has plenty of 1950’s charm.
(512) 650-0291
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One bedroom cottage comfortably furnished with a queen, Beauty Rest mattress , down pillows, high thread count hotel sheets, and ample closet space. Additional sheets and blankets are in the antique chest. Off the adjacent hallway you will find a nicely appointed full tile bath/shower. Hair dryer, shampoo, hair conditioner and towels are provided. The living area is a great place to relax with a very comfortable leather couch, flat screen TV with cable and internet. The eat in bar top full kitchen is adjacent with all appliances including washer and dryer, dishes, silverware, spices ready to make a meal or enjoy a restaurant seconds away.
(512) 650-0291
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Beautifully furnished and decorated apartment located in the circa 1880, Mattie Rousser House. This historic home was divided into three lovely apartments during the depression era. Enjoy the two bedroom suite comfortably furnished with queen beds, down pillows, high thread count hotel sheets, and ample closet space. Additional sheets and blankets are in the front armoire. You will find a nicely appointed bathroom with a pocket door between the full tile shower and the toilet/vanity powder room. There is an additional door from the Master bedroom to the shower room, so you can use it as a powder room, a full bath or a Master bath. Hair dryer, shampoo, hair conditioner and towels are provided. The living area is a great place to relax with a very comfortable leather couch, flat screen TV with cable and internet. The eat in kitchen is adjacent with a antique drop leaf table, full appliances, dishes, silverware, and spices. It is ready to make a meal or take a 90 second or so walk to several eateries . Relax on the shaded patio or take a leisurely stroll to enjoy the many quaint shops on the square. A Keurig K-cup coffeemaker with stocked options awaits you when you wake, or stumble a few hundred feet to the Galaxy Bakery & Coffee House (Rated #4 nationally on the Learning Channel’s Bodacious Bakery segment.) Or a little over 2 blocks will get you to the Monument Café where Mathew McConaughey (his mom lives here) invited his good friend Guy Fieri,( host of The Food Networks “Diners-Drive-Ins and Dives”) to his favorite organic based diner for some food festivities.
(512) 650-0291
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Beautifully furnished and decorated apartment located in the circa 1880, Mattie Rousser House. This historic home was divided into three lovely apartments during the depression era. Enjoy the two bedroom suite comfortably furnished with queen beds, down pillows, high thread count hotel sheets, and ample closet space. Additional sheets and blankets are in the front armoire. You will find a nicely appointed bathroom with a pocket door between the full tile shower and the toilet/vanity powder room. There is an additional door from the Master bedroom to the shower room, so you can use it as a powder room, a full bath or a Master bath. Hair dryer, shampoo, hair conditioner and towels are provided. The living area is a great place to relax with a very comfortable leather couch, flat screen TV with cable and internet. The eat in kitchen is adjacent with a antique drop leaf table, full appliances, dishes, silverware, and spices. It is ready to make a meal or take a 90 second or so walk to several eateries . Relax on the shaded patio or take a leisurely stroll to enjoy the many quaint shops on the square. A Keurig K-cup coffeemaker with stocked options awaits you when you wake, or stumble a few hundred feet to the Galaxy Bakery & Coffee House (Rated #4 nationally on the Learning Channel’s Bodacious Bakery segment.) Or a little over 2 blocks will get you to the Monument Café where Mathew McConaughey (his mom lives here) invited his good friend Guy Fieri,( host of The Food Networks “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives”) to his favorite organic based diner for some food festivities.
3900 FM 972
(512) 819-9175
dales-essenhaus.com
Capacity: 300
512-930-3595
parks.georgetown.org/hike-bike-trails/
The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department has nearly 9 miles of hike and bike trails along the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. There is a 1.6 mile granite trail that loops around San Gabriel Park.
On the North San Gabriel River, there is a one mile lighted concrete trail that goes from San Gabriel Park to Rivery Park. On the South San Gabriel River, there is a one mile lighted concrete trail that starts at Walden and College and goes to Blue Hole Park. See all Georgetown Parks here: parks.georgetown.org/parks-and-trails and you can access an interactive map here: parks.georgetown.org/interactive-parks-and-trails-map.
(512) 863-3413
stephensaplus@verizon.net
facebook.com/stephensaplusphotography
Stephen’s A+ Photography is a locally-owned, full-service Portrait Studio in Georgetown, TX. They have been photographing families, Sr. Portraits, “School Pictures” in the public school system, team, individual, and action photos in our local sports leagues and holiday events for the City of Georgetown, providing high quality portraits and warm customer service, with over 18 years of experience. They offer immediate “print-onsite” services for Corporate Events, Family Portraits and Reunions,
and even a “Photo Booth” experience, complete with your own private photographer and an array of props. Please call for an appointment.
600 N. Austin Ave, Suite 101
(512) 819-6222
misusushi.com
Misu Sushi offers delicious dine in and takeout. Misu Sushi is known for its modern interpretation of classic dishes and its insistence on only using high quality fresh ingredients.
3010 Williams Dr., #102
(512) 868-0003
masfajitas.com
Mas Fajitas prepares and serves from scratch salsas, guacamole, beans, pico de gallo, shredded chicken, ground beef, soup and much more. They also locally source ingredients and produce (when available). Full bar available.
The Williamson Museum provides free guided tours of the beautiful historic Williamson County Courthouse. Plan to arrive at the Williamson Museum a few minutes prior to tour times and enjoy an entertaining hour learning about some of the County’s richest history! Tours are Fridays at 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. Meet at The Williamson Museum 10 minutes prior to start times. The Williamson Museum will be closed December 18 through January 3. Tours will not be available December 23 or 30.
