The seat of Guadalupe County, Seguin is located just east of San Antonio and south of San Marcos on I-10 and Hwy 46 out of New Braunfels on the banks of the Guadalupe River, and is home of the Texas Lutheran College campus. On August 12, 1988, Seguin celebrated its Sesquicentennial year. By 1988 the population of Seguin was estimated at 22,000. In 1990 it was recorded as 18,823. Seguin is part of the San Antonio, Texas metro area.
Art Blue Bonnet Palace | Walnut Springs Memorial Rose Garden |
History Juan Seguin Burial Site |
Public Libraries Seguin Guadalupe County Public Library |
Transportation Geronimo Field Airport |
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01/09 Coming to The area
Wild Hog Festival and Craft Fair Sabinal TX March22-24 The annual World Championship Wild Hog Catching Contest features a two-person team chasing a wild hog in a pen, capturing the hog, placing it in a burlap sack and crossing the finish line in the fastest time.
Old Settlers Music Festival Driftwood TX April18-21 Central Texas' signature music event featuring Grammy-winning Americana, arts and craft, camping, food, and libations.
Austin Yoga Conference Austin TX May11-12 Mehtab, Kyra Haglund, Charlotte Matsumura, and Gioconda are among the master yoga teachers who will appear at the Austin Yoga Conference.
Cactus Pear Music Festival San Antonio TX July5-15 A classical music festival inspired by the cactus pear margarita.
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