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Sep 26
Celebrate the season at Wildseed Farms during our annual Fall Festival. Stroll the grounds, enjoy live music, sip award-winning Texas wines, shop unique local goods, and experience the charm of autumn in the Texas Hill Country. It's the perfect way to welcome fall with family and friends.
Oct 10
Experience the wonder of the monarch migration at Wildseed Farms. Learn about these remarkable butterflies, witness tagging demonstrations, discover the plants that support their journey, and celebrate one of nature's most incredible annual migrations.
Nov 7
Cheer on Sam Houston State University with fellow alumni and friends at Wildseed Farms. Enjoy great wine, game-day camaraderie, and the excitement of Bearkat football in the warm atmosphere of our tasting room.
Cooler temperatures and changing colors make fall one of the best times to visit the Texas Hill Country. Pumpkin patches, harvest festivals, and activities for history, arts, and outdoor enthusiasts give you plenty of reasons to plan a trip.
Pumpkin season runs from mid-September through October in Fredericksburg and Gillespie County.
Fredericksburg bursts with summer activity, from Hill Country hikes and swimming holes to live music and legendary peaches.
Texas Wine Country is one of the United States’ most visited wine regions and part of the fifth largest wine-producing state in the country.
May is a gorgeous time of the year to visit Fredericksburg. With outdoor dining, downtown attractions, live music, and a weekly farmers market, there’s plenty of things to do in May.
Spring is one of the most beautiful times of year in the Texas Hill Country, and Fredericksburg knows how to celebrate the season. In the weeks surrounding Easter 2026, the area comes alive with family-friendly events, wildflowers in full bloom, and a few only-in-Fredericksburg moments worth planning your trip around.
Springtime in Fredericksburg, Texas, is a bright and sunny season filled with blooming wildflowers, cultural events, and family-friendly activities.
This October, when the moon casts its glow, Fredericksburg becomes a special - and a little spooky - place that beckons the spirited and the brave.