Events
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Please Note: Changes in the following events this year due to community health and COVID-19 concerns are as follows:
Casino Night will be hosted by the Chamber Of Commerce, and has also been postponed. Vision Lampasas and LAFTA will not be participating this year. Please contact the Chamber for more info.
Six Exciting Events!
Casino Night |
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Casino Night • Hosted by Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce • Vision Lampasas and LAFTA will not be participating this year • Lampasas County Livestock Association Show Barn, 283 North U.S. Highway 183, Lampasas, TX
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Wild West Casino NightDue to community health concerns, Vision Lampasas and LAFTA will not be hosting the event this year. This is a fun evening, so please contact the Chamber of Commerce for more information.
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Texas 4000 / Atlas Ride |
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Texas 4000 / Atlas RideThe Texas 4000 / ATLAS Ride is a celebratory cycling event held each summer in Lampasas, TX supporting the fight against cancer. The ATLAS Ride is a kick-off to the summer and an opportunity for friends, family, and members of the community to ride with the Texas 4000 Team on day 1 of their 70-day journey from Austin, TX to Anchorage, AK! With 25 and 50-mile ride options, every level of cyclist can join us in biking through the hill country while raising money and awareness for our mission to cultivate student leaders and engage communities in fighting cancer. Enjoy beautiful views, rolling hills and the wildlife of the Texas Hill Country during this important and worthy event.
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Indian Artifact & Mineral And Gem Show |
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Indian Artifact & Mineral And Gem Show • Lampasas County Livestock Association Show Barn, 283 North U.S. Highway 183, Lampasas TX
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Indian Artifact & Mineral And Gem ShowExplore our cultural heritage and own a piece of history from a wide array of vendors. Indian artifacts, gems, and minerals will be showcased with many available for purchase. Contact Vision Lampasas for more information. A vendor application will be uploaded here prior to the 2021 event. 
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Squared Silly |
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Squared Silly • Lampasas Downtown Courtyard Square
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Squared SillyFun for the whole family at the Historic Downtown Lampasas Courtyard Square! A safe and fun event for local youth the last Saturday in October. Activities include a hay ride, costume contest for children, families, and pets. A not-so-scary haunted house, bounce houses and many more family-friendly games. Contact Vision Lampasas for more info!
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Christmas On The Creek |
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Christmas On The Creek • 2020 •
W.M.Brook Park |
Christmas On the CreekOpen Thanksgiving weekend to New Years Day. Visitors were delighted to see Santa’s Village, giant 12 Days of Christmas Cards, larger-than-life lighted Nativity and the beautiful lights display along the banks of Sulphur Creek between Hwy 190 (Key Avenue) and Hwy 281. We expanded our Candy Cane Lane, – perfect for strolling with your loved ones in a social-distancing kind of 2020 way! The event was on December 12 – 5 – 8:00 pm and guests enjoyed hot coco, snow machine, and Santa’s Village. Limited events in 2020 were held, to help keep our community safe.
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Photo ©2017-2020 Chuck Montgomery (@CMontgomery79)
Carol Of Lights |
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Carol Of Lights • Downtown Courtyard Square • Lampasas, Tx
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Carol Of LightsFirst Saturday in December. Limited activities were held this year for your safety. An all-day holiday event was held on the Downtown Courtyard Square in Lampasas. Activities included OUTDOOR vendors, antique car show, and Snow Queen Contest around our beautiful courthouse. Although you won’t get to visit with Santa and Mrs. Santa were at the lighted Christmas parade that began at 6:30 from Avenue B and Western Street. The parade went West on North Avenue, and left on third street past our beautifully lit downtown. For the safety of our volunteers and participants, there were no guests on the bandstand. The parade was not judged this year. Spectators enjoyed from their car or while wearing a mask along the parade route. The museum still had decorated Christmas trees and gingerbread houses and was open for visitors. Parade entrants were required signing a waiver at the event, following government COVID guidelines. 
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