Lavender Events
Please join us at any of our events

Texas Lavender products are sold weekly at the Barton Creek Farmers' Market from 9a-1p.

Texas Lavender farm will be open every Sunday from 9a-3p from April till the end of June.

Texas Lavender Annual Customer Appreciation Party
You are cordially invited to a special event at TEXAS LAVENDER!  
Help us celebrate the past year with LIVE music, BBQ , good company and our lavender field! 

 When: Saturday November 8th, Noon -10pm.

 Where: Texas Lavender Farm, 170 Terri Trail, Elgin TX. Directions on the website www.texaslavender.com. Address is in Elgin TX but the farm is 4 miles from Webberville TX off of RR 969.

 Food: BBQ chicken and Elgin sausage wraps will be served at 3pm. Food goes fast so come early! BYOB

 Event is kid friendly so bring the kids if you like. Family and friends are also welcome. Porta potty available at the farm.

Live music starts at 4pm with the very talented Jenna McDaniel. www.jennamcdaniel.com. Wildcat Rig will take the stage at 6pm with their version of Honky Tonk Country Rock.

 Texas Lavender is serving BBQ chicken and Elgin sausage wraps with potato chips. Anybody who wants to bring a side dish is encouraged to do so. Camp chairs will be needed as seating is limited. Coolers (for your beverages), blankets and flashlights are encouraged. Event is free although donations are always welcomed.

 New this year! Chair and table massages will be available. Massage Therapist Ashley Holder will be available throughout the day and into the evening. Regular massage rates apply. www.ashleyholder.com

 Texas Lavender expects everybody who consumes alcohol to have a designated driver.

We also have camping available so bring your tent or camper and spend the night.

The morning after the party we will fire up the camp stoves and enjoying a cowboy breakfast with lots of coffee!

Please “Like” Texas Lavender Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Texas-Lavender/64249642188 and RSVP so we have a head count.

Click here for directions to the farm.

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