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It's not often I get to play a cruise ship, especially in the Texas Hill Country. This Saturday, you can catch a lovely sunset, lovely scenery, good food and good music, all on the Vanishing Texas River Cruise. The two-hour cruise of Lake Buchanan leaves the dock at 5 p.m., for a two-hour eco-tour around the lake. Can't think of a better way to get out in our all-too-brief spell of crisp fall weather.
Closer to home, I'll be opening next week for one of my favorite songwriters. John William Davis won Kerrville New Folk last year, and he's a one-of-a-kind performer. Bouncing back and forth between Colorado and the Florida swamps, he's Randy Newman and William Faulkner rolled into one, with a Tom Waits thrown in. He can hold his own with any of the above, and you can hear him up close and personal, in Paula's living room. You can find out more about him at www.losttribedreams.com.
Peace through Music,
Steve
SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 5 p.m.
Vanishing Texas River Sunset Dinner Cruise
Canyon of the Eagles
FM 2341, Burnet
$31 Adults, $27 Children 2 to 12, includes dinner and music
For reservations: 1-800-4 RIVER-4
For more info and a map: www.vtrc.com
Directions: The Vanishing Texas River Cruise is located approximately 65 miles northwest of Austin on the east shore of Lake Buchanan. From the town of Burnet at the intersection of Highways 281 and 29, drive west on Highway 29 for 3 miles to FM 2341 Turn right (north) and go 14 miles to the cruise entrance. (Literally to the end of the road) You will come to the Canyon of the Eagles Lodge, check in at Gate house and proceed to the end of the road.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 7 p.m.
House Concert with JOHN DAVIS, STEVE BROOKS opening
5008 Lansing Drive, in Beautiful South Austin
Suggested donation: $10 at door, $8 advance tickets
BYOB; Wine, other beverages and edibles provided
RSVP by Sunday, October 15 as seating is limited.
Advance tickets may be purchased by calling 512-239-9551
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