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Moonlight & Roses to move indoors City invites public for complimentary refreshments, live music Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
Kiwanis Flapjack Jamboree returns for 68th year in Seguin Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) – There’s no need to worry about breakfast plans this Saturday. That’s because the Seguin Kiwanis Club, for the 68th year, has it all covered. The smell of pancakes and sausage returns this weekend as the group hosts its annual Flapjack Jamboree.
Kiwanis Club member Ed Engelhardt, who has been flipping flapjacks at the event since the very beginning, says club members can’t wait to fire up the grills bright and early- cooking each breakfast plate on site. Flapjacks, pg. 3
(Seguin) -- This Friday marks the return of the popular Moonlight and Roses event. However, instead of enjoying the night at the Memorial Rose Garden at Walnut Springs Park, organizers have decided to relocate the event due to the chance of rain. Among those making the decision for a change in location was Blaire Friar, the director of Seguin Main Street and the Seguin Visitors Bureau. “We have changed the venue due to the possibility of rain and thunderstorms on Friday. So, we will now be holding the event at St. James Catholic Church at their parish hall. It’s at 510 South Camp Street. Very grateful that they were willing to work with us and allow us to use their space. We’ll be moving everything in there and all
will go on as planned,” said Friar. Despite the change in venue, Friar says attendees can still expect the same fun atmosphere, complete with live music, awards and complimentary refreshments.” “We will have the traditional Moonlight and Roses entertainment and complimentary desserts and wine from 7 to 9 o’clock on Friday evening. That is when we’ll be presenting the annual Downtown Awards and Community Arts Awards. We have some wonderful local partners we’ll be recognizing. And we have Choo-Cha Booch, a local jazz band coming to perform for us. So, it should be a good time,” said Friar. Guests who purchased tickets in advance will also be treated to a pre-event dinner from 6 to 7 p.m. featuring a meal by Burnt Bean Co. Roses, pg. 3