News Summary
Georgetown, Texas, will celebrate a vibrant evening of Western Swing music featuring Georgia Parker at the Doug Smith Performance Center. Attendees can look forward to an engaging performance that brings together fans of traditional country and swing music. The event promises a lively atmosphere for all, encouraging guests to gather with friends and relish the charm of Texas music. Tickets are available for reservation, making it a great experience for both new and long-time fans.
Georgetown Prepares for a Night of Western Swing Music
Georgetown, Texas, is set to host a delightful evening of Western Swing music featuring the talented Georgia Parker. The event will take place at the Doug Smith Performance Center, located at 206 W 2nd St, Georgetown, TX 78626, on Saturday, June 21, 2025, beginning at 7:30 PM. Doors will open 30 minutes prior, at 7:00 PM.
About Georgia Parker
Georgia Parker, a true Hill Country Texan, has been captivating audiences with her music since 2013. Known for her warm stage presence and authentic sound, Parker draws inspiration from country music icons such as Willie Nelson, Bob Wills, and Cindy Walker. Her performances showcase a blend of traditional country and swing, establishing her as a standout artist in the genre.
Parker has graced many legendary venues, including The Broken Spoke in Austin and The Western Swing Hall of Fame in San Marcos. Her music has quickly found its way into the hearts of fans across Texas, making her an exciting feature for this special evening.
Event Highlights
Ticket Information
Seats for the Western Swing evening can be reserved, ensuring everyone has the chance to experience this delightful event. This is a wonderful opportunity for both new listeners and longtime fans of the genre to gather and create lasting memories.
Additional Community Events
Participants will receive comprehensive training materials, gain valuable instruction from Extension professionals, and have the opportunity to engage in a dedicated Q&A session regarding pesticide application. The cost to attend the pesticide training is $60, and light refreshments will be provided for attendees. Registration for the training is available through the Williamson County AgriLife Extension website, with further inquiries directed to (512) 943-3300.
Conclusion
With Georgia Parker’s Western Swing evening and the essential pesticide training, Georgetown residents have an exciting lineup of events to look forward to in 2025. Whether it’s enjoying soulful music or enhancing agricultural practices, the community is poised for a vibrant season.
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