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We depend upon the Dripping Springs community to help us keep this calendar up to date! Know of an upcoming event? Click on the email icon above to submit the details.
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American Cancer Society benefit
concert, Nutty Brown Café, 6-11 p.m.
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Rotel & the Hot Tomatoes will perform. Proceeds help the Dripping Springs Relay for Life raise funds for cancer research and prevention. $10 per person at the door. Survivors & caretakers are encouraged to attend! Bring your team to sign up for DS Relay.
Email for more info, or visit www.cancer.org or www.nuttybrown.com.
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Sculpture Challenge 2010, 10 a.m.--5:30 p.m., Carved Stone, 5300 Bell Springs Road, Dripping Springs.
The 5th Annual Sculpture Challenge will feature music, food, art and stone carving demo's. The Sculpture Challenge showcases the Hill Country's finest artists and allows buyers to deal directly with the artists.
Find out more at www.sculpturechallenge.com or call (512) 858-5665 for more information. $10.00 per person donation at the gate to benefit PAWS Animal Shelter. Dogs available for adoption.
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FREE ADULT EDUCATION OFFERED
A program affiliated with the DSISD Community Education Dept. will provide free G.E.D. tutoring, English as a Second Language (ESL) and general literacy tutoring to the Dripping Springs Community, beginning Aug. 24.
Classes taught by local volunteers are 6-8 p.m. on Mondays in the Community Education wing of the DSISD administration building on Mercer Street.
Students may begin classes at any time during the 2009-10 session. Contact Dave Bruce, DS-AEP Coordinator, at 264-9446 for more information.
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Bark for Life, dog walk benefiting the American Cancer Society, 12-4 p.m., Fiesta Gardens Park, Austin.
Register as a participant and/or sponsor at www.barkforlifeaustin.org. Registration begins at 11 a.m., with opening ceremonies and Survivor's Lap at 12 p.m.
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FRIENDS FOUNDATION DELIVERS MEALS, PROVIDES SERVICES TO SENIORS
The Friends Foundation Our Daily Bread program delivers hot meals to homebound senior citizens in the greater Dripping Springs. Meals are delivered on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. Click here to send an email requesting info on meal services, or to volunteer to deliver meals.
The foundation also provides the Philips Lifeline MediAlert program, which offers medical alert devices and funds the monthly monitoring cost for low income seniors. Other services include financial support to eligible elderly citizens and those in need of nursing care, whether in a nursing home, an independent living center, or their own homes in the greater Dripping Springs area.
The foundation also sponsors an Over 55 exercise program with the Springs Family YMCA and partners with the D.S. Community Library to provide a "Books on Tape" program.
For more info on the Friends Foundation, email info@thefriendsfoundation.org.
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6th Annual Brittany Tuck Memorial Scholarship BBQ & Concert, noon-9 p.m., Camp Ben McCulloch.
Bring the kids and enjoy live music starting at noon. Dinner will be served from 1-3 p.m. There will also be a Moon Walk for the kids. Visit www.brittanytuck.com for more info.
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Dripping Springs Farmers' Market, 9-Noon at the Triangle (parking in the gravel lot at Hwy. 290 & RR 12).
The market is growing! Call 858-4725 for more info.
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Casino Night Fundraiser, Terrace Club, 7-11 p.m. Sponsored by the DSISD Educational Foundation.
Dinner, drinks, desserts, cash bar (beer & wine). Gaming chips provided with ticket purchase.
For more information visit www.dseducationfoundation.org. To order your tickets by phone, call 512-567-5473.
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9-11
Founders Day Festival,
Downtown Dripping Springs.
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The annual City of Dripping Springs Founders Day Festival commemorates and celebrates the founding of the community in 1850 by the Moss, Wallace, and Pound families. The festival promotes cooperation and volunteerism in the community and generates community spirit and recreation.
Festivities include a parade, cook-offs, carnival, arts & crafts, live music, food and drinks. Visit the official Founders Day web site for more info.
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