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Boerne, Texas City of Boerne Offices Ci.Boerne.Tx.Us Cave Without a Name Cavewithoutaname.Com Tion.Com 402 E Seven Signs You're from Boerne: Others call it "Main Street", but you know it's really "Hauptstrasse.'' Populated with charming shops, favorite restaurants, and other local digs, this historic stretch of the original Boerne feels like a blast from the past. You remember Boerne when it was ... smaller. Whether you've been a Boerne resident for 30 years or 5 years, you've been able to see measurable growth during your stay. In 1980, the population was 3,229. Currently the population is 17,000+. Fredericksburg gets way more Hill Country street Boerne ISD cred ... but you know the truth. Though their peaches 235 Johns Rd., Boerne, TX 78006 | 830-357-2000 | boerneisd.net are indeed unparalleled, Boerne's Hill Country charm is just as alluring, and a little less touristy. Elementary Schools Middle Schools You've been spooked (or spooked someone else!) Cibolo Creek Elementary Boerne Middle North with the local ghost stories. In a town as old as 300 Herff Ranch Road, Boerne, TX 78006 240 Johns Road, Boerne, TX 78006 Boerne, there's bound to be more than one 830-357-4400 830-357-3100 goosebump-worthy tale! The Dienger Building and Ye boerneisd.net/CCES boerneisd.net/bmsn Kendall Inn are the most popular "haunted" locations Curington Elementary Boerne Middle South in the area. 601 Adler Rd., Boerne, TX 78006 10 Cascade Caverns Rd., Boerne, TX 78015 830-357-4000 830-357-3300 You recall the days when the only stoplight was on boerneisd.net/ces boerneisd.net/bmss Main Street. Life and traffic) were a little simpler in Fabra Elementary MARK T. VOSS MIDDLE SCHOOL those days. 723 Johns Road, Boerne, TX 78006 917 State Hwy 46, Boerne, TX 78006 830-357-4200 830-357-3500 To save time, sometimes you just say "San boerneisd.net/FES boerneisd.net/bmss Antonio" when people ask you where you're from Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary ... because almost inevitably, they won't know a thing 29085 Ralph Fair Road, Fair Oaks Ranch, TX 78015 High Schools about Boerne. 830-357-4800 boerneisd.net/FORES Boerne - Samuel V Champion High School Herff Elementary You enjoy quirky, historic architecture. Although 201 Charger Boulevard, Boerne, TX 78006 gorgeous subdivisions continue to pop up in and 604 Esperanza Blvd, Boerne, Tx 78006 830-357-2600 around Boerne, the classic German architecture and old 830-357-4300 boerneisd.net/CHS boerneisd.net homes remain a favorite among locals. Boerne High School Kendall Elementary One Greyhound Lane, Boerne, TX 78006 141 Old San Antonio Road, Boerne, TX 78006 30-357-2200 830-357-4600 boerneisd.net/BHS boerneisd.net/KES Van Raub Elementary 8776 Dietz Elkhorn Rd., Fair Oaks Ranch, TX 78015 (830) 357-4100 boerneisd.net/VRES BOERNE| TEXAS Private Schools Geneva School of Boerne Ambleside School of Boerne 113 Cascade Caverns Road, Boerne, TX 78006 210 Turner Street, Boerne, TX 78006 Kommen Sie und erkunden Sie mit uns 830-755-6101 830-388-8865 genevaschooltx.org amblesideboerne.com (Come explore with us!) Hill Country Montessori School 606 S School Street, Boerne, TX 78006 Your passport to the Hill Country 830-229-5377 hcmontessori.org Independence Title IndependenceLearn more at Title LEARN LEARN MORE IndependenceTitle.com MORE IndependenceTitle.com Government Boerne Skate Park ci.boerne.tx.us Annual Events 524 Alder Street, Boerne (830) 249-9511 Convention and Vistors Bureau visitboerne.org 282 N. Main Street, Boerne (830) 249-7277 Cascade Caverns cascadecaverns.com APRIL 226 Cascade Caverns Road, Boerne 830-775-8080 Texas Corvette Car Show texas-corvette-associa- Boerne, Texas City of Boerne Offices ci.boerne.tx.us Cave without a Name cavewithoutaname.com tion.com 402 E. Blanco, Boerne (830) 249-9511 Boerne A historic German settlement that has been turned into a treasure nestled in the majestic Hill Country. 325 Kreutzberg Road, Boerne (830) 537-4212 Boerne Animal Control Facility ci.boerne.tx.us Boerne Bierfest boernebierfest.org 330 S. Esser Road, Boerne (830) 249-2456 Cibolo Creek Boerne (pronounced “Burnee”) is a community packed with culture, history & fun-filled adventure for the entire family. 140 City Park Road 102 City Park Rd, Boerne Boerne Chamber of Commerce boerne.org 121 S. Main, Boerne (830) 249-8000 Cibolo Nature Center and Park cibolo.org MAY 140 City Park Road, Boerne (830) 249-4616 Boerne Police Department ci.boerne.tx.us Hauptstrasse Quiltfest ci.boerne.tx.us 124 Old San Antonio Road, Boerne (830) 249-8645 Enchanted Springs Ranch enchantedspringsranch.com Boerne's Main Plaza and along Main St. Did you know? Emergency 911 242 SH 46, Boerne (830) 249-8222 JUNE Kendall County Sherriff’s Dept. kendallcountysheriff.com Farmers Market at the Cibolo Cibolo.org/herfffarm/farmersmarket.html Boerne could be Tusculum: 6 Staudt Street, Boerne (830) 249-9721 33 Herff Road, Boerne Boerne Berges Fest bergesfest.com Original settlers well versed in Latin named the settlement “Tusculum” after the hometown of the Emergency 911 Kendall County Fairgrounds Roman philosopher Cicero. The name only lasted a few years before being changed to Boerne in 1852 after the German poet, Guadalupe River State Park tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks 1307 River Rd, Boerne Boerne Fire and Rescue ci.boerne.tx.us 3350 Park Road 31, Boerne (830) 438-2656 Ludwig Borne. 