Boerne, TX

Located just 25 miles outside of bustling San Antonio, downtown Boerne’s Hill Country Mile exudes charm with its colorful storefronts and historic buildings. Travelers can explore boutiques, galleries, and diverse drinking and dining establishments–including six craft breweries. Named one of the “Top 25 Small Town Main Streets in America” by Country Living Magazine, Boerne offers year-round events and a welcoming atmosphere that invites visitors to enjoy local brews as they wander from brewery to shop to restaurant along the Hill Country Mile and the picturesque banks of the Cibolo Creek.

Columbus, TX

Nestled in the heart of Texas, Columbus offers the perfect blend of small-town charm, modern convenience, and a thriving local business scene. With its picturesque main street lined with historic buildings and friendly faces, this close-knit community exudes warmth and hospitality. From quaint boutiques to family-owned restaurants, Columbus is home to a diverse array of local businesses catering to every need and taste, including award winning local brewery Hound Song Brewing Co. Situated within easy reach of major cities like Houston and Austin, Columbus boasts a convenient location for both work and play, while supporting the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit that makes it a unique and welcoming place to call home.

Denton, TX

Home to the University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University, Denton boasts a vibrant music and arts scene. Just a short drive from Dallas-Fort Worth and surrounded by lakes and state parks, Denton blends hip culture with historic charm. With 4,000 acres of open space, unique dining and shopping experiences, and a lively downtown, Denton is a hub for craft beer enthusiasts. Currently housing Denton County Brewing Company and Union Bear Brewing, the city anticipates being home to five breweries by 2025, reflecting its growing craft beer scene and numerous projects currently under development.

Dripping Springs, TX

Located just 25 miles southwest of downtown Austin, Dripping Springs is home to over a dozen craft breweries, spectacular natural wonders, historic treasures, unique shopping, eclectic live music venues, a plethora of vineyards and local distilleries, and legendary hospitality.  Centrally located in the Texas Hill Country and recognized as the official “Wedding Capital of Texas®”, a Music and Film Friendly Community and a Bird City, Dripping Springs is a premiere destination location and is the perfect place to stay while visiting the region and its many breweries!

Galveston, TX

Nestled just 50 miles from Houston, Galveston, Texas, is a charming Southern retreat with a rich tapestry of art, historic architecture, chic boutiques, and ghost legends. Set on a quaint Gulf Coast barrier island, Galveston invites visitors to experience its unique charm. While the 32 miles of beaches make the city an iconic destination, Galveston offers much more beyond the shore. Explore the city’s vibrant culture and history, and savor the flavors of the local craft beer scene with  Galveston Island Brewing Company, Devil and the Deep Brewing, and Naked Iguana waiting to be discovered.

Killeen, TX

Located in Bell County, Killeen offers the perfect blend of home-town charm and hidden gems that create one of Texas’s most diverse cities. Home to heritage festivals from all over the world, dozens of authentic international restaurants, and craft breweries like Phantom Warrior Brewing Company and soon-to-open Southern Roots Brewing Company, Killeen offers a taste of home to international travelers and a destination for those seeking exploration- all right here in the heart of central Texas.

La Grange, TX

La Grange is nestled along the Colorado River and features history, beauty, festivals, museums, concerts, antiques, air shows, feasts, an annual county country fair, La Grange Brewing Company, and the Kreische Brewery State Historic Site. Located approximately 65 miles east of Austin and 100 miles west of Houston, La Grange is an area set to explode over the next decade. Spend a day, a week, or a lifetime in Fayette County and enjoy La Grange, Texas.

The streets of La Grange were laid out several years before the organization of Fayette County in 1837. First populated by Austin’s colonists – “The Original Three Hundred”, then followed by German immigrants in the 1840’s and Czech and Moravians in the 1850’s, the cultures of these pioneers are evident today and have been proudly passed through generations. Conveniently located at the midpoint of Houston and Austin, we invite you to come and be a part of the next chapter of our town’s history!

Lubbock, TX

Visit a destination where rich western history meets a bustling city known for its charm and West Texas hospitality. Often referred to as the Hub City, Lubbock is a place where creative expression meets fine wine, eclectic food, craft beer, lively events, world-class art and serene outdoor spaces. From cultural festivals to Texas Monthly-recognized BBQ joints and Broadway performances at the Buddy Holly Hall, Lubbock has a taste of something for every visitor. With seven craft breweries within city limits, Lubbock’s beer scene is on the rise. From classic ales to sips inspired by local flavors, visitors can customize a craft brew experience to their palate. 

Nacogdoches, TX

Nacogdoches is a 300-year-old city known as “The Oldest Town in Texas.” It’s located in the heart of Deep East Texas almost equidistant between Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston and Shreveport, Louisiana. Nestled between three national forests and only a short drive from two of the largest lakes in Texas, Nacogdoches is home to Stephen F. Austin State University and award winning Fredonia Brewery. Also designated the Garden Capital of Texas, Nacogdoches is recognized for its natural beauty, creeks and trails. Texas starts here!

