The Wimberley
Valley

Imagine
Wimberley Valley

You are invited to a unique and engaging community conversation, with youth and adults focused on imagining the future of our Valley. Learn more and sign for this unique, engaging and free event.

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Paths to
Peace

While the Paths to Peace workshops is over, you can still get the book the series was based on. Just click below to order your copy of Three Native American Learning Stories by Paula Underwood.

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Sponsor
Appreciation

We value and appreciate the amazing support from all of our sponsors. You've made some amazing events possible for the Wimberley Valley and we extend our heartfelt gratitude to each of you.

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A Photo Gallery from Unsticking Conversations
held Nov 18, 2018 at the Wimberley Community Center

Celebrating a Life Well-Lived

This morning I had the honor of helping Martha Knies complete her profile for WimberleyValleyWorks, an on-line map of our connections, interests, skills, and resources. It will officially launch on Jan. 20 from 2 to 5 pm at the Wimberley Community Center. [READ ON]

Will Wimberley Valley become a Sacrifice Zone?

A sacrifice zone is a geographic area that has been permanently impaired by environmental damage. Kinder Morgan plans to lay a 42" high-pressure gas pipeline across the Valley within or on top of our unique Karst landscape. David Baker, our first responder for [READ ON]

The Power of Place: Wimberley Strong

Like many others, I felt called to move here. Others born here, feel called to stay. Hearing the call and understanding what the call means are two quite different things. At 7th Generation Labs, we’ve finally landed on what our calling means to us. [READ ON]

Remembering the Past

Imagine. It’s the early 1830’s. Not 1930 but 1830. You have no electricity, no radio or television, no running water, no telephone. Your nearest neighbor is likely to be more than a mile away. When you are in town, most likely going to church, or the Mill, you .. [READ ON]

The Blanco

The Memorial Day flood of 2015 is etched into the hearts and minds of every person in the Wimberley Valley. The longstanding spirit of generosity that pervades the Valley is equally memorable. . So much so that FEMA recognized [LEARN MORE]

Shaping the Future by Learning from the Past

Fortunately for us, the Valley’s past is well documented by folks like Bill and M. F. Johnson, Linda Allen, Martha Knies, Patti Morgan, and others. Combining their stories with my own experiences, [LEARN MORE]

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The Wimberley Valley

Imagine Wimberley Valley

Paths to Peace

SponsorAppreciation