726 N. Main Street, Boerne (830) 249-8645 Emergency 911 Herff Farm cibolo.org/herfffarm AUGUST 33 Herff Road, Boerne (830) 249-4616 Kendall County Fair kcfa.org Bergheim Volunteer Fire Dept. bergheimvfd.org Organized by Karl Dienger in 1860, The Boerne Village Band is the oldest continuously operating band outside of Germany. Hill Country Paddle Sports hillcountrypaddlesports.com Kendall County Fairgrounds 1 Old Curry Creek Rd, Boerne (830) 336-2590 - 1307 River Rd, Boerne Emergency 911 1 City Lake Road, Boerne (210) 842-4057 In the early 1800’s Boerne was a major health destination. Sisterdale Volunteer Fire Dept. sisterdalevfd.org The Kendall...Ye Kendall Inn thekendalltx.com OCTOBER Sisters of the Incarnate Word founded the St. Mary’s Sanitarium for 1207 Sisterdale Rd, Boerne (830) 324-6737 128 W Blanco Road, Boerne 830-249-2138 pulmonary patients. Emergency 911 Texas Invitational Art Show visitboerne.org Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area co.kendall.tx.us 202 W. Kronkosky, Boerne (949) 632-4847 Kendall County Appraisal District kendallad.org 143 Mark Twain Drive, Boerne 118 Market Ave., Boerne (830) 249-8012 The Key to The Hills Rod Run keytothehillsrod- Berges Fest began in 1967 as an ice cream social and music festival. Northup Park ci.boerne.tx.us run.org 37550 Frontage Road, Boerne (830) 249-9511 Boerne Main Plaza (210) 573-7097 Library River Road Park ci.boerne.tx.us Holy stalagmites! There is a natural living cavern only minutes away with an average temperature of 66 degrees year around. 100 River Road, Boerne NOVEMBER Visit Cave Without a Name! Patrick Heath Public Library boernelibrary.org Dicken’s on Main boernedickenson- 451 N Main St, Boerne (830) 249-3053 Roeder Memorial Park ci.boerne.tx.us main.com 402 E. Blanco, Boerne (830) 249-9511 Boerne’s Hill Country Mile (830) 248-1617 Filmmakers love Boerne’s full service Old West town! 183 film shoots to date. Step back into the Wild West at Enchanted Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort tapatioresort.com 1 Resort Way, Boerne (888) 299-7485 DECEMBER Springs Ranch. Shows include a world champion gun twirler, exotic animal park and tractor wagon rides. Hospitals The Clubs at Cordillera Ranch clubsofcordilleraranch.com Oma’s Craft Fair kcfa.org Methodist Boerne Emergency Ctr sahealth.com 1092 Clubs Drive, Boerne (830) 336-4653 Kendall County Fairgrounds - 1307 River Rd, Boerne 134 Menger Springs Rd, Boerne (830) 331-3000 Boerne’s Rare 1614 Low German Bible once sat in a closet at Boerne High School until found by a librarian while cleaning in Veterans Plaza ci.boerne.tx.us HCM Medical Clinic hillcountrymemorial.org 801 S. Main St., Boerne (830) 249-9511 1983. Today this rare Bible has been identified as one of only six in the world. Low German (Platt Deutsch) is rarely spoken 134 Menger Springs Rd, Boerne (830) 428-2345 today…..The Bible is on permanent display in the Patrick Heath Library. The William thewilliamboerne.com 170 S. Main Street, Boerne 361-420-1270 Attractions AgriCultural Museum theagricultural.org Hill Country 102 City Park Road, Boerne, 210-445-1080 Wineries & Breweries Boerne City Park ci.boerne.tx.us Where's Boerne? 106 City Park Rd, Boerne (830) 249-9511 Boerne Brewery boernebrewery.com 9 Hill View Ln, Boerne (830) 331-8798 Comfort: 16.5 Miles Northwest Boerne City Lake Park ci.boerne.tx.us 1 City Lake Road, Boerne (210) 324-9959 Boerne Cork and Keg 153 S. Main, Boerne 830-331-CORK (2675) Bandera: 25 Miles West Boerne’s Hill Country Mile visitboerne.org An outdoor adventure where small town hospitality meets Boerne Wine Company boernewineco.com modern flare! Enjoy shopping and dining at local businesses 302 S Main Street, Boerne 30-331-9424 New Braunfels + Gruene: 40 Miles East along Main Street. Cibolo Creek Brewing cibolocreekbrewing.com Boerne City Lake ci.boerne.tx.us 448 S Main St, Boerne (830) 816-5275 Blanco: 35 Miles Northeast 1 City Lake Road, Boerne (210) 324-9959 Dodging Duck Brewhaus dodgingduck.com Kerrville: 34 Miles Northwest Boerne Trails System ci.boerne.tx.us/740/Trails 402 River Rd, Boerne (830) 248-3825 Old No. 9 Trail Saint Tryphon Farm & Vineyards sainttryphon.com Johnson City: 5O Miles Northeast 358 Esser Road, Boerne 24 Wasp Creek Rd, Boerne (830) 777-6704 Cibolo Trail sistercreekvineyards.com North Trailhead Sister Creek Vineyards Fredericksburg/Enchanted Rock: 40 Miles North 1142 Sisterdale Rd, Boerne (830) 324-6704 100 N.
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