March 7th & 8th, 10a - 4p: Keeping gardens weeded, watered, and in good order was considered part of a woman’s daily duty. It contributed to a varied diet and survival in 1850. Lend a hand to help water, plant, or weed as necessary to help our gardens get ready for summer. Contact Barb King at (9369) 878-2214 ext.248.

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Shop over 200 vendors at one of Country Living & Flea Market Style Magazine's top vintage events!

March 14th & 15th, 10a – 4p: Turning the fields over after lying fallow is a rite of spring. Livestock trained to work, such as horses, mules, and oxen, played a vital role in the operations of early Texas farms. Whether it was pulling plows, harrowing fields, hauling cotton, or cultivating corn, beasts of burden made light work of sometimes daunting tasks. Join Barrington Living History Farm and the Texas Draft Horse and Mule Association in a unique opportunity to…

The Samy Jo Band is back in Sealy, TX @ The Saddleback Saloon on Saturday, 3/14/20, 830pm-1230am!!!

March 14th & 15th, 10a – 4p: Turning the fields over after lying fallow is a rite of spring. Livestock trained to work, such as horses, mules, and oxen, played a vital role in the operations of early Texas farms. Whether it was pulling plows, harrowing fields, hauling cotton, or cultivating corn, beasts of burden made light work of sometimes daunting tasks. Join Barrington Living History Farm and the Texas Draft Horse and Mule Association in a unique opportunity to…

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The San Felipe Shootout is a new exciting race with a very unique twist on racing. The race will consist of 3 separate races with the 5k. 10k and Half Marathon. The SHOOTOUT (the triple) is going to be very unique in that those who participate will run the 5k, the 10k and the Half Marathon with a cumulative time deciding on the who the Shootout Champions are.

Travel back to 1836 when Texas became a nation. Come and learn about the equipment the Texas militiamen carried. Sign your very own copy of the Texas Declaration of Independence and bring your kids to learn about the flags of the Texas Revolution and Republic.

March 21st& 22nd, 10a – 4p: Enslaved men and women, such as Jerry, Mary, Willis, and Jake, were an integral part of the full story of Barrington. Cooking a hot meal after a hard day of work was a daily routine and typically included their ration of cured pork and cornmeal supplemented with seasonal vegetables from their garden. Come join us as we demonstrate cooking a traditional meal in the style of enslaved foodways using period ingredients and methods! Contact…

March 21st& 22nd, 10a – 4p: Enslaved men and women, such as Jerry, Mary, Willis, and Jake, were an integral part of the full story of Barrington. Cooking a hot meal after a hard day of work was a daily routine and typically included their ration of cured pork and cornmeal supplemented with seasonal vegetables from their garden. Come join us as we demonstrate cooking a traditional meal in the style of enslaved foodways using period ingredients and methods! Contact…

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Join us as the Friends of San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site host another thrilling History at Night evening on Thursday, March 26th when host of the podcast “Wise About Texas” and Judge on the 14th Court of Appeals in Houston, Judge Ken Wise, will host a March program that draws on his tremendous passion for the stories and values that built Texas. The museum will be open from 6:30 to 9:00 PM and the lecture will begin at…

Washington-on-the-Brazos, Foraging For Food (morning), 9:00a – 12:30p: Come forage for food with Dr. Mark "Merriwether" Vorderbruggen, PhD. as he teaches us which plants throughout the park are edible and medicinal. We will meet at the park Visitor Center before beginning our adventure! Class size is limited so call or email to reserve your spot, for ages 13 and up. Free but registration is required! For more information or to make a reservation contact Adam Arnold at 936-878-2214 x228 or…

March 28th & 29th, 10a – 4p: Spring has sprung- and there’s so much to do! Who has time to be sick? Many families had their own special recipes for a Spring Tonic to boost their immune systems for a jump on their spring chores. Learn how families concocted these remedies from their own herbs and other items in their garden and house. Contact Barb King for more information at 936-878-2214 x248

March 28th & 29th, 10a – 4p: Spring has sprung- and there’s so much to do! Who has time to be sick? Many families had their own special recipes for a Spring Tonic to boost their immune systems for a jump on their spring chores. Learn how families concocted these remedies from their own herbs and other items in their garden and house. Contact Barb King for more information at 936-878-2214 x248

April 4th & 5th, 10a – 4p: Enslaved men and women, such as Jerry, Mary, Willis, and Jake, were an integral part of the full story of Barrington. Cooking a hot meal after a hard day of work was a daily routine and typically included their ration of cured pork and cornmeal supplemented with seasonal vegetables from their garden. Come join us as we demonstrate cooking a traditional meal in the style of enslaved foodways using period ingredients and methods!…

pril 4th & 5th, 10a – 4p: Enslaved men and women, such as Jerry, Mary, Willis, and Jake, were an integral part of the full story of Barrington. Cooking a hot meal after a hard day of work was a daily routine and typically included their ration of cured pork and cornmeal supplemented with seasonal vegetables from their garden. Come join us as we demonstrate cooking a traditional meal in the style of enslaved foodways using period ingredients and methods!…

April 11th & 12th, 10a – 4p: Women in the mid-Victorian period were expected to be concerned about and very involved in life around the home. How did their education, for daughters like Sarah Jones, maintain expectations for that lifestyle as they grew up? Discussions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., for more information contact Barb King at 936-878-2214 x.248

April 11th & 12th, 10a – 4p: Women in the mid-Victorian period were expected to be concerned about and very involved in life around the home. How did their education, for daughters like Sarah Jones, maintain expectations for that lifestyle as they grew up? Discussions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., for more information contact Barb King at 936-878-2214 x.248