11th Annual Boerne Art Waddle
Rescheduled Date Due to Weather
May 27, 2023 10 am – 5 pm
11th Annual Art Waddlers to join the ducks at River Road Park, 100 River Road, Boerne, TX
Saturday, May 27th, 2023, 10 AM – 5 PM (This is the Rescheduled date)
The 11th Annual Boerne Art Waddle showcases an outside art market throughout the day, and features a field of 38 fine artists and craft artisans. Live music will set the mood for Waddlers, who should dress casually, and comfortably for this Mother’s Day weekend event. Along with individual artists and artisans booths, community partners representing Cibolo Center for Conservation; Boerne Independent School District, Fine Arts department Spring Show winners and Advanced Placement students; arts partners from Carriage House Gallery; and Ladies of the Cibolo Creek Quilters Guild will join in the fun and informative day. Proceeds from the Waddle benefit the Cibolo Center for Conservation Summer Art Camp scholarships, and Hill Country Council for the Arts.
The Artist Spotlight for this 11th Annual Boerne Art Waddle shines brightly on Shea Daniel-Youngblood whose artwork singularly, and as a body of work, represents, in a word, community. In Daniel-Youngblood’s words, “I enjoy traveling around the city, stopping anywhere I feel pulled by the moment, or a shadow, or a stoplight.” The art poster created for the event features her recent painting of The Dienger, a Main Street landmark and meeting place, and has been printed in a Limited Edition of 100.
We invite you to join other Waddlers along Cibolo Creek Trail, and shop from our featured artists and artisans displaying original works of art. Meet the Creatives in our community and hear their inspirations. Dine in local restaurants, and enjoy a full evening of entertainment following the Waddle, at Salvador Dobbs for live music, across the street from River Road Park.
HCCArts supports the arts in Texas Hill Country. Programs supported include performance arts, fine arts, education, public art, visual art, literary art, historic conservation, and music. We encourage businesses to partner with the arts. Our focus is to enhance awareness, develop opportunity for involvement, encourage individual and corporate financial support; and continue developing long-range strategies to promote growth of the arts in all 19 counties of Texas Hill Country.
Purchase one of the 2023 Art Waddle limited Edition Posters at the Event and have it signed by Featured Artist Shea Daniel-Youngblood.
Shea Daniel-Youngblood is a painter living in San Antonio, Texas. She got her first set of oil paints when she was 18 and received an art degree from (Southwest) Texas State University. Shea started painting regularly a few years ago–jump-starting the journey with a plein air class led by Maren Phillips. She just wanted to be a better painter and that is still her primary goal and focus. She likes to travel around San Antonio and the Hill Country, stopping anywhere she feels pulled by a moment, or a shadow, or a stoplight. She is also available for commissions if you have a favorite street corner, house, restaurant, bar or the like, please consider allowing her to paint it for you!
Upcycled/environmental art pieces. We transform thrift store finds into arrangements and sculptures incorporating plants, flowers, and natural materials from our earth.
Fine Art Photography, Travel Landscape photography
Jewelry and ice dye clothing
The creation of Maura Lucchese. From hours, months and years in front of a canvas, Brain Candy Art co. was born. Maura Lucchese is an award winning collage artist who has won international recognition for her eco-conscious work with recycled magazines.Themes of empowerment, altruism, celebration, and victory are all represented in her strong and nuanced artworks. It’s our sincere hope that you find hope and motivation and connection in her life’s body of work
We are a Partnership of Artists. Between us we create in all mediums and styles; from watercolor to pastel, from acrylic to gourd art and everything in between! Oil, photography, fiber arts, pen and ink, fused glass and pottery, we’ve got it all!
Sandpiper Sea Glass Jewelry specializes in custom, one of a kind, handcrafted jewelry made with only natural, genuine sea glass.
A non-profit 501(c)(3) organization celebrating traditional, modern and artistic quilting. We promote and advance the art of quilting by exchanging ideas on all aspects of quilting to include teaching and improving our skill techniques, as well as supporting our community with charitable quilts, service projects and events.
All rugs, purses and wall hangings are handwoven on a floor loom in the Texas Hill Country. All items are one of a kind, no design repeated. All jewelry is handmade with real gemstones and hypoallergenic wire and ear posts.
Acrylic Paintings. Each work has it’s own unique deep meaning that is derived from my personal experiences, adventures, travels, and spiritual awakening. I largely focus on the duality of human experience to that of the soul purpose.
We are a nonprofit program and makerspace that gives girls the skills to become strong women.
