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Texas
Heritage Music Foundation
A 501(c)(3) Organization
PO Box 291945
Kerrville, TX 78029-1945
Telephone: (830) 792-1945
Copyright ©
2000-2008
Texas Heritage
Music Foundation.
All rights reserved
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Glaze Designs of Texas
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Texas Heritage Living History Weekend |
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View photos
of our recent 2005 event! |
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
September 23 -
25, 2005
Featuring a noon tribute to
Jimmie Rodgers,
the Father of Country Music
at Friday's event
Robbins-Lewis Pavilion on
Schreiner University Campus
Kerrville, Texas
2005 Event Program
Open to the public - Free Admission |
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What is Texas Heritage Living History
Weekend?
Friday,
September 23rd: 9:00am to 3:00pm
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Living History Day
Location: Robbins Lewis Pavilion on Schreiner
University campus.
Free and open to the public.
Texas Heritage Living History DAY--Another Way of
Learning -- will be held at the Robbins-Lewis Pavilion
on Schreiner University campus.
View Fact Sheet |
Highlights include a noon
tribute to Jimmie Rodgers, more than 40 performers (TBA),
exhibits, chuck wagons and teepees, Vaqueros and Buffalo
soldiers, a Native American Educational component, and the
songs and stories of Texas.
Food and drink will be available at the event. |
Reminder to
all interested schools: We will be awarding
transportation grants to and from the
Friday event to rural schools, as well as schools with predominantly
'youth at risk' enrollments. Funding for this special program will
be limited. Please contact THMF for more information.
Reminder to
all interested schools: Through our unique Living History
outreach program, The In School Performers Program,
we will be placing a Living History Weekend performer/educator in
area schools (predominantly rural and at-risk) through the
end of December, 2005 after the conclusion of Texas Heritage Living
History Weekend in September. Funding for this special program is
limited. Please contact THMF for more information.
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Saturday, September
24th: 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Texas Heritage Seminar
Location: Cailloux Student Activities Center Theatre
at Schreiner University
Topic: Texas Folklore
-- The Power of Stories in Education
Paneled by the Texas
Folklore Society, featuring Ken Untiedt, Ph.D. and J.
Rhett Rushing. Special guest speaker: H.C. Arbuckle
III.
Additional guests TBA
Lunch provided to
attendees who RSVP by September 16, 2005. Email
kat@maverickbbs.com
to RSVP.
Open to the public -- local educators and scholars
encouraged to attend this free seminar/discussion
Sunday, September
25th: 3:00pm - 6:00pm
"Music
From the Heart of the Hill Country"
FLASH!! CONCERT VENUE CHANGE
Due to possible inclement weather, the location of
the Free Benefit Concert has been changed. We are
moving the Concert indoors to the Corner Pocket @ The
Cailloux Student Activities Building. Come out to
Schreiner University, Sept. 25, at 3pm, to hear local
favorites: Midway, Sol Patch, Mr. Clark. This is
a FREE Benefit Concert for victims of the Katrina Disaster.
So remember to come out and hear "Music From the Heart of
the Hill Country".
Concert goers are encouraged to donate clothing, non-perishable
food and money at the gate. All donations will directly benefit
relief efforts in the Gulf coast region.
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Contact
Texas Heritage Music Foundation
P.O. Box 291945
Kerrville, Texas 78029
Email:
kat@maverickbbs.com
URL:
www.texasheritagemusic.org
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