Things to Do

We seek to provide beverages worth gathering around; beverages that inspire community and conversation; beverages that are a real Sockdolager.

Kayak and paddleboard rentals.

**IMPORTANT UPDATE** In the best interest of their patrons, volunteers, and staff, the Taylor County History Center will be closed to the public beginning March 20, 2020 as they continue to monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. In the meantime you can contact them by phone 325-572-3974 or e-mail Monday thru Friday 10:00 to 5:00.

Explore the West Texas frontier from 1875 to 1925:

• A rich collection of Indian artifacts and frontier firearms
   
• Over 20 historic frontier buildings
   
• Gallery with historic maps and art by area artists
   
• Interactive audio tour
   
• Rental Facilities: historic chapel, meeting rooms, reception space and two historically restored guest houses

To reach the Center take FM 89 (Buffalo Gap Rd.) to Buffalo Gap, turn right on Elm and go two blocks.

11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Mon.-Sat.
Antiques, vintage, home decor, collectibles, & shabby chic furniture.

The Warehouse: This industrial-chic, neutral canvas of a space can be colored with flowers, lighting and linens. During the day this versatile space has stunning natural light provided by large windows. Evening events can be dramatically lit in any way you can image. The Warehouse is outfitted with lounge furniture, an LED lit bar, black chiavari chairs and all the tables you will need. Built in bar, area for your band and accessible kitchen round out the features.

389 Event Center: This vintage-rustic space is perfect for any event. You'll love taking in the character and charm of our historic building that boasts concrete floors, rustic accents, exposed brick and balcony seating. While being able to seat groups up to 350, the venue is both intimate and spacious.