Make plans to join the Hill Country Mile Rod Run! The event will feature some of the best classic rides in the Texas Hill Country at this all-day, family-friendly Saturday event! Get ready for a day of live music, local craft beer, food, vendors, and cars. Now open to all-American cars, trucks, and motorcycles from ... Read more
An evening outdoor adventure takes place during the Family Night Hike at the Cibolo Center for Conservation, 140 City Park Rd., Boerne, TX 78006. This guided experience invites families to explore the trails at sunset and discover the plants and wildlife that call the Cibolo Nature Center home. Designed especially for children and families, the ... Read more
The Boerne Farmers Market is a hub for locally-sourced produce, artisan goods, and prepared foods, fostering a community that values sustainability and healthy living. It's a place where local farmers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans from the Texas Hill Country come together, offering more than just shopping but a vibrant community event to explore and enjoy. ... Read more
Each month, during Touch Grass Tuesday the Hub is closed and teens are encouraged to outside and enjoy some hotdogs and hamburgers while playing various outdoor games!
Take a refreshing 30-minute walk through the trails at Cibolo Nature Center during Noah's Nature Walk, held most Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3 pm. Led by the Nature Education Director, these weekly walks offer an opportunity to explore the center's trails and discover more about the natural surroundings. Participants should meet on the back porch ... Read more
Walk alongside the community for hope, healing, and new beginnings during Walk the Mile on Saturday, October 10, 2026, beginning at 8:30 am at the Kendall County Courthouse Lawn in Boerne. This free community event raises awareness for survivors of domestic violence and offers an opportunity to show support and solidarity for those affected. The ... Read more
Spend a Saturday morning giving back to the community while learning about organic gardening during Second Saturday Volunteering at the Cibolo Nature Center. Volunteers meet from 9 am to noon to help maintain the center's native plant gardens. Tasks may include weeding, watering, using garden tools, and other activities that help keep the gardens healthy ... Read more
Families can connect with nature through hands-on learning and movement during Nature Makers, a family-friendly program held on the second Saturday of each month from 11:30 am to 1 pm. Each session features a seasonal educational lesson in the Teaching Garden, along with a fun, movement-based activity designed to encourage families to explore and enjoy ... Read more
The Boerne Farmers Market is a hub for locally-sourced produce, artisan goods, and prepared foods, fostering a community that values sustainability and healthy living. It's a place where local farmers, homesteaders, ranchers, and artisans from the Texas Hill Country come together, offering more than just shopping but a vibrant community event to explore and enjoy. ... Read more
Take a refreshing 30-minute walk through the trails at Cibolo Nature Center during Noah's Nature Walk, held most Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3 pm. Led by the Nature Education Director, these weekly walks offer an opportunity to explore the center's trails and discover more about the natural surroundings. Participants should meet on the back porch ... Read more
Trail runners can take on the scenic Texas Hill Country during the Trail Texas Hill Country Trail Race on October 16-17, 2026, at Flat Rock Ranch in Comfort, Texas. The weekend features several race options for runners of different experience levels. Trail Texas begins Friday, October 16, at midnight, while the Trail Texas 24H Ultra ... Read more
As the sun sets over the Hill Country, the trails at the Cibolo Center for Conservation take on a whole new character during these guided Adult Night Hikes. Designed to highlight nocturnal wildlife and evening ecology, these hikes invite participants to experience the preserve after dark through longer routes, lesser-known trails, and periods spent without ... Read more