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Llano, TX Articles
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Second Annual Bluegrass, Bluebell Festival Promises to be Double the Fun
Llano will celebrate Memorial Day with the 2nd Annual Bluebell/Bluegrass Classic Car Show and Festival May 25 through May 28 around the downtown Historic District. Highlights of the festival will be the Taste of Llano at the American Legion Hall on Friday evening sponsored by the Llano Chamber of Commerce and Family Night at the Thrills of America carnival which will be set up in Grenwelge Park downtown.
Free Blue Bell Ice Cream will be given away Saturday (while supply lasts) while nationally ... Read More
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Starry, Starry Nights
The lights will soon be shining bright and the music filling the air as the Llano Christmas Lighting Committee is underway with what promises to be the biggest and best lighted Christmas Park yet. Just below the bridge, on the banks of the Llano River, at Badu park will be the location for the 10th annual Starry Starry Nights. Read More
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Hunters Welcome in Llano, Texas
Llano is frequently referred to as the Deer Capital of Texas. With the fall temperature change, Llano experiences an influx of hunters from all over the United States.
To show appreciation for them traveling through Llano, stopping, shopping, and stocking up on deer corn and supplies, the Llano Chamber of Commerce hosts an annual Hunter’s Appreciation event on the Friday before deer hunting season officially opens.
This November 5th, as our hunters are passing through Llano, the chamber wil ... Read More
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Start Your Fires
Llano Chuck Wagon Cook-off – Oct. 15-17
Visiting Llano during the weekend of October 15-17, visitors will step back into the Old West during the 6th annual Llano Chuck Wagon Cook-off. Twenty authentic chuck wagons will be circling the camp, complete with living history campsites. Harold Castleman and the Highway 16 Band, featuring Jenny Taylor, will be providing the music as the cooks prepare quite an authentic Old West feast. Read More
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A Visit to Llano
Llano is a great little town to visit, especially if you are from a big city or from another state. Modern conveniences may cause some to question the town’s slogan (“The way Texas used to be”), but it definitely contains elements of truth. Not only were most of the unique buildings constructed during the “Wild West” era, but the traditions and character of its people reflect that mostly-bygone era. Read More
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Llano Promises These Deer You Won’t Want to Miss
Picture this: you’re driving through Llano on a quiet afternoon, the Hill Country sun blazes overhead and the town’s historic charm and colorful architecture ramble happily around you. But what’s that? A deer? Deer sightings in Llano are common, you think. But midday? In full sun? An eight- point buck stands proudly in the bank’s parking lot and looks as if it’s been skinny- dipping in a can of crazy paint. Read More
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A Treasure Hunter’s Paradise in Llano’s Historic Railyard District
Railyard Antiques consists of two charming old buildings in the historic Railyard District of Llano. The store is a treasure hunter and collector’s paradise, but prices are reasonable enough that dealers from around the state shop there. The beautifully arranged store is brimming with incredible antiques, an historic knife collection, farm house furniture, shabby chic collectibles and dishes as well as art of all kinds. Read More
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Llano Shows It’s Texas Proud
Join Llano for the 5th annual Texas Proud Festival – a full weekend in celebration of our Texas heritage. The festival will host events for all ages, and features the Brazos Bottom Cow’ographers, a unique group of entertainers specializing in skits which capture the essence of the Old West. The setting for much of the festival will be on the grounds of the historic 1895 Top Jail, which was recently designated as one of the most endangered Texas buildings. Read More
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Llano’s 75th Annual Rodeo
The 75th Annual Llano County Rodeo happen Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm with a dance to follow. The Llano County Rodeo Arena is located west of Llano on Ranch Road 152. The 75th Annual Llano County Rodeo Parade will be Saturday morning June 5, 2010. Boy Scout Troop 301 will be hosting the 27th Annual BBQ Lunch following the Parade on the Courthouse Square. Read More
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