Calendar: Arts & Crafts

The Festival boasts more than 250 juried exhibitors (home décor, gardening, artists, craftsmen, jewelry, clothing, etc.), delicious country-style food, live entertainment and music, and tours of the historic community. A special Children’s Activity Corner provides pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, barrel train and more.

The Festival is hosted by the Chappell Hill Historical Society, a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation of the community’s history and historic buildings. The festival area is Main Street, Poplar Street, and the property behind the Visitor’s Center.

There are no admission fees but there is a fee for parking.

The parking lot is located on FM 1155, a short distance north of the intersection of Hwy. 290 and FM 1155.

NO STREET PARKING ALLOWED

To promote and encourage agriculture, horticulture and home economics through the exhibition of related products with a principal goal to support youth activities thru education and scholarship. See website for full schedule of events.

To promote and encourage agriculture, horticulture and home economics through the exhibition of related products with a principal goal to support youth activities thru education and scholarship. See website for full schedule of events.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

To promote and encourage agriculture, horticulture and home economics through the exhibition of related products with a principal goal to support youth activities thru education and scholarship. See website for full schedule of events.

To promote and encourage agriculture, horticulture and home economics through the exhibition of related products with a principal goal to support youth activities thru education and scholarship. See website for full schedule of events.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

Enjoy signature drinks and art in Historic Downtown Brenham. View a variety of art while sipping on different delicious specialty drinks at each merchant. Glasses available for purchase for $25 in participating stores (online sales begin July 6th). Limited number of glasses available, glasses purchased on-line will be available for pick-up at the Gazebo on the Courthouse Square the day of the event. Glasses available for purchase the day of the event for $35.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.

Lloyd Mays was born February 22, 1956 in Brenham, Texas. Born the last of fourteen children, he found out early on that his verbal expressions were either overshadowed or ignored by his parents and siblings. Upon receiving a paint-by-numbers kit for his sixth birthday, Lloyd say that painting eliminated the need to compete for his family’s attention. Everyone was now surrounding him to see what he had made. Today his paintings and poetry can be seen and read in Brenham as well as abroad. Most of his paintings are drawn from memories of his childhood and from area he was raised. The Bus Depot is open to the public Saturday from 10-4, but by appointment Wednesday – Friday.