Schedule

Saturday, October 24, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The schedule will continue to be refined as the event draws near, so please check back for updates.

Download the full 2009 schedule here!

Activities

• Stagecoach rides - $1/person, seats 4
• Wagon rides
• Atlatl throwing competition
• Mechanical bull riding
• Texas Hold 'Em Poker Tournament
• Mutton busting
• Calf scramble
• Face painting
• Caricature artist
• Petting zoo
• Pet Woodrow, the Longhorn Steer
• Kiddy Korral/Playground

Music

• Mike Lord Band
• Rusty Nails

Other attractions/Exhibitions 

• Knights of the Guild show
• World's Champion Rodeo Clown, Leon Coffee (who does the SA Stock Show and Rodeo)
• Joe Travieso, bladesmith at the Agricultural Heritage Museum—great with children, and really engaging both in his trade and personally. His demonstrations are very informative.
• Legendary Ira Kennedy, as a storyteller on Texas, Texas gold, Enchanted Rock, Indians, etc. Ira is an author, journalist, historian, photographer, noted speaker, and audience captivator.
• The famous trick roper, Doug Whitaker and the Balcones Forge of Central Texas, who are blacksmiths and entertainers
• Soldier Encampment and Reenactment
  • The 6th Texas Infantry (Bluecoats) who will perform in the War Between the States re-enactments against Hood's Texas Brigade, Bonnie Blue Confederates, Lone Star Grays, and Alamo City Guards, who will also have a three-pound cannon; Texas Wild Bunch
• Arrowhead Bob, who will provide storytelling and do an all-day Atlatl throwing contest
• The Lone Star Dutch Oven Society, who will dress in period and show and tell and make cobblers
• The Frontier Battalion of the Texas Rangers. This may include Joaquin Jackson, the famous Texas Ranger and author. Ribbon cutting.
• Tim St. John, cowboy magician
• Native American wedding with Chief Standing Bear
• 6-gun Fast Draw Competition - $5/person for three shots
• Trick Roper Doug Whitaker