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March 29 - April 1
FeatherFest - Galveston, TX
Galveston's fifth annual celebration of the birds of the Upper Texas Coastal area, and of nature in general. The theme of FeatherFest 2007 will be "nature preservation" and its theme bird will be the Brown Pelican, a preservation success story.
www.galvestonfeatherfest.com
March 29 - April 1
Texas Storytelling Festival - Denton, TX
Returning this year Fantastic National, Regional and Local Tellers, Youth Tellers Workshops for artists, educators and librarians, Thursday Night Ghost Tales, Native American Tales, Talespinner Party, Cowboy Poetry and Music. The National and Regional Tellers for the 2007 Texas Storytelling Festival are; Dan Keding, Olga Loya, Peter Cook with interpreter Keith Wann, Don Sanders, Eldrena Douma and Bernadette Nason.
www.tejasstorytelling.com
March 33 - April 1
Bluebonnet Blues & Fine Arts Festival - Marble Falls, TX
Rock the blues away with a rock solid line-up of traditional, Tejano, cajun, and Gospel Blues Greats on Main Street in Marble Falls. Watch as artists from across the state “Paint the Town” in a Plein Air competition. Bid to own one of these fine pieces at the Silent Auction. Shop for treasures from Historic Main Street merchants and fine art street vendors. Chow down on crawfish, fajitas, and more. Wash it all down with soda, beer, or wine. Don’t miss this Historic Event on Main Street in beautiful downtown Marble Falls, Texas.
www.bluebonnetblues.com
June 3
Voices from History: Dallas Law Enforcement - Dallas, TX
Venue: The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Voices from History: Dallas Law Enforcement, a temporary exhibition, explores the personal experiences of Dallas Police Department and Dallas Sheriff’s Department officers working the weekend of the Kennedy assassination. Told through photographs, videos, personal artifacts, and selections from the Museum’s Oral History Collection, the exhibition is presented in four sections—Dealey Plaza, Oak Cliff, Dallas Police headquarters, and the shooting of Oswald.
Among the artifacts featured are Dallas County Deputy Sheriff Gene Boone’s customized .45 automatic pistol; equipment and supplies from a crime scene kit used by Lt. J. C. “Carl” Day, head of the Dallas Police crime lab; clothing worn by detectives Jim Leavelle and L.C. Graves as they escorted assassination suspect Lee Harvey Oswald when he was shot by Jack Ruby; and material from the John F. Kennedy Collection at the Dallas Municipal Archives.
www.jfk.org
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