WIC hosting Harvest Moon Festival

Wimberley Institute of Cultures is once again having their Harvest Moon Dinner & Dance on Sunday, October 10. Located at the Historic Fischer Hall, 701 Fischer Store Road, this promises to be an evening of fun. Dinner will be catered by Old 300 BBQ and then immediately following will be music performed by Eric Hokkanen & Friends. A Silent Auction will also be on premises.

The Harvest Moon Dinner/Dance is just one more way that WIC works to bring the community together in celebration. Like the pie social in the spring, also a WIC organized function, WIC sponsors activities that make Wimberley fun while preserving the heritage of the Wimberley Valley. These two functions are the only fund-raisers that help to keep the Museum up and running.

The purpose of the Wimberley Institute of Cultures is to foster interest in the historical, natural and cultural resources of the Wimberley Valley through educational and social programs involving both young and adult members of the community. WIC received a State Charter and an IRS number as a nonprofit corporation in 1987. The charter was granted to WIC for the purpose of educating the public in the history and prehistory of the Wimberley area. WIC owns and operates the Winters-Wimberley House, now the Wimberley Valley Museum, just down from the Community Center and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. The museum is open to the public and admission is free. However, donations are tax-deductible and greatly appreciated.

Join for an evening of food and fun at Fischer Hall, Sunday October 10, 2021 from 6-10 pm. Tickets need to be purchased in advance at www.wimwic.org. If you have any questions call Tom & Debra Billups 512-965-2662.