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Stay For A Weekend of Fun!

Attending the 2011 TMGA Conference? If you are coming our way, why not sit a spell and stay a while? We have a weekend lineup that can't be beat!

And if you are still sitting on the fence — can't decide whether or not to attend to the conference — I bet you change your mind when you see what is store for you in Granbury and Glen Rose. We're convenient to everything in the “big city,” but far enough in the countryside to enjoy an old-fashioned get-away. Come to historic Granbury & Glen Rose.

Note: Check out the special offer for a Granbury Ghosts & Legends Tour

Many Reasons to Extend Your Stay

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Want To Play Some Golf?
Special Rates and Opportunities for Master Gardeners and Spouses!
Championship Golf Course for Your Enjoyment

Hidden Oaks Golf Course Granbury, Texas www.hiddenoaksgolf.net WED, THURS, FRI $20.00 per person for 18 holes and includes golf cart

Squaw Valley Golf Course Glen Rose, Texas www.squawvalleygc.com Two 18-hole courses 4.5 Star Rating by Golf Digest WED, THURS, FRI $25.00 per person for 18 holes either course and includes golf cart Saturday and Sunday - $45.00 per person either course and includes golf cart

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Granbury Live — Love golden oldies, classic rock ‘n roll and top 40 hits? If so, you will love the music at Granbury Live. Located on the town's historic square, Granbury Live features amazing performers, dazzling costumes and family friendly fun. Concerts are held year ‘round every Friday and Saturday. It is the ultimate nostalgia concert experience!
Ticket Information: 817-573-0303
Schedule: www.granburylive.com
Shows: Friday, April 29: 50s Class Reunion
Saturday, April 30: From Nashville with Love

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Granbury Opera House — The restored 1886 Opera House is the venue for great live theatrical entertainment on Granbury's Historic Town Square.
Ticket Information: 800-547-4697
Schedule: www.granburyoperahouse.org
Shows: April 29, 30: Harvey — The classic Pulitzer Prize-winning play

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Granbury Ghosts & Legends Tour — Spend a spooky evening with the ghost stories and legends of historic Granbury! Meet the Lady in Red, the Faceless Girl, Indian Joe and John Wilkes Booth. Your tour guides, dressed in Civil War period costumes, will tell you these stories and more as they take you around Granbury's Historic Square.
Ticket Information: 817-559-0849
Schedule: Contact Brandy Henderson See www.facebook.com/GranburyGhosts
Shows: 7 p.m. & 9:15 p.m. Fridays & Saturdays, or by special arrangement.
Note: Private group tours may be arranged for Wednesday, April 27 during the Opening Night Event! 30% discount available on ticket prices.

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Granbury Wine Walk — This unique wine, food and music event will be held April 29 & 30 in Granbury's historic downtown square. The Wine Walk allows patrons to experience wine and food tastings, live music at various locations, cooking demonstrations and art exhibits around a two-block area of the Square. Check out the Wine & Dine Chef Spectacular at the Brazos House, known for its location on the lake and beautiful gardens. This Friday night special event benefits Tarleton State University's Dora Lee Langdon Cultural & Educational Center.
Same day tickets will be available for purchase at Granbury Square Plaza, 205 East Pearl Street. Ticket Information: 877-573-0046. If you wear a Conference nametag, you will be given a $2 discount on same day tickets to the Granbury Wine Walk!!
Schedule: www.granburywinewalk.com
Date: April 29 & 30, 2011

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Barnard's Mill & Art Museum, Glen Rose — This mill has been listed on the State Register of Historical Places for 25+ years and in 1982 was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Last year, Barnard's Mill and Art Museum was designated as a State Archeological Landmark. From humble beginnings as a water-powered gristmill in 1869 to a steam powered burr mill, Barnard's Mill sold for $10 and was converted into a cotton gin in 1895. Later, the facility was used as a health spa complete with mineral waters, a hospital and a clinic and today a museum. It still stands, welcoming visitors with its historic charm.
Ticket Information: 254-897-7494
Schedule: www.barnardsmill.com
Date: Open Fridays & Saturdays or by special arrangement