Enjoy an evening of contemporary acoustic music, soaring vocal harmonies, and a percussive tribal/world-beat vibe performed on an unusual mix of ancient and modern instruments, all focused on the theme of Spring Equinox (beginning of Spring) as a time of re-birth and renewed energy.

Join us for our fun and easy Hand Building Pottery Class! All ages and experience levels welcome. We provide all the materials, and instruct you on assembling your piece, made by using an empty wine bottle as a mold. You will build and decorate your pottery piece, and students are encouraged to bring in personal items to decorate your piece, such as jewelry, sea shells, or anything that creates texture on clay. 

"Are We There Yet?" explores the evolving creative process through three unique artistic voices. The exhibit highlights the journey of making art—shaped by inspiration, frustration, and transformation—rather than a final destination.

• Kristy Darnell Battani weaves vintage print materials into abstract, textile-inspired art and portraits of overlooked women leaders.

• Sharon Kyle repurposes rusted metal, wire, and wood into symbolic narrative art reflecting resilience and memory.

• Hank Lumen paints textured, layered works of cowboys and celestial forms, blending abstraction with playful storytelling.

📍 More Info: Mixhaus Gallery Exhibit Page

Get your hands dirty and your creativity spinning at the Wheel Forming Class at Hill Country Pottery! Whether you're a total beginner or a clay-slinging pro, this hands-on class is the perfect chance to shape, spin, and create your own masterpiece. Come play with clay, learn some cool techniques, and have a blast in the beautiful Hill Country!

Featuring local troubadour David Pipes and his guitar, and our favorite raconteur, George Brin! Lee Robinson and Jerry Winakur will read their poems of love in all its forms and Judi Youngers and Lucy Griffith will close with poems of their own about love. Grab your sweetheart and join us!

Get your hands dirty and your creativity spinning at the Wheel Forming Class at Hill Country Pottery! Whether you're a total beginner or a clay-slinging pro, this hands-on class is the perfect chance to shape, spin, and create your own masterpiece. Come play with clay, learn some cool techniques, and have a blast in the beautiful Hill Country!

This class is brought to you by Hill Country Pottery at Singing Water Vineyards. The class will be hands on and interactive, and the instructors will bring all materials, tools and fun items to use in your art. Feel free to bring your own interesting items like jewelry, sea shells, or fabric to imprint in to your pottery! We will also have live music on the stage and wine and food available for purchase.

Join the Golden Age Center for a fun and creative January Craft Class where you’ll paint, assemble, and decorate charming wintry-themed door or wall hangers! All supplies are provided, so just bring your imagination and get ready to craft something beautiful. Be sure to RSVP by January 13th to secure your spot!

Nov. 21-24 from 12:00 - 6:00 PM. Get ready to be swept away by a vibrant new collection showcasing the people and places of Texas, the Southwest, and Old Mexico! Dive into stunning artwork that captures the color, spirit, and romance of the region. Meet the artists, hear their stories, and experience the magic of the Southwest firsthand. Don’t miss out on this lively celebration of art and culture!

Nov. 21-24 from 12:00 - 6:00 PM. Get ready to be swept away by a vibrant new collection showcasing the people and places of Texas, the Southwest, and Old Mexico! Dive into stunning artwork that captures the color, spirit, and romance of the region. Meet the artists, hear their stories, and experience the magic of the Southwest firsthand. Don’t miss out on this lively celebration of art and culture!

Nov. 21-24 from 12:00 - 6:00 PM. Get ready to be swept away by a vibrant new collection showcasing the people and places of Texas, the Southwest, and Old Mexico! Dive into stunning artwork that captures the color, spirit, and romance of the region. Meet the artists, hear their stories, and experience the magic of the Southwest firsthand. Don’t miss out on this lively celebration of art and culture!

Nov. 21-24 from 12:00 - 6:00 PM. Get ready to be swept away by a vibrant new collection showcasing the people and places of Texas, the Southwest, and Old Mexico! Dive into stunning artwork that captures the color, spirit, and romance of the region. Meet the artists, hear their stories, and experience the magic of the Southwest firsthand. Don’t miss out on this lively celebration of art and culture!

SONGS & PRAYERS presented by Joseph Kuipers “…a powerfully gifted performer, and a virtuoso cellist." -SONUS JOURNAL

Join us for an evening of solo cello by genre-defying cellist Joseph Kuipers for a program of Eastern Orthodox chants, Italian folksongs, American bluegrass, and ancient Mediterranean modes!”

Join us to open our newest exhibit featuring the mixed media paintings of Laura Mijangos-Rapp and Sandy Whitby. At its heart, "The Things We Carry" is a meditation in color on the invisible forces that weigh on us and lift us up—the memories that haunt, the loves that sustain, and the losses that linger in our hearts. The two San Antonio-based artists offer us not only a reflection of their inner worlds but an invitation to consider the things we carry in our own lives. This exhibition speaks to the strength, vulnerability, and complexity of being human, as told through the eyes of two women who have lived, loved, and experienced much.

John & Edith Maskey invite you to the 52nd Annual Fair, showcasing a wide variety of fine art and crafts from 120 Juried artists across Texas—an annual tradition since 1972. Enjoy live music, artist demonstrations, and delicious food from local concessions.

They will be presenting a selection of their work in the indoor Duncan McAshan Gallery, so stop by and say hello.

It’s going to be an amazing celebration of art and creativity!

John & Edith Maskey invite you to the 52nd Annual Fair, showcasing a wide variety of fine art and crafts from 120 Juried artists across Texas—an annual tradition since 1972. Enjoy live music, artist demonstrations, and delicious food from local concessions.

