Events

East View health students sponsor Valentine’s Day blood drive

East View High School will hold a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., February 14, in the school library. The drive is sponsored by HOSA, Health Occupations Students of America. All donors will receive a We Are Blood t-shirt and points they can redeem at participating restaurants.
Scenic Artist Barb Jernigan puts the finishing touches on the set. (Photo by Linda Dwyer)

Scenic Artist Barb Jernigan puts the finishing touches on the set. (Photo by Linda Dwyer)

Enjoy when everything goes wrong

The Palace production of The Play That Goes Wrong opens Friday, February 10. As the name implies, things quickly go from bad to utterly disastrous in this comedy mystery. The play is well known for its very unique stage set and it won both Tony and Drama Desk awards for set design.
ROCK is a Georgetown nonprofit organization providing equine-assisted services to people with physical, cognitive and emotional challenges living throughout Central Texas since 2011.

ROCK is a Georgetown nonprofit organization providing equine-assisted services to people with physical, cognitive and emotional challenges living throughout Central Texas since 2011.

ROCK to throw March 1 kick off event for Amplify Austin fundraiser

Georgetown nonprofit organization ROCK, Ride On Center for Kids, is hosting a kickoff party and fundraiser for Amplify Austin Day 2023. The family-friendly event takes place 5-9 p.m. Wednesday, March 1, at Tejas Meat Supply, 101 East Seventh Street.
Carol Light’s “Night Walk” is coming to the Georgetown Art Center.

Carol Light’s “Night Walk” is coming to the Georgetown Art Center.

Mindy Graber is guest speaker at WCAG

The Williamson County Art Guild welcomes Mindy Graber as the guest speaker for its February 7 meeting. She is an artist in the Austin area working primarily in mosaic and resin art.  Her love of art started as a very young child doodling fostered by her father, who is also an artist.
Rev. Dr. William Quickly, President, Georgetown Fellowship of Churches, offers an invocation during the 69th Juneteenth Celebration conducted by the Georgetown Cultural Citizen Memorial Association on Saturday, June 19, 2021.  (Sun Archive)

Rev. Dr. William Quickly, President, Georgetown Fellowship of Churches, offers an invocation during the 69th Juneteenth Celebration conducted by the Georgetown Cultural Citizen Memorial Association on Saturday, June 19, 2021. (Sun Archive)

Black resistance coined as national, local theme for Black History Month

February is Black History Month and the Georgetown Cultural Citizen Memorial Association is celebrating with a series of events following the month’s national theme of “Black Resistance.