Texas Festivals, Fairs & Fiestas... Like no other.
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HOW TO PLAN A FESTIVAL
(coming soon)
A Directory of Texas Festivals, Fiestas & Fairs |
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| Now accepting 2011 festival submissions | ||
| Now accepting 2011 festival submissions | ||
Now accepting 2011 festival submissions
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March 25 & 26, 2011 Benefitting the Perry R. Johnson Burn Foundation Youth Camp. |
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March 6, 2011 Patterned after the legendary Mystic Krewe of Barkus in New Orleans, the festival will feature a parade, festivities and shopping galore! Located at Mitchell Park, just west of the Historic Downtown Commercial District, vendors will be on hand starting at 12:30 p.m. to showcase their products and services. The parade will begin promptly at 2 p.m., followed by the costume contest that is a must-see experience all in itself. The theme for this yearís event is, "Happy Tails to You-Barkus Salutes Texas and Wild, Wild West." So move over partners, because our four-legged friends are decking out cowboy style. Owners and their canine companions dress according to the theme each year, and the entire family gets involved in the act! Barkus fun isnít limited to just dogs and their owners. Children may enter ìWild Westî floats and join in the parade. The route begins at Mitchell Park at the corner of Church St. and Louisiana St., proceeding east on Louisiana then north on Tennessee and finally west on Virginia ending back at Mitchell Park. |
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January 20-February 20, 2011 The 114th Washington's Birthday Celebration, founded in 1898, is the largest Celebration of its kind in the United States. The month-long celebration includes parades, a carnival, an air show, fireworks, live concerts and many other fun and exciting events for every member of the family. Combined, WBCA events attract nearly 500,000 residents and visitors, and yearly contributes an estimated $14 million to the local economy. |
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