Free Concerts at the Blue Hole, Girls Soccer in Regional Finals

Don't Wait -- Get Your Derby Day Party Tickets NOW!

It's just a little over a month before the grandest party in the Wimberley Valley -- KWVH's 4th Annual Kentucky Derby Party! The fun happens at the beautiful Videre Estate on Saturday, May 3, from 2:30pm to 6:00pm. And tickets are moving as fast as those thoroughbreds.

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Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon of Southern charm, thrilling horse races, and community spirit. This premier event will bring together friends, supporters, and radio lovers for an elegant celebration of the 150th Kentucky Derby, complete with classic mint juleps, festive hats, and live entertainment. Whether you're a die-hard racing fan or just looking for a good time, this is the place to be!

Enjoy a live Derby broadcast, delicious Southern-inspired fare, and the chance to participate in fun competitions, including the Best Hat award. Plus, every ticket purchased helps support KWVH 94.3, your community radio station dedicated to keeping Wimberley connected through music, news, and local stories. Gather your friends, don your finest Derby attire, and join us for an afternoon of excitement and camaraderie.

Space is limited, so reserve your spot today. Secure your tickets and be part of an event that celebrates both tradition and community. We can’t wait to toast with you at Videre Estate as we cheer on the fastest two minutes in sports!

Free Concerts at the Blue Hole Every Friday in April!

Spring is in full swing, and there’s no better way to enjoy it than with live -- and FREE -- music in the heart of Wimberley! The Friends of Wimberley Parks April Concert Series is back, bringing you a month of incredible performances every Friday night in April, set against the backdrop of our beautiful park. Gather your family, friends, and neighbors for an unforgettable evening of great tunes, community spirit, and the natural beauty of Wimberley.

The shows start at 6pm, and run until 8pm, under the cypress trees at the Blue Hole lawn. Musical acts scheduled to perform include:

• April 4: Flight by Nothing

• April 11: Georgia Parker

• April 18: Soma Jerome

• April 25: Jesse Stratton Band

  
  

Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, and picnic baskets, or grab a bite from one of our fantastic local food vendors. Whether you're a longtime supporter of Wimberley’s parks or discovering them for the first time, this series is a wonderful way to connect with nature and enjoy the vibrant arts scene in our town. Don’t miss out on this chance to celebrate music, community, and the outdoors! 

Texan Girls Soccer Advances to Regional Finals

Those Lady Texan footballers just keep on hanging W's. They beat Rockport-Fulton on Friday night by a score of 9-0 (no, that is not a typo). They'll face the London Pirates tonight in Floresville. They last faced London on January 3 with the Texans prevailing 4-0.

Texan baseball has started district play strong, sweeping Canyon Lake for a 2-0 start. Meanwhile, Texan softball extended their district record to 4-0.

And the accolades keep pouring in for the state champion volleyball team. Senior Laney Hennessee was crowned as the Texas Girls Coaches Association's 4A-1A Volleyball Athlete of the Year.

Stay tuned to KWVH for live sports broadcasts and the weekly Texan Tailgate, Fridays at 4pm. GO TEXANS!

KWVH and VFW Post 6441 Salute Our Veteran of the Week

This week's honoree is Lieutenant Colonel Bob Flocke, who has dedicated his life to service, both in uniform and beyond. A proud member of a military family, he answered the call to duty in 1968, embarking on a distinguished 24-year career as an Artillery Officer. His service took him across the globe, from U.S. installations to Vietnam, Germany, Korea, and Iraq. One of the defining moments of his militarycareer was his time in Germany during the historic fall of the Berlin Wall.

After retiring from the Army in 1992, Bob continued to serve his community. As the Public Information Officer for the City of Austin Health Department, he played a vital role in keeping citizens informed. His dedication to public service extended to local government, where he served as a Wimberley City Councilman and later as Mayor.

Thank you, Bob Flocke, for your contributions!