Current with the Citizen – Nov. 12, 2025

Wednesday, Nov. 12 | 9:30 a.m. | St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 201 Veterans Drive | Columbus 

Learn about the importance of pollinators with master gardener Janet Johnson. Hosted by the Columbus Garden Club.

Wednesday, Nov. 12 | noon | Colorado County Courthouse Square | Columbus

A Texas Arbor Day planting of a Southern Magnolia on the Colorado County Courthouse Square will be dedicated in memory of Lynda Counts, a treasured Columbus Garden Club member.

Thursday, Nov. 13 | noon – 1 p.m. | Colorado County Courthouse, 400 Spring St | Columbus

Hear from Dr. Maize Leftwich on “What’s Going on in the Brain when you are Thankful” and from Patsy Hodge, Natalie Keen, PTA, and Deacon Andy Nunmaker on “How Being Thankful Impacts Me: Mind, Body and Soul.” Located in the first-floor courtroom. Zoom option available – text 281-8440212 at least a day before.

Saturday, Nov. 15 | 4-8 p.m. | Twin Oaks, 5390 I-10 | Alleyton

Come take a tour of the newest resort for your next event, glamping and RV destination. Enjoy live music, free BBQ, door prizes and numerous vendors and food trucks.

Saturday, Nov. 15 | 6 p.m. | The Rex 1908, 312 E Main St | Eagle Lake

Indulge with The Rez 1908 for a mouthwatering four-course Cajun seafood dinner crafted by Monster Bites. Enjoy the perfect ambiance with live music by Steve Anthony. Tickets are $50.

Sunday, Nov. 16 | 6 p.m. | Living Hope Church, 100 Church St | Eagle Lake

Seasoned songwriter, musician, and Grammy Nominee Randy Stonehill will be performing heart-driven, authentic Christian music. Stonehill has written hundreds of songs and tours across the world. For more information, contact Living Hope Church at 979-234-5536.

Thursday, Nov. 20 | 6-7 p.m. | The Story Peddler, 538 West Main Street | Bellville

Listen to and visit with Winstead as she discusses her latest book at this author event. “The Book Will Bury Me” follows college student Jane Sharp as she uncovers a murder mystery where the clues just don’t seem to line up. Jane and her friends find themselves in the center of the story, almost like they’re walking into a trap. Told one year after the groundbreaking case concluded, Jane finally breaks her silence to share shocking confessions.

Saturday, Nov. 22 | 9:30 a.m. | Weimar Veterans Park, 503 Park Dr | Weimar

Baseball Xtreme Collegiate Prospect Camp is an opportunity for serious athletes to showcase their skills in front of college coaches from across Texas. Players will be evaluated on key metrics and have the chance to interact directly with college coaching staffs. All player data and results will be shared with attending programs. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Saturday, Nov. 22 | 11 a.m. – 11 p.m. | Hound Song Brewing Co., 535 Walnut St | Columbus

Join Hound Song for a laid-back day of good beer, good food, and good music. Try out two new special beers, the Pecan Killa and Dunkel Pepper, and a throwback favorite, stuffed gourmet pretzel bites. The Dujka Brothers will be playing from 5-8 p.m., bringing their German and Czech polka tunes.

Sunday, Nov. 22 | 7-10:30 p.m. | Weimar VFW Hall, 503 Park Drive | Weimar

Doors open at 6 p.m. Music by Monkee Bizzness. BYOB and BYOS. Proceeds benefit Weimar High School Band & Athletic Booster Clubs.

Monday, Nov. 24 | 5 p.m. | The Clubhouse, 4276 FM 102 | Eagle Lake

Join The Clubhouse for a night under the stars and a wine dinner provided by Anthonie’s Market Grill. Seats are limited to 20 and ticketed at $200 per seat. Payment required with reservations. To reserve, text 979-255-7989.

Saturday, Nov. 29 | 2-5 p.m. | Whistling Duck Vineyards, 105 E South St | Weimar

As the Whistling Duck prepares to close its doors December 30th, Sierra Dawn Music be returning for one last show — the kind that’s less about goodbye and more about gratitude.

Tuesday, Dec. 2 | 6-8 p.m. | downtown Columbus

Join the city in Downtown Columbus for the annual Lighted Christmas Parade followed by lighting of the Christmas tree on the Courthouse Square.