Things to Do in Horseshoe Bay

Discover the abundance of things to do in Horseshoe Bay!

February 2026

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Arts/Education

The Arts Cultural Enrichment Society (CES)

HSBay is rich with those interested in visual and performing arts. Interested in advancing the presence of exceptional programs/Society (CES) activities here in the Bay, join with this non-profit effort. Contact Janie Rives.

Birdwatchers

A visiting novice or avid birder, there are lots of friends (feathered and otherwise) to connect with for watches, road trips, and lectures. Contact Margy Butler.

Communications

The lifeblood of communication in the Bay, the Beacon generously showcases local news/events and special interest stories in a weekly, free publication. If you love to write or have stories to share, contact Jodi Lehman or Linda Lambert, 512.787.3329.

OLLI

The Osher Lifelong Learning Initiative provides local workshops on high interest and interactive topics through the Hill Country Texas Tech Campus in Marble Falls (small fees apply). For information on current classes/times OR to become active in shaping workshops for the 50+ year old interest areas (arts, literature/ history, technology, travel, current events), visit the OLLI website or contact Elaine Waddill.

Master Gardeners/Naturalists

For those interested in engaging with other gardeners and more extensive learning, the Master Gardener program is an engaging option. Learn about the Horseshoe Bay Nature Park that opened in December 2021 and get involved in volunteer efforts! Contact Vicki Adcock.  

Quilting/Crafts

Looking for a clutch of women to share stories with while creating works of art, join this Quail Point gathering weekly. Contact Vicki Adcock or Mary Daniel.

Texana

A ladies social group with a calendar full of dynamic experiences (arts, winery tours, travel outings, and local interactive programs) provide for unique friendships with a myriad of talented women in the HSBay area. Share your interest in participation! Contact Carolyn Bates.

Woodworking 

A small group of new to master level carvers meet regularly at Quail Point to share skills and develop works of art for personal pleasure and/or donations/fundraisers (mostly men). Contact Sandra Moravitz, POA Director.

Gaming

Bingo

Nearly 100 HSBayers gather once a month at Quail Point to enjoy rousing, fun bingo! A BYOB event, dinner is provided (for a nominal fee) prior to play. Prizes are donated. Contact Lorraine Roberston, 830.598.6660.

Bridge

Various Bridge groups at various stages of competitive play (both duplicate and contract) meet in different locations/times to keep the mind challenged and the friendships strong. Contact Mary Alice Dunn, 830.613.1003; Linda Nissen, 830.220.0918; Duplicate Bridge Claudia Haydon.

Canasta

Second Monday afternoon games of casual play and chatter at Quail Point bring together close fellowship of gal pals and opportunities to develop new friendships. Contact Jane Boisvert.

Mah Jongg

Women from across the Hill Country meet for varied “Mahj” play days. Mondays at Quail Point (afternoons), Tuesdays at the Yacht Club (reservations needed), and Last Thursday of the Month Play Day/lunch provided by the HSBAY Resort (lunch fee) with morning learning sessions (free) for newly interested players. Information from local “maven”, Toby: Reservations for Thursday play/lunch.

Poker

Evening poker games at horseshoe have varied groups on specific nights at Quail Point. They would be happy to take the money and welcome a newcomer! Contact HSBay POA Director.

Spades

Second Monday afternoon games of casual play and chatter at Quail Point bring together close fellowship of gal pals and opportunities to develop new friendships. Contact HSBmembership.

Faith

The Bible Church 

Located near the HSBay entrance, on Hwy 71, The Bible Church is a small community of believers who take a literal bible study approach to shared fellowship. Contact David Pope, 830-596-8976, or Lanny Tanton, 512.657.8396.

Church of Horseshoe Bay

Protestant outreach within the church and community in the +2 (Interdenominational) program of volunteering alongside church friends in action. Contact Ronda Rodman.

WOW/Women of the Word ladies at work through fellowship and joyful, faith-based experiences. Contact Gail Matthews.  

Men’ Bible Study is a weekly Wednesday Bible Study (verse by verse) at Quail Point at 9-10 a.m. among men with an open discussion. Contact Art Hawkinson, 830.598.1616/830.613.5132(C).

Men of Faith is a monthly breakfast held to bring men together in fun special programs, activities, and shared prayer for others. Contact Bob Rogers. 

St. Paul the Apostle

Lots of involvement and faith-based service opportunities at the Catholic Church, depending on your talents and interests. Contact the church or local member, Lynette Morrison.

WWICS (Women Working in Communion and Spirit). Our group sponsors a book club, Bible study, and various social activities throughout the year. Contact Claudia Haydon.


Lake Church

Lake Church hosts Sunday services at 10 a.m., and also has seasonal Bible Study groups, as well as a widowed and single women small group who uplift and inspire each other. Visit this link to view upcoming events or contact Pastor Gene Glaeser for more information.

Movement

Equestrian Interests 

Local horse enthusiasts at the Trails and Bay Country share training, experiences, knowledge in informal/formal activities. Contact Becky Collins or Nancy Loftis

Hill Country Golfers

This group of 150+ members take their golf game on the road as they plan golf outings at varied clubs across the Hill Country to experience the dynamic courses available in different areas.

Hill Country Hikers

This group of trekkers have a full calendar of early Monday morning hikes across the Hill Country and here at home. Join when you can for health and camaraderie. Contact Marilyn Ruiz

MGA/18-hole

Over a hundred strong, the varied flights of the Friday (sometimes Saturday) morning male duffers provides a comfortable place for all levels of players to join team competitions and varied locations play. Annual fee. HSBay Resort Club membership required. Contact Slick Rock Golf Course Pro Shop, 830.598-2561. 

4-hole/9-hole golfers

New to golf? Club lessons with light practice. Thursday morning varied formats for ladies wanting to keep up their golf game and active lifestyle. A casual group of lady friends with lots of fun memories being made. Annual fee of $60. HSBay Resort Club membership required. Contact Slick Rock Golf Course Pro Shop, 830.598.2561.

Pickle Ball

Growing interest in this fun court activity has exploded! It’s little less strenuous than tennis. Individual and team play are available at the City Park Courts, open to all residents, dusk to dawn. For more information, call the City at 830.598.9972 or for resort play, call the Pickleball Pro Shop at 