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Mar 13 — Mar 18
Join us for a full week of Living History at the Museum! Now split over two weeks!
March 12-14 and March 16-18
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily
Activities Include:
Frontier Living History
Music & Storytelling
Rock Masonry
Blacksmithing
Country Schoolhouse
Pioneer Laundry
Corn Husk Doll Making
Antique Toys & Games
Live weapons firings twice per day
Rope Making
Candle Making
Admission -
Members: COMPLIMENTARY
General Admission: $12
Military and Senior: $7
Student: $5
Children age 5 and under: COMPLIMENTARY
Mar 14
The Museum's Pacific Valor Battle Reenactments each tell the story of a specific World War II serviceman who displayed remarkable valor in combat.
This program will transport guests to the muddy slog of Leyte in the Philippine Islands, where PFC George Benjamin Jr. gave his life escorting a tank in an attack on Japanese defenses.
This presentation is not recommended for small children, pets, or those with a heart condition due to the loud noises and war simulations.
Programs are offered at 11:00 and 2:00 at the Pacific Combat Zone. Online Ticket Purchases are HIGHLY ENCOURAGED. Seating is first come first serve.
Mar 18
Guten Tag: Conservational Texas German at 10 a.m. in the Social Hall of Gillespie County Historical Society, 312 W. San Antonio Street. Held every other Wednesday. Admission to the Pioneer Museum is not required to attend.
Come listen, learn and speak!
May 1
Join us as we celebrate Founders Day in Fredericksburg with a special luncheon honoring history and heritage. During the lunch, the 2026 Pioneer Spirit Award winners will be honored.
Tickets on sale April 1. Limited tickets available.
Individual tickets are $80 and Sponsor Tables (8 people) are $1200.
A family trip to Fredericksburg, Texas, is perfect for history, hands-on learning, and Hill Country adventure.
Springtime in Fredericksburg, Texas, is a bright and sunny season filled with blooming wildflowers, cultural events, and family-friendly activities.
January is when Fredericksburg really shows its personality and the town’s creative, music-loving, wine-sipping spirit comes alive. This is a month made for wandering Main Street, lingering over a glass of Texas wine, and discovering why Fredericksburg should be at the top of your travel bucket list this year.
Whether you’re looking to celebrate a romantic occasion with a loved one, spend time with family or enjoy an outing with friends, there are plenty of things to do in Fredericksburg in February.
Weihnachtszeit, the holiday season, in Fredericksburg is filled with plenty of holiday magic.
Christmas is over. The cookies have all been eaten, Santa has come and gone, the presents have been opened.
This October, when the moon casts its glow, Fredericksburg becomes a special - and a little spooky - place that beckons the spirited and the brave.
The fall season's cooler temperatures and changing landscape colors set the stage for a fantastic time to visit the Texas Hill Country.