What To Do This Weekend in Boerne, Texas
Key Takeaways
Boerne Market Days: Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM and Sunday 10 AM to 4 PM at Main Plaza. Admission is free.
Cibolo Farmers Market: Saturday 9 AM to 1 PM at Herff Farm.
Honey Creek Guided Walk: Saturday 8:30 to 11 AM at Honey Creek State Natural Area.
Tug the Truck & Police Car Push: Saturday morning in downtown Boerne.
Kuhlmann-King Historical Complex: Free tours Saturday from noon to 3 PM.
Friday, September 11
Ease Into the Weekend in Boerne
Friday is the quieter night of this particular weekend, which makes it a good opportunity to enjoy the Hill Country Mile, dinner downtown or an evening out before Saturday's larger events.
The Greater Boerne Chamber calendar also lists the September wine feature at Indulge Wine Bar for Friday.
Saturday, September 12
Start at Herff Farm
The Cibolo Farmers Market at Herff Farm, 33 Herff Road, runs from 9 AM to 1 PM. Expect local growers, ranchers, artisans and specialty products in the historic farm setting.
Cibolo Farmers Market event information
Watch Tug the Truck
For something uniquely Boerne, head downtown for Tug the Truck and the Police Car Push.
Opening ceremonies begin around 8:15 AM near the corner of South Main and East San Antonio Avenue, with teams competing to pull a fire truck or push a police SUV 40 feet.
Shop Boerne Market Days
Then make your way to Main Plaza for Boerne Market Days from 10 AM to 5 PM.
Artists, craftsmen and vendors fill the historic district with jewelry, plants, art, antiques, collectibles and handmade goods. Admission is free.
Boerne Market Days official Chamber listing
Add a Little Boerne History
The Kuhlmann-King Historical Complex, 402 E. Blanco Road, offers free tours from noon to 3 PM Saturday. The historic home gives visitors a look at life in Boerne during the late 1800s.
Kuhlmann-King Historical Complex information
Want Something Outdoors?
The Saturday Honey Creek Guided Walk runs from 8:30 to 11 AM at Honey Creek State Natural Area.
The approximately two-mile guided hike explores Hill Country plants, wildlife, geology and history. It is recommended for ages 7 and older. The program is free with park admission, although reservations and park access requirements apply.
Texas Parks & Wildlife Honey Creek walk information
Sunday, September 13
Slow Down at Boerne Market Days
Sunday gives you another chance to visit Boerne Market Days, which continues from 10 AM to 4 PM at Main Plaza.
If Saturday is packed, Sunday is an easy opportunity to browse the market and then walk Main Street, visit local shops or stop for lunch downtown.
FAQs
What's happening this weekend in Boerne?
The September 11 to 13 weekend includes Boerne Market Days, Cibolo Farmers Market at Herff Farm, Tug the Truck and Police Car Push, Kuhlmann-King historical tours and a Honey Creek guided hike.
Is Boerne Market Days free?
Yes. The Greater Boerne Chamber lists admission to Boerne Market Days as free to the public.
What time is Boerne Market Days?
It runs Saturday, September 12 from 10 AM to 5 PM and Sunday, September 13 from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Are there outdoor activities near Boerne this weekend?
Yes. The Honey Creek Guided Walk is scheduled Saturday morning at Honey Creek State Natural Area, and Herff Farm offers an outdoor farmers market Saturday morning.
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For anyone considering making the Hill Country home, also see my Texas relocation guidance and Texas home-buying guidance.
Thinking About Living in Boerne?
Weekends like this are a good example of what makes Boerne appealing beyond the houses themselves. If you're considering buying, selling, downsizing or relocating to Boerne or the Texas Hill Country, I can help you compare the neighborhoods, housing options and practical details of making the move.
Emilie Hamby-Irvine, REALTOR® | AI Certified Agent
Texas Providence Real Estate
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