One of our very favorite breakfast/lunch destinations in Boerne is Bear Moon Bakery, where artisanal breads and pastries, excellent coffee, and eclectic sandwiches, are just the ticket for our picky palates. Curated by Charles and Tami Kegley of Bella Creo, Bear Moon is hosting Crazy Quilt, an exhibit of colorful, digital images by budding photographer Julie Johnson.
Bear Moon Bakery. Main entrance.
The Carriage House Gallery Of Artists -located half a block off Boerne’s Main Street- an artist coop and traditional mainstay of the local arts community, presents the photographic display Two Views, with images by John Lewis and Larry Woods. The exhibit is organized by artist and gallery member, Judy Korge.
Carriage House Gallery Of Artists. Main entrance.
The Cibolo Nature Center, a long-time participant of the FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA Festival, has presented for many years, photography exhibits organized by the Cibolo Arts Council, and is now hosting the Cibolo Nature Center 20th Anniversary Photo Exhibition, a display of nature images by children and adults.
Entrance to the Cibolo Nature Center in Boerne.
River City Silver (one of the few photolabs in Texas that still processes film), owned by Hank and Susan Auderer, is presenting the exhibit Sins Of Man And Other Stories, a series of colorful, satirical tableaus by Brandon Soder, a young San Antonio photographer currently living in Santa Fe, NM. The exhibit is curated by Susan Auderer.
River City Silver. Main entrance.
In partnership with FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA-SAFOTO, the Instituto Cultural De Mexico in San Antonio (the Cultural Mission of Mexico’s Foreign Ministry), under the vigorous and impeccable Directorship of Gabriela Franco Palafox, is hosting four of the Festival’s 2008 Signature Exhibits, and a special film documentary screening. The Instituto Cultural De Mexico is located in Hemisfair Park in downtown San Antonio.
Instituto Cultural De Mexico. Main entrance.
Owned and managed by our good friends Don & Lynn Forres, Huisache Grill, a veritable dining oasis in New Braunfels, just a short drive North from San Antonio on I-35, is hosting the exhibit A Belly Full Of Honey, a series of images by New Braunfels photographer Pauline Stevens, depicting details of her family’s apiary farm in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Huisache Grill. View of rear patio. Owners Don and Lynn Forres have stocked the restaurant with what many connoisseurs consider to be the most extensive, quality wine cellar in South Texas. The constantly evolving, eclectic food menu -always planned to the finest detail by Lynn- makes of Huisache Grill a dining destination for people from all over the state.