For more information, visit WilliamsonMuseum.org or call 512-943-1670.
212 W. 7th Street, #105,
512-819-6018
bluecornharvest.com
Blue Corn Harvest restaurant is a moderately priced, casual theme style establishment serving authentic Southwestern cuisine. Blue Corn Harvest Bar & Grill features a main dining area and a full service bar with great variety of local and international wine and beer, as well as a full bar available.
1 Congress Avenue, Austin
austinbats.org
Austin is home to the largest urban bat colony in North America. These Mexican free-tailed bats hide out under the Ann W. Richards Congress Bridge, waiting to take flight during the summer months at dusk. For the best seats in the house, go early to the Austin-American Statesmen parking lot and plot a blanket in your chosen spot in the grass. For updates and approximate emergence times, please call Bat Conservation International’s home office number 512-327-9721.
601 North Interstate 35 Frontage Road, Round Rock
From March through November, near dusk underneath the Interstate 35 overpass at McNeil Road in Round Rock, about 10 miles south of Georgetown, you can enjoy a batty night of fun with the Round Rock Bats. Do show up early, and bring bring your blankets, covers, and a hat or some other head covering. And remember, never attempt to handle or capture bats at any time. There is available free parking located near this location. For more bat watching locations and proper etiquettes, please read Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Publication on Bat-Watching Sites of Texas.
Come to the Georgetown Farmer’s Market every Thursday from 3:30 – 6:30 p.m at 1525 W. University Avenue! The association is dedicated to bringing you fresh, locally grown produce. There is a variety of other fresh local items such as eggs, meat and breads! For more information call (512) 215-4193 or visit: gtfma.com
Various Georgetown Locations
512-930-3596
parks.georgetown.org/aquatics
Open during the summer. Please see website or call for summer hours, fees, holiday closures and other information.
1003 N. Austin Ave.
512-930-3541
parks.georgetown.org/rec-center-indoor-pool
Hours:
Monday – Friday: 5:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
(Programming takes up portions of the pool throughout the day)
The Indoor Pool is available for year-round use with a Recreation Center membership or the purchase of a $5 day pass. Please visit the Recreation Center page for membership information! Completion of a waiver is required for facility use.
The Indoor Pool is 25 yards wide, with 8 lap lanes (6 ft. deep), a transition lane and a shallow end with areas designed for swim lessons and relaxing (3 ft. deep.)
Both the men’s and women’s locker rooms have doors to the pool deck. There are also two family changing rooms in the vending area between the pool and the lobby. There are two rinse-off showers on the pool deck as well. An ADA accessible hydraulic chair lift is available.
Located at the Recreation Center
1003 N. Austin Avenue
512-930-3596
parks.georgetown.org/rec-center-play-pool
Open during the summer, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday (closed Sundays). Please see website or call for pool locations, fees, holiday closures and other information.
817 S. Main St.
facebook.com/GraceHeritageCenter
We invite you to experience a gracious chapel, steeped in history. This 1881 Carpenter Gothic chapel with a Norman-style tower has a rich Georgetown history and is home to Preservation Georgetown. Grace Heritage Center is open for public viewing Fridays from 9 am-5 pm. Rentals of Grace can be arranged through the Georgetown Public Library at 512-930-3552.
3303 Williams Drive
(512) 863-4478
BaskinRobbins.com
Baskin-Robbins creates and markets innovative, premium ice cream, specialty frozen desserts and beverages, providing quality and value to consumers at nearly 7,000 retail shops in nearly 50 countries.
814 S. Main St.
512-869-8806
thundercloud.com
Located in the old firehouse just off the Square. ThunderCloud Subs serves fresh, fast and healthy submarine sandwiches, soups, salads and fruit smoothies.
Vacations make us happy. And if you’re lucky enough to live in or near Georgetown, a great vacation can be found around every corner. Why pay to fly off to distant lands when incredible escapes are in your own backyard? Take advantage of the incredible deals in Georgetown, and take a STAYcation instead.
With a Georgetown STAYcation you will leave the hassle behind and spend every minute of the vacation relaxing and having fun. A few of the possibilities include:
• Romantic: Two nights in a luxurious B&B, a map of the historic homes of Georgetown, a relaxing couple’s massage, a wine tasting at the award-winning Georgetown Winery and artisan chocolate made right here in town. Magic!
• Family Fun: Two nights at a local hotel, movie tickets, a visit to Georgetown’s Playscape and Splash Pool, and then dinner and bowling for the whole family. Fun!
• Girls’ Getaway: Two nights in a fabulous suite, facials and manicures while you enjoy a good gossip, an afternoon of shopping for unique treasures, dinner on the Georgetown Square, and tickets to the latest live theatre production at the Palace Theatre. Rejuvenating!
• Adventure: Camping beside Lake Georgetown, an exciting adventure on the Challenge Course, tickets for the Wild Cave tour at Inner Space Caverns, and dinner out at the restaurant of your choice. Exciting!
• Fun on the Links: Two nights in a local hotel, a round of golf each day, lessons with the pro, followed by dinner at the club. Relaxing!
For more information or to start planning your Georgetown STAYcation, contact Amy Vessels at the Georgetown Visitors Center at (512) 931-7651 or amy.vessels@georgetown.org.
Wolf Ranch Town Center
(512) 868-2035
VitaminShoppe.com
Vitamins, supplements, and more!