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Join us for a free community seminar with local attorney Lanie Brown.

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Lanie will introduce nontraditional topics, such as property characterization, Texas’s “default estate plan,” common law marriage, non-probate tools, and preparing for incapacity. Consider how to get your affairs in order so your wishes will be honored.

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This seminar will be offered in both a morning and evening session. Attendees only need to attend one session. Please choose the session that works best for your schedule.

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Open to the public. Sage Lane Law, PLLC will make a donation to Friends of the Blanco Library.

Join us for an afternoon of beautiful live music with classical guitarist Peter Fletcher, performed right here at the Blanco Library.

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Peter Fletcher is an accomplished classical guitarist who performs a wide range of music, from well-known traditional pieces to expressive modern works. His concerts are relaxed, engaging, and enjoyable for both longtime music lovers and those new to classical guitar.

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This event is free and open to everyone. No tickets required!

This is one sweet day you will NOT want to miss! The Blanco County Bake-Off is open to all home bakers in the community (non-professionals only). No mixes are allowed, so this competition is sure to bring out the best scratch biscuits, scones, pies, cakes, cupcakes, and creative pecan-inspired recipes in our slice of the Hill Country.

Compete for ribbons, medals, and local prizes, or come ready to purchase slices & raffle tickets, cast your vote for People’s Choice, and bid in the live auction! See the full list of rules and event details here: 2026 Blanco County Bake-Off

Texas crime, dark humor, and familiar characters… oh my! Reading Between the Wines returns with award-winning author Ben Rehder, well known around these parts for his hilarious Blanco County murder mystery series. Buck Fever was a finalist for the Edgar Award for Best First Novel, Get Busy Dying earned a Shamus Award nomination, and his standalone novel The Chicken Hanger won the Texas Philosophical Society’s Award of Merit, proving this master of country-murder-comedy can also deliver real grit and depth.

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La Vie Estate Winery will provide the wine pairing for the event, because nothing pairs with murder, mayhem, and poor life choices like a well-poured glass of Texas wine.

Save the date! ~ The Friends’ annual Dinner and a Movie returns on Thursday, April 23rd ~

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This year, we’re stepping back in time with a screening of Casablanca, a beloved black-and-white piece of film history that has stood the test of time. 

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Join the table for good food and good company, then settle in for an evening of classic film.

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