They will be presenting a selection of their work in the indoor Duncan McAshan Gallery, so stop by and say hello.

It’s going to be an amazing celebration of art and creativity!

John & Edith Maskey invite you to the 52nd Annual Fair, showcasing a wide variety of fine art and crafts from 120 Juried artists across Texas—an annual tradition since 1972. Enjoy live music, artist demonstrations, and delicious food from local concessions.

They will be presenting a selection of their work in the indoor Duncan McAshan Gallery, so stop by and say hello.

It’s going to be an amazing celebration of art and creativity!

Experience a delightful evening of creativity and relaxation with local artist, Deanna Eixman, for an engaging session where you can unleash your artistic side. For just $65, you will receive all the necessary instruction and supplies, a beautiful take-home painting, and enjoy refreshing Sangria along with delicious snacks upon arrival. (Regular Menu Options available for purchase). Space is limited and reservations must be made by calling 830-353-2663.  $65

Halloween is a perfect time for Music of the Night. Returning Gli Unici, a talented tenor threesome, will bring the natural cave acoustics alive with sounds of Opera Arias and jazzy pop songs that will leave melodies streaming in your memory!

The Story of "GLI UNICI"

Join us for a fascinating and inspiring artist talk with Kari Englehardt and Nate Cassie, the featured artists in our current exhibit, “disturbances.”

Enjoy a spirited musical adventure with “A Taste of the Mariachi Extravaganza,” featuring the return of Navelli Peña with UTSA’s Mariachi Los Paisanos and participants from the upcoming 30th Annual Mariachi Extravaganza Music Festival in San Antonio. Don’t miss out on this electrifying celebration.

Back by popular demand, James Wade will be reading from his latest novel, Hollow Out the Dark, transporting us to the heart of the whiskey wars in East Texas during Prohibition. Hailed as a successor to Cormac McCarthy, James is a true master of literary fiction. Join us for an insightful Q&A session where you can delve into his creative process. Books will be available for signing.

Rudi & the Rudiments have been performing concerts in the cave annually since 2002, with an eclectic lineup of genre-defying musicians playing various ancient and modern instruments. With a thematic focus on the balance of darkness and light marked by the first day of Autumn, part of the concert will be performed in total darkness and flickering candlelight, providing a truly memorable experience!

Enjoy a variety of acoustic, world-beat music styles featuring the words and music of singer/performance artist Rudi Harst (vocals, acoustic guitar, Native American flute, dulcimer, harmonica, Tibetan bowls) accompanied by The Rudiments.

disturbances coalesced around three artists’ perspectives of the interplay between humans and the environment of West Texas. Kari Englehardt’s botanical works of petroleum phytoremediators, Nate Cassie’s oilfield-glazed ceramics and the environmental sound collage of Parker Duke offer individual examinations of this sometimes-fraught relationship. The result is an exhibition of chance sensory beauty derived from the Permian Basin.

Bring your lawn chairs and a friend for tonight’s Music in the Park! Tonight’s featured artist is Shane Stumpf & Heartbreak Outlaws!

Music in the Park is a free public concert (donations accepted), held in the Comfort City Park. These concerts are held May through October, on the second Tuesday of the month at 7 PM, with September and October concerts at earlier times as the days become shorter. These free concerts are offered to the community of Comfort as a chance for fellowship, friendship and the love of music.  All are invited to come and enjoy the music. 

Music in the Park is sponsored by Gaddis United Methodist Church and the Comfort Chamber of Commerce.

Meet the artist, Evan Voyles, the visionary behind The Neon Jungle in Austin and a true Texas icon. Voyles' work reflects his profound understanding of the English language and human behavior, embodying the Freethinker spirit in a way that is both authentic and inspiring. Don’t miss the opportunity to view his stunning original neon signs and art panels, and meet the artist who has been a defining force in the neon landscape for decades.

The Axiom Quartet returns to the Throne Room to present (K)night Music, a mysterious yet comforting blend of classical, pop, and film music that embraces the peaceful hideaway that is Cave Without a Name. Join us for classics from Mozart and Debussy and fan favorites from our pop repertoire...including a childhood surprise inspired by the Cave's fauna!

Performing at a variety of venues and making countless public appearances, this talented quartet has earned the admiration and affection of critics and fans alike. Because of their passion for expressive music from across the Western tradition, their concerts are fresh and exciting to a wide range of audiences; they turn classical fans on to extraordinary popular music while serving as classical music advocates to contemporary music fans.

Covenants Creek will be tonight's featured artist.

Music in the Park is a free public concert (donations accepted), held in the Comfort City Park. These concerts are held May through October, on the second Tuesday of the month at 7 PM, with September and October concerts at earlier times as the days become shorter. These free concerts are offered to the community of Comfort as a chance for fellowship, friendship and the love of music.  All are invited to come and enjoy the music.  It is suggested that you bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating.

Music in the Park is sponsored by Gaddis United Methodist Church and the Comfort Chamber of Commerce.

Since 2002, Rudi & the Rudiments have annually graced the cave with Summer Solstice concerts, featuring an array of musicians playing ancient and modern instruments. Each show is unique, with a segment performed in complete darkness for a truly distinctive musical journey. Experience singer and performance artist Rudi Harst, accompanied by the Rudiments, presenting acoustic world-beat music incorporating various instruments like guitar, flute, and Tibetan bowls. Don't miss this unforgettable fusion of music and setting at Cave Without a Name's Queen's Room – a timeless experience with every visit!

Meet some of Texas' finest artists in the ballrooms of the YO Ranch Hotel.

The 21st Annual Show brings together a wide range of fine art and diverse crafts.

Visit with the artists and discover their inspiration and creativity.