Georgetown Library hosts TSOS exhibits and awards
The Texas Society of Sculptors opens two new exhibits at Georgetown Public Library on July 29 with Soul Shine by Shewera in the cafe gallery and All Things Come to an End by Gary R. Hook in the bridge hall galleries. Receptions are set for August 1 from 4 to 6 pm. The 17th annual Summer Show remains on display through September 26 with awards announced July 20 and winners including First Place David Downing and Second Place C D Weaver.
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Georgetown Public Library
Shewera
Planet
Earth
Gary R. Hook
Texas Society of Sculptors
Marc Eisenberg
Jacob Colburn
Janifer Wheeler
Georgetown
Caterina Suttin
TSOS
AAA
AAA Club
Roundabout wilcosun and Georgetown events in summer
A series of community happenings includes a youth oriented stage show Beautiful is the Tale about a girl who becomes king directed by Stephanie Smith with music by Carole King and others at Georgetown Palace July 25 to August 31. Salvation Army collects school supplies July 26 at Walmart. Georgetown Art Center hosts Till Death Do Us Part discussion. Salado Montessori hosts a benefit concert July 26 at Barrow Brewing Co. Proceeds fund early education in Bell County.
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King
Stephanie Smith
Carole King
Gerry Goffin
Barry Mann
Cynthia Weil
Georgetownpalace.com
Salvation Army
Walmart
Georgetown
South Main Street
Salado Montessori
Barrow Brewing Co
Royal Street
Salado
Bell County
Saladomontessori.com
First Friday Concerts in Georgetown on the Square
The Downtown Georgetown Association and Georgetown Beard Club host free concerts on Georgetown’s courthouse lawn the first Friday of each month from March to November. Attendees can browse local shops restaurants and art as performances unfold, bringing their own chairs and blankets.
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Georgetown Association
Georgetown Beard Club
Georgetown
GriefShare Grief Support Seminars Start at Georgetown Church
GriefShare a 13 week seminar and support group for those grieving begins sessions at First Baptist Church Georgetown 1333 West University Ave. Sessions run Thursday July 31 1 3 p m and Sunday August 3 2025 2 30 4 30 p m Led by peers who have experienced grief the program offers guidance through healing. Contact griefshare org or register online at fog church care support griefshare call 512-869-2586 or email cheese foog church.
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GriefShare
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
West University Ave
First Friday Ghost Tours at Williamson Museum
On the first Friday of each month from March through November, the Williamson Museum presents ghost tours around Georgetown's Square. Learn about haunted and historic venues with tours priced at 20 dollars for nonmembers and 15 dollars for members students and military. August 8 p.m. Visit williamsonmuseum.org for details.
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Williamson Museum
Georgetown
Williamsonmuseum.org
Sinatra at Southwestern Alma Thomas Theater
Ken Kruse presents Frankly Singing at Southwesterns Alma Thomas Theater in Georgetown. August 3 2 4 p.m. Tickets 15 dollars online at Atinyurl.com mubrkvét.
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Ken Kruse
Southwestern
Alma Thomas Theater
East University Avenue
Georgetown
Atinyurl.com
Mubrkvét
San Gabriel Writers League Meeting Highlights
San Gabriel Writers League hosts a hybrid session on August 7 from 7 to 8 p.m. in Georgetown at 1101 North College Street Community Room and online via Zoom. The program titled Creating Colorful Characters and Conflict shows how to craft vivid figures and driving plot.
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San Gabriel Writers League
Zoom
Sgwhcontact
Wicked Summer Movie Series at San Gabriel Park
Georgetown Parks and Recreation will host a summer sunset movie series at the Legacy Pavilion in San Gabriel Park on June 13 July 11 and August 8. Movies start at 8 p.m. Attendees may bring blankets chairs and picnics. Early seating begins at 7 p.m. The first 100 people receive free shaved ice. The August screening is Wicked.
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Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department
Legacy Pavilion
San Gabriel Park
Rock volunteer nurtures monarch sanctuary on sensory trail
ROCK volunteer at Ride on Center for Kids in Georgetown led a cleanup of a sensory trail, secured a $600 Native Plant Society grant, and planted native species to create a monarch butterfly sanctuary attracting butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. She envisions turning the area into a small park for participants, staff, and volunteers.
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Ride On Center For Kids
Georgetown
Ms. Popplewell
Native Plant Society
Phyllis Popplewell
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