Fayette County Fourth of July
Find info on the 2020 Round Top 4th of July Celebration Here. Yesterday was the 231st Fourth of July to be celebrated in the United...
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New in Round Top in 2020
There are a few new business things happening in the Round Top area. Here’s a rundown of what is new in Round Top in...
Round Top Q&A 2020
The Round Top Q&A 2020 version has a few twists and turns. If you want to read what others asked in the past, check...
Round Top Social Media Tips for 2020
Round Top shop owners and antiques show vendors offer a diverse array of goods and products that are inherently beautiful and interesting and destined...
The Main Thing About Marburger Farm Antique Show
“Marburger is as close to a European antiques market as you can get in the United States,” says exhibitor Shannon Poppino, Clutter Antiques. When the show opens, look for 350 antiques and art exhibitors encamped on 43 acres in Round Top.
Round Top Celebrating Milestones in 2020
In 2020, Round Top, a hub of history and art, is celebrating several milestones including the 150th anniversary of the town’s incorporation and the golden anniversaries of Festival Institute and Shakespeare at Winedale.
Round Top Festival Institute
The world-renowned Round Top Festival Institute exists because concert pianist James “Jimmy” Dick believes in the power of inspiration.
Things to do in February in Round Top
Things to do in February in Round Top include music, wine and quilts… Check out these Roundtopolis events happening in February 2020: Feb. 6...
The Art of Slow Living — How to Step Back and Embrace Life
Slow living is about taking time to be in the moment and being conscious of where you are. It’s about not being on your phone all the time, not working all of the time, and not being distracted. Slow living means taking time to spend with your friends, and when you are with your friends, you are fully with them, not thinking about work or emails. It’s about removing busyness from your life.
SpouseWork — Dave and Becky Allan on the Cattle Life
With three businesses and three sons, Bar A Ranch owners Dave and Becky Allan live in a whirlwind—and it’s nothing new.
