Busted Oak Cellars Holds Ribbon Cutting

The Busted Oak Cellars held a ribbon cutting in February. Attending from left to right were: Mark Davis, Celeine Fabre, Mindy Davis, Chamber of Commerce board of directors chair, Patrick and Sherrie Cooke, owners, son Kevin Cooke, Camille Fabre, Chandler Fabre, Cindy Stephens, La Grange Chamber of Commerce board member, and Zack Fabre. Busted Oak Cellars celebrated their first anniversary with a long awaited ribbon cutting. This winery sits on 16 acres and offers a serene environment for all to enjoy. The sunsets are gorgeous, live music is often, and the wine is award winning. Located at 6195 Round Top Road in Carmine, it is just a short 16 miles from La Grange. Owners Patrick and Sherrie Cooke enjoy meeting the many people traveling through, but also enjoy those regulars each week from book clubs and locals that enjoy the winery. They have also created a Wine Club. To learn more, call (281) 795-2588 for all the details about the Wine Club and how to join.
Busted Oak Cellars Holds Ribbon Cutting

Miles Gillette-Bockhorn Wins Baylor Concerto Competition

In early February, we mentioned that Fayetteville ISD 2020 graduate and Baylor freshman Miles Gillette-Bockhorn had been named a finalist in the Baylor University Concerto Competition in the keyboard (piano/organ) division. He has now been declared the winner. He performed the Piano Concerto No. 2 in E Major, Op. 59, by Moritz Moszkowski with Dr. Rajung Yang accompanying.
Miles Gillette-Bockhorn won the Baylor University Concerto Competition in the keyboard division.

RT Festival Institute Holding Virtual 50th Anniversary Gala

Round Top Festival Institute’s 50th Anniversary Gala is scheduled for Saturday, April 17 with a virtual celebration. More information will be posted as it becomes available. Please send inquiries to gala@festivalhill.org. Registration for the 2021 Virtual Poetry at Round Top workshops is open. Five virtual workshops are being offered beginning Monday, April 19 through Friday, April 23. For more information visit festivalhill.org or send inquiries to poetryatroundtop@gmail.com.
RT Festival Institute Holding Virtual 50th Anniversary Gala

Ellinger Chamber Hosting Candidate Forum May 1

The Ellinger Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a candidate forum for all persons running for a City of Ellinger position. Ellinger residents will go to the polls on May 1, 2021 to elect a mayor and two commissioners. The last election was to elect interim candidates. Residents will also be voting to approve a one cent sales tax. If residents approve the sales tax, collection of said tax would begin in October of 2021. The forum is scheduled for Thursday, April 15 at 7 p.m. in the dining hall of the Ellinger Community Center. Everyone is invited to hear from the candidates seeking election. They will be discussing various issues and voters can ask questions.
Ellinger Chamber Hosting Candidate Forum May 1

Stitchery Group Forming in Weimar

A reorganized stitchery group is forming in Weimar. The group welcomes anyone who is interested in any handwork craft. This includes experienced or beginning crafters in knitting, crochet, counted cross stitch, embroidery, or any hand work that can be carried to the meeting. The group will meet the first and third Thursday of each month at Faith Lutheran Church in Weimar. Currently, two thirds of the group are fully vaccinated. To protect others, we plan to wear masks as long as necessary and practice social distancing. If interested, please contact Mary Ann Peach at (979) 733-4790 for information.
Stitchery Group Forming in Weimar

PAT Holds Easter Fun Party

The Schulenburg/Weimar Area Parents as Teachers (PAT) were excited to hold their first in person Group Connection this year on Tuesday, March 23 at the First United Methodist Church. Sixty-eight parents, children, and volunteers participated in the event.
The Sassin girls, Dixie and Bessie, modeling their bunny ears.
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