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Greetings, Wilco Seniors!
If you have stepped outside the last few mornings, you know our Texas summer is here. It’s the perfect time of year to find some shade at a morning market or head indoors for a good play or a classic dinner.
In this issue, we have a helpful breakdown of everything happening around WilCo, including a lovely theater performance in Georgetown and an adult game night over in Leander. We are also looking for more neighbors to feature in our weekly spotlights, so please reach out if you have a story to tell. Stay cool out there and have a wonderful week.
🎻 Texas Bach Festival | First Presbyterian Church | Georgetown | 06/26 & 06/28 | More
An evening piano trio concert with Beethoven and Brahms.
🎲 Bingo | Allen R. Baca Center | Round Rock | 06/26 | More
A 50+ Friday morning game with prizes, points, and up to four bingo cards per player.
⭐ Every Brilliant Thing | Georgetown Palace Theatre | Georgetown | 06/26 & 06/27 | More
A warm one-person play about finding light in ordinary life.
🥬 Trailside Market | Memorial Park | Round Rock | 06/27 | More
Farmers, artisans, makers, and local vendors line the trail for an easy Saturday morning stroll.
🖼️ Mainly Art | Downtown Paseo and Prete Plaza | Round Rock | 06/27 | More
Local artists and downtown browsing make this a pleasant outing.
🧘 Chair Yoga | Taylor Public Library | Taylor | 06/29 | More
A free morning class with gentle movement, breathing, and an easy pace for all experience levels.
🌙 Moonlight Sound Bath | Flow Yoga Georgetown | Georgetown | 06/29 | More
A quiet evening reset downtown with slow breath, sound, and a little calm.
🎲 Gaming for Grown-Ups | Library Annex Conference Room | Leander | 06/30 | More
Bring a favorite board game or learn a new one at this adults-only game night.
📚 America 250 Challenge Begins | Cedar Park Public Library, Virtual | Cedar Park | 07/01 | More
Adults can track American-themed activities all year and earn entries for prizes.
🧩 Adult Chess Club | Round Rock Public Library | Round Rock | 07/02 | More
A relaxed chess night with casual games, strategy, and good company.
This Week: AGE of Central Texas, Round Rock
Some support is practical, and some support lets a family breathe again. AGE of Central Texas does a little of both. The nonprofit serves older adults and family caregivers across Central Texas, and its Williamson County Thrive Social & Wellness Center is right here in Round Rock.
The Thrive Center provides daytime care for older adults with physical or cognitive needs. That means a person can spend the day in a safe, social, structured place while family caregivers get time for work, errands, rest, or simply a few hours to catch their breath. Anyone who has walked through caregiving knows how much that kind of support can matter.
AGE also offers caregiver education and resources, which is one of those things people often wish they had found sooner. When a parent, spouse, or friend starts needing more care, the questions arrive quickly. Where do we start? What help exists? How do we keep everyone safe, connected, and not completely worn out?
If caregiving is part of your family’s life right now, AGE of Central Texas is worth keeping close.
📞 512-255-4865
Want to be our next spotlight?
We're looking for WilCo neighbors to feature in this section. Maybe you volunteer somewhere. Maybe you just picked up a new hobby. Maybe you've been here 30 years and have great stories. Reply to this email and tell us about yourself or someone you know. Attach a photo if you've got one!
This Week: City Post Chophouse, Georgetown
113 E. 8th Street, Georgetown
There are restaurants that feel like a meal, and then there are restaurants that feel like an occasion. City Post Chophouse lands in that second group. It sits inside Georgetown’s historic former post office, right near the Square, and the building alone gives the place a sense of history before the first plate reaches the table.
The menu leans classic steakhouse, with steaks, chops, oysters, seafood, and the kind of wine-and-dessert energy that makes dinner feel like something you planned instead of something you squeezed in. It is a good pick for a birthday, anniversary, family visit, or any evening when you want the room to do a little of the work.
It is not the cheapest lunch in town, but it does have that “let’s take our time” quality that makes a meal memorable. Sometimes that’s exactly what you want.
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Got a favorite spot you think more people should know about?
Reply and tell us the name, your go-to order, and why you love it!
📦 County records office moves this week
Williamson County Clerk’s Records Division will be closed Friday, June 26, while it relocates to the new Williamson County Administration Building. Online records services remain available, but if you were planning an in-person records errand, this is a good one to postpone.
🏞️ Quarry Splash Pad is temporarily closed
The Quarry Splash Pad at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park is temporarily closed because of a mechanical failure. If you were thinking about taking the grandkids, check the county parks page before you load the towels and sunscreen.
🚗 More road funding is coming
Williamson County says several local transportation projects are set to receive CAMPO funding, including roadway and trail improvements across the county. It’s not the flashiest news, but better roads and safer connections matter when you’re trying to get across a fast-growing WilCo.
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That’s your week, WilCo. Get out there and enjoy the weather!
See you next week. 👋
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