New Braunfels, TX

Located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, New Braunfels is a picturesque city offering visitors an unforgettable experience. New Braunfels’ rich culture, German history, and small-town charm continues to attract visitors and residents alike. New Braunfels has thrilling outdoor activities, many unique attractions, cultural experiences, great restaurants, and fabulous boutiques, making the city a must-see for travelers. The Texas Hill Country offers a remarkable selection of breweries, wineries, and vineyards, providing visitors with an extensive range of options to explore.

Pearland, TX

Just 20 minutes south of Houston, Pearland has an identity entirely its own. Whether you’re craving a cold beer from a hometown brewery, looking for a unique cultural arts experience, or simply wanting to shop till you drop, Pearland is a perfect stop on your next tour of Texas. 

Grab yourself a pint and marvel at the murals at the award-winning Vallensons’ Brewing Company, and check out Pearland’s two specialty taprooms, Saloon Door West and Rob Ray’s Taproom, both featuring Houston-area brews and lively event calendars. Pearland is both a destination all its own and the ultimate starting point to exploring the Texas Gulf Coast region. PrePEAR to love it! 

Tyler, TX

From our breweries and night life to our local dining and outdoor recreation, Tyler is a bustling city, centrally located between Dallas/Fort Worth and Shreveport in northeast Texas. The Rose City comes alive with natural beauty at our three lakes, our adventurous trails, and our municipal rose garden. USA Today recently named Tyler the number one city to move to in Texas. Visit our local craft breweries. Celebrating 10 years in business, True Vine Brewing can be enjoyed in both the Mosaic District and downtown. ETX Brewing, located off the square in downtown Tyler, brings good vibes and good brews to the city. It all starts with a visit!

Waxahachie, TX

For more than 150 years, Waxahachie has been a destination for locals and visitors alike.  Today, it’s still the go-to place with over 120 delicious restaurants throughout the city.  Plus, you’ll find two craft breweries, numerous antique stores, boutiques and specialty shops in the Historic Downtown District. 

In addition to the wonderful shopping and dining, downtown Waxahachie is home of the legendary Ellis County Courthouse, the most photographed courthouse in the state of Texas, plus historic museums, art galleries and easy access to the Waxahachie Creek Hike & Bike Trail. 

Waxahachie also hosts exciting festivals and special events throughout the year like Scarborough Renaissance Festival, Gingerbread Trail Home Tour, Crossroads of Texas Country Festival, Bethlehem Revisited and many more. Waxahachie is conveniently located only 30 minutes south of Dallas at the intersection of I-35E & Highway 287.  Waxahachie – A Place in Your Heart, Texas!

Luling, TX

Sometimes referred to as the “Crossroads to Everywhere”, Luling is conveniently located at the intersection of US Highway 183 and Interstate 10, just 40 miles south of Austin and 50 miles east of San Antonio. Once known as the “toughest town in Texas”, Luling is a microcosm of the things that made Texas famous, agriculture, oil and the railroad. The southern gateway to Caldwell County is set on the beautiful banks of the San Marcos River. Luling’s quaint downtown district is thriving with unique shops and restaurants and is home to the Luling Oil Museum and Visitors Center and the Zedler Mill Museum and historic park. Luling host a bevy of downtown events including the World Famous Luling Watermelon Thump, The Rajun’ Cajun Festival, Night in Old Luling, and the Roughneck BBQ Cookoff and Car Show. Luling will be celebrating its 150^th Anniversary in 2024. Discover the treasures that this rural community has to offer and the potential for a craft beer destination.

Graham, TX

Graham, Texas, home to the nation’s Largest Downtown Square, is the prettiest little town you’ve probably never been to, and maybe not even heard of. Just north of the deep blue waters of Possum Kingdom Lake, Graham is a hidden slice of heaven on earth. Rooted in a level of community pride and culture that runs deeper and stronger than the Brazos River, our core philosophy remains – Graham takes care of Graham. It is a rarity for a small town to bolster the high level of quality of life and amenities found here, and it is only made possible by the commitment of our citizens. It is what makes Graham the greatest place in the world to start a business, raise a family, plant roots, invest, get connected, give back, make an impact,  and call home. There’s a vibrancy and excitement in the air around here. Come play a crucial role in shaping the future of “Graham, America”, and reap the benefits of an emerging rural destination.

Sugar Land, TX

Sugar Land, located in eastern Fort Bend County, is approximately 20 miles southwest of downtown Houston. Sugar Land Parks & Recreation strives to create and maintain unparalleled recreational opportunities and unique, high-quality parks and public spaces enhancing our community, with exceptional customer service.