Community Calendar

This is a 6-part series designed for beginning gardeners to learn basic gardening skills and techniques.

You will learn how to select a site, prepare the soil, build the beds, install irrigation, direct seeding and transplants, plant care and maintain vegetables properly as well as gain skills to successfully produce food and identify
common insect and disease problems.

Providence Catholic School, a college preparatory school for girls, grades 6-12, invites you to join us for our 2025 Casino Night & Gala. It will be a great night that includes dinner, gaming, entertainment, auction, prizes and more!

Our event on Saturday, January 25, 2025 at Pedrotti’s North Wind Ranch, will raise funds to support the mission of the Sisters of Divine Providence and Providence Catholic School: to prepare young women of diverse backgrounds for the world of tomorrow and encourage them to develop intellectual curiosity, deepen their faith, practice integrity, and seek justice. We look forward to celebrating the legacy of the Sisters of Divine Providence and Providence Catholic School at this event.

Sponsorship information can be found on our Gala web site

Are you interested in learning more about gardening and sharing the information you learn with others?

Guadalupe County Master Gardeners Class #40 offers:

- Expert instruction from Texas A&M University faculty and Certified Master Gardener Specialists

- Comprehensive gardening education covering plant growth, soil management, sustainable practices, vegetable cultivation, lawn care, propagation, water conservation, pest control, landscaping, and more

- Hands-on learning and practical techniques

- Opportunity to become a Certified Master Gardener by completing coursework and volunteering 50 hours

This program provides unparalleled gardening knowledge and skills, open to all interested in becoming a certified master gardener.

Our Annual Meeting is fast approaching! This event is a great opportunity to get involved with the World Affairs Council of San Antonio and connect with the local community through a global lens. Learn what the council has been doing the past year, network with like-minded peers, and listen to excellent keynote speaker Wayne Peacock, President and CEO of USAA!

The 35th Annual Learning Symposium featuring Keynote Speaker, Dan St. Romain, will provide a hands-on, interactive session offering practical strategies to foster positive behavior and healthy student development.
Participants will have the opportunity to attend multiple breakout sessions that include "Anxiety and Adolescents", "Executive Function and ADHD", "Collaborative Solutions for School Avoidance", and more!

This is a 6-part series designed for beginning gardeners to learn basic gardening skills and techniques.

You will learn how to select a site, prepare the soil, build the beds, install irrigation, direct seeding and transplants, plant care and maintain vegetables properly as well as gain skills to successfully produce food and identify
common insect and disease problems.

Let’s face it: nobody will ever love you like a SNIPSA rescue will! If you see a ton of tails wagging at our adoption event at Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming, it’s no coincidence. Our cats and dogs are just excited at the prospect of becoming your forever valentine! Each adoptable rescue comes with an extra scoop of joy and a big sprinkle of gratitude. So, are you open to baking memories with someone new? Join us on February 1st and whisk up an everlasting love.

Volunteer with SNIPSA: www.snipsa.org/volunteer

Are you interested in learning more about gardening and sharing the information you learn with others?

Guadalupe County Master Gardeners Class #40 offers:

- Expert instruction from Texas A&M University faculty and Certified Master Gardener Specialists

- Comprehensive gardening education covering plant growth, soil management, sustainable practices, vegetable cultivation, lawn care, propagation, water conservation, pest control, landscaping, and more

- Hands-on learning and practical techniques

- Opportunity to become a Certified Master Gardener by completing coursework and volunteering 50 hours

This program provides unparalleled gardening knowledge and skills, open to all interested in becoming a certified master gardener.

This is a 6-part series designed for beginning gardeners to learn basic gardening skills and techniques.

You will learn how to select a site, prepare the soil, build the beds, install irrigation, direct seeding and transplants, plant care and maintain vegetables properly as well as gain skills to successfully produce food and identify
common insect and disease problems.

Are you interested in learning more about gardening and sharing the information you learn with others?

Guadalupe County Master Gardeners Class #40 offers:

- Expert instruction from Texas A&M University faculty and Certified Master Gardener Specialists

- Comprehensive gardening education covering plant growth, soil management, sustainable practices, vegetable cultivation, lawn care, propagation, water conservation, pest control, landscaping, and more

- Hands-on learning and practical techniques

- Opportunity to become a Certified Master Gardener by completing coursework and volunteering 50 hours

This program provides unparalleled gardening knowledge and skills, open to all interested in becoming a certified master gardener.