Bluebonnet Festival Marble Falls 2015

Burnet texas is officially recognized by the texas legislature as the bluebonnet capital of texas.

Bluebonnet festival marble falls 2015.

A festival with something for everyone. Always taking place the second weekend in april the bluebonnet festival draws 30 000 people annually to burnet texas. With a backdrop of rural texas hill country coupled with quaint small town charm marble falls is a year round tourist destination but especially so in the spring. Aurora guy wrote a review may 2019.

Spectacular displays of wild flowers are abundant throughout the lakes and hills region. All reviews willow city loop marble falls prickly pear cactus bluebonnet season wildflowers mason peak fredericksburg displays texas viewing nature. The live music begins friday evening and jams through sunday afternoon. Bluebonnet house mid 19th century 4554 n.

Us highway 281 marble falls burnet county. The optimum time for viewing wild flowers in the hill country is usually the first few weeks of april. With its cancellation the burnet bluebonnet festival joins a growing list of events and activities affected by the novel coronavirus pandemic. Other events canceled or postponed include the llano fiddle fest granitefest in granite shoals and the marble falls spring break program.

The town of marble falls which is located less than 50 miles from austin and 85 miles from san antonio boasts a spectacular crop of texas wildflowers every year. A tradition since 1929. Fairbanks alaska 351 contributions 118 helpful votes. Each year activities are added to keep the festival exciting for first time visitors as well as repeat festival fans.

Once you have attended your first bluebonnet festival you ll be. Built in the mid 19th century this two story limestone vernacular house is one of the most photographed houses in texas. A stellar line up of local artists and performers coupled with a few well known texas performers will take the main stage on washington street as well as the jackson street stage. Fields of bluebonnets surround this important early texas house which is suffering from the ravages of time.