Vibrant oil on canvas capturing Texas hill country subjects as well as Coastal views and subjects with a splash of modern geometric images.
Original acrylic on gallery wrapped canvases.
Painting on all types of stone or rock from around the world- acrylic paints and seal with a 2-part epoxy (resin).
Abstract art, which allows me to express my feelings through colors, lines and textures. The main objective is to let the public know that we all have the ability to see art as a form of escape and meditation.
I am a 17 year old who has found a passion for pottery. I took a week-long pottery class one summer and decided ceramics was something I really enjoyed. One pottery class was not enough for me; I quickly realised ceramics was what I wanted to persue.
Mixed media artist that specializes in photo realistic art sometimes with my own unique twist. Currently I am working on my South Texas Series of paintings. The South Texas Series started due to my love of the outdoors and everything South Texas.
Painting with oils on canvas, painterly brush strokes full of vibrant color that her eyes see outside of the local color of the object. Horses, landscapes, historic Route 66 and Mackinac Island Michigan scenes.
Watercolors of landscapes and still lifes.
Oil Painting
Rebecca Horan is a self-taught, non-objective abstract and representational artist who pulls inspiration from the natural wonders of our everday world. Through the use of oils, acrylics and various mediums, Rebecca weaves stories on canvas that excites buyers and transforms any space.
Unique shots of the natural world and artifacts of human activity and habitation selected from my broader collection of images. I hope they offer a fresh view of common Texas scenes and take you off the beaten path to see a side of Texas you may not have experienced.
A creative collaboration by the husband and wife team of Victor Summers and Lotus McElfish. Lotus is a lifelong artist who turned to botanical art several years ago when she received a grant to record the Rare and Endangered Plants of the Texas Hill Country. Victor brings design skills that he honed as a graphic designer to his woodworking and to marketing their work.
Fiber Arts. I use free motion quilting to create bold, vibrant textile and fiber art pieces.
Painting with vibrant colors, Teri Jo McReynolds enjoys Texas Hill Country scenes, gardens and flowers, portraits, animals, and more.
Thom Ricks has been an professional artist his entire life. Being loyal to his career and curious about the world, he has made his way to far off places from Egypt to New Zealand, from England to Japan, from Brazil to Italy, from Greece to Belize, from Ireland to Mexico sketching and painting his way around the world many many times.
While enjoying living this creative life he has found his way into many collections in and around his home in the Texas Hill Country as well as throughout the US.
Original oil paintings on canvas (variety of sizes available), prints of original artwork on mugs, canvas totes, and other small items such as magnets.
Texas Americana – Beautiful Shattered Glass Art with Resin and beautiful hand painted Greeting Cards. She creates ART designs for every season great for gifting or your home.
Art Waddle is Boerne’s premier community art show and sale. It’s a festive outdoor event held in downtown Boerne, TX.
The Art Waddle is part of Boerne’s commitment to the arts. It’s also part of the trend toward fun, informal celebration of painting, sculpture, glassworks, and more. People stroll Main Street at their own pace, chatting with artists, making friends and enjoying the day, perhaps partaking of a refreshment offered by one of the breweries or restaurants.
The Waddle was created in the “Flats,” Boerne’s funkiest neighborhood. Over the last decade the Art Waddle’s growth and success has shifted the location of the event to the downtown historical shopping district.
It’s a place for the creative side of Boerne. Named after the ducks that populate Boerne’s Cibolo Creek, the Art Waddle is organized by friends of the arts and Events Off Main. All proceeds are donated to the Cibolo Center for Conservation for Summer Art Camp Scholarships. There is no admission fee to the Waddle.
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Art Waddle is Boerne’s premier community art show and sale. It’s a festive outdoor event held in downtown Boerne, TX.
The Art Waddle is part of Boerne’s commitment to the arts. It’s also part of the trend toward fun, informal celebration of painting, sculpture, glassworks, and more. People stroll at their own pace, chatting with artists, making friends and enjoying the day, perhaps partaking of a refreshment offered by one of the breweries or restaurants.
The Waddle was created in the “Flats,” Boerne’s funkiest neighborhood. Over the last decade the Art Waddle’s growth and success has shifted the location of the event to the downtown historical shopping district.
It’s a place for the creative side of Boerne. Named after the ducks that populate Boerne’s Cibolo Creek, the Art Waddle is organized by Hill Country Council for the Arts and Events Off Main. All proceeds are donated to the Cibolo Center for Conservation for Summer Art Camp Scholarships. There is no admission fee to the Waddle.
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102 City Park Rd
Boerne, TX 78006
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Boerne, TX 78006
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