Brick Sale Deadline quickly approaching!
One of the most scenic, historic and popular parks in San Marcos, Juan Veramendi Plaza is known for its iconic gazebo, the Charles S. Cock House Museum, the Merriman Cabin, the Dr. Gwen K. Smith Fountain, the memorial grove and the beautiful pathway to the Riverwalk. 

Those who have enjoyed the park through the years can now claim and personalize their own small piece of the Fountain Plaza area by purchasing an engraved brick. Proceeds will be used to fund improvements to Veramendi Plaza Park, including repairs to the newly restored gazebo. 
Click Here For The Order Form.

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One of the most scenic, historic and popular parks in San Marcos, Juan Veramendi Plaza is known for its iconic gazebo, the Charles S. Cock House Museum, the Merriman Cabin, the Dr. Gwen K. Smith Fountain, and the tree-lined pathway to the Riverwalk. 

Those who have enjoyed the park through the years can now claim and personalize their own small piece of the Fountain Plaza area by purchasing an engraved brick. Proceeds will be used to fund improvements to Veramendi Plaza Park, including repairs to the iconic gazebo. 
Click Here For The Order Form.

The  Moon-McGehee Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas would like to demonstrate public support for the historical significance of the Gen. Edward Burleson homestead, currently owned by Texas State University and located on the former site of Aquarena Springs Resort. The DRT wants to help ensure that all assets on the hillside property are preserved for future students of Texas history. Members of the Heritage Association can join in this effort by entering comments and expressions of support on the "You Can Help" page of their website. The form is easy to complete--just enter your name, email and comments and hit Submit! If you have any questions, contact Phyllis Klein at [email protected].

A good lunch for a great cause! Friday, November 9th, the Heritage Association of San Marcos will have the last Cottage Kitchen lunch of 2012.

A delicious lunch including Chicken Enchilada Casserole, Borracho Beans, Mexican Salad with Chipotle Dressing, Assorted Desserts, Tea and Coffee will be served by our local San Marcos Academy.

Veterans and their guests are encouraged to attend. Lunch will be served from 11-1pm at Charles Cock House Museum (corner of Hopkins Street and C. M. Allen Parkway along the banks of the San Marcos River).

This luncheon will be the last before the kitchen closes for the holidays. 2013 lunch dates and menus can be found on our website as January nears.

Join us this Friday, October 5th from 11am to 1pm at the Charles Cock House Museum (corner of Hopkins Street and C. M. Allen Parkway along the banks of the San Marcos River) for a delicious lunch served by community volunteers and enjoy the beautiful antiques and numerous photographs of San Marcos Texas.

http://www.heritagesanmarcos.org/lunch-at-the-charles-cock-house.html

First Baptist Church will be serving:

Meatloaf Manna from Heaven with Gravy
Fiesta Corn
Roasted Potatoes
Roll
Homemade Desserts

2011 Community Volunteer of the Year award winner 
Marianne Moore says, "Me and my small army of FBC warriors will be there ready and waiting for all of our friends at FBC to come have lunch with us. Our meatloaf will be the best you've ever had. And the desserts? We've asked God to bless them and remove the calories! See you this Friday, October 5th."

Lunches at the Cottage Kitchen return from summer vacation on September. Every summer, the little house on Hopkins Street takes a two month hiatus for some rest and relaxation.  During July and August of this year, the front porch was repaired and painted, and the kitchen floor was shored up.  Guild members also did a thorough cleaning.

Horizon Bay Retirement Living will host the lunch on Friday, September 7th with a menu that includes brisket and all the trimmings.  The chef at Horizon Bay will be preparing the brisket on their own smoker.  Beans and potato salad will round out the menu.

So call your friends and make a date to enjoy the best lunch deal in town.  Only $7.00 for a delicious hot meal, iced tea, coffee and a yummy homemade dessert of your choice.  The entire $7.00 goes to the Heritage Association.  Hours are 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

See you there!