6th Annual Blanco Lavender Festival - June 11 - 13, 2010 - Save the Date!
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Lavender Market
Friday 10 - 4 Farm Tour; 2 - 8 Lavender Market on the Square;
Saturday 9 - 6; Sunday 9 - 4:30 — Market & Farm Tour

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During the Blanco Lavender Festival June 11th, 12th & 13th, an assortment of vendors and artists will gather on the historic grounds of the Old Blanco County Courthouse in the center of Blanco, selling lavender items and lavender-related goods.

Market hours will be 2 pm to 8 pm on Friday, 9 am to 6 pm on Saturday and 9 am to 4:30 pm on Sunday. Educational programs on lavender will be presented upstairs in the courthouse both days.

Many of the lavender farms participating in the 2010 Blanco Lavender Festival will have booths at the market, each featuring their lavender and lavender-related products.

Lavender Market
Friday 2 pm to 8 pm / Saturday 9 am to 6 pm / Sunday 9 am to 4:30 pm A festival-goer's favorite, this popular market features all six lavender farms with booths selling their own lavender products and plants. Over 100 other vendors from all over Texas showcase arts, crafts, and lavender-related wares.

Music in Bindseil Park
Friday, June 11
3pm-6pm — Lonesome G

Saturday, June 12
10am-Noon — Gerry’s Kids
Noon-2pm — Road Home
2pm-4pm — Bobby Mack
4pm-6pm — Zydeco Blanco

Sunday, June 13
10am-Noon — Local Churches
Noon-2pm — Black Ribbon
2pm-4pm — Millennium Lights

Music in Beer and Wine Tent
Saturday, June 12
10am-Noon — Nelson Broyles
Noon-2pm — Solo Vato

Speakers Pavilion
Sat & Sun - see schedule Talented speakers share their knowledge of lavender through lectures and demonstrations.

Go Texan® Wine, Beer, and Gourmet Food Tent
Friday 2 pm to 8 pm / Saturday 9 am to 6 pm / Sunday 9 am to 4:30 pm (Pecan Street). Sample extraordinary wine from many Texas wineries, and enjoy wonderful Texas-brewed beer. All are perfectly complemented by gourmet cheeses, breads, and other savory goodies. Seating available in the soft drink and information tent.

Pets
For the health and safety of your pets, we don't recommend bringing them to the Festival. It is traditionally a very hot, crowded event. Last year we observed dogs with heat exhaustion as well as dogs fighting.

Blanco, Texas - The Lavender Capital of Texas®
Presented by The Blanco Chamber of Commerce • 830-833-5101
Hosted and designed by Charles Willgren • www.crowct.com