Winedale

05/24/2026

05/05/2026

Our friends at the Round Top Historical Society are debuting a photographic event featuring area photos from 1866 through the 1920s. Drop by the courthouse to see this fascinating exhibit!

Step back in time with us! The Round Top Area Historical Society is hosting their 250th Celebration Exhibition - “Round Top, Preserved Moments in Time: A Photographic Time Capsule.”
🎉 Grand Opening: Sunday, May 24th | 2:00–5:00 PM
📍 397 E Mill Street (behind the Round Top Post Office)
The exhibition continues every Saturday thereafter at the pavilion. Come experience the rich history of our beloved Round Top! 🤍
Learn more at www.RTAHS.com

05/04/2026

Winedale is getting in the spirit of celebrating our nation's 250th anniversary! On May 12 at noon our zoom talk is about remembering the American revolution through historic preservation. Email [email protected] for a link.

Kenneth Hafertepe, professor in the Museum Studies at Baylor University, will discuss how the preservation of historic sites such as Independence Hall, Mount Vernon, and the homes of Paul Revere and Betsy Ross helped shape early efforts in historic preservation, and how this legacy continues today through the ongoing work at Winedale.

04/24/2026

It’s not too late! The UT spring Shakespeare production of “A Winter’s Tale” starts at 7:30 pm at the Winedale Theater Barn. It’s pay what you can— what a great deal! Shakespeare at Winedale

04/21/2026

Happy San Jacinto Day! On this day in 1836, Texas forces won the battle of San Jacinto, the concluding military event of the Texas Revolution. Facing General Santa Anna's Mexican army of some 1,200 men encamped in what is now southeastern Harris County, General Sam Houston disposed his forces in battle order about 3:30 p.m., during siesta time. The Texans' movements were screened by trees and the rising ground, and evidently Santa Anna had no lookouts posted. The Texan line sprang forward on the run with the cries "Remember the Alamo!" and "Remember Goliad!" The battle lasted but eighteen minutes. According to Houston's official report, the casualties were 630 Mexicans killed and 730 taken prisoner. Against this, only nine of the 910 Texans were killed or mortally wounded and thirty were wounded less seriously.

04/19/2026

These guys are the best! Come see them perform this Friday and Saturday at 7:30 pm at Winedale ❤️

04/17/2026

Do you know what city the first movie studio in Texas was? Find out about it via zoom this Wednesday at noon. Film historian Kathy Fuller will talk about it and show clips and photos from 1910. Email [email protected] for the zoom link.

04/07/2026

We are so proud to be hosting this magical, musical production.

Join our spring class as they present the charming and fantastical WINTERS TALE. There will be a full on campus performance in the Calhoun courtyard before heading out to the Winedale barn for the weekend. PAY WHAT YOU CAN TICKETS LINKED IN THE BIO!

04/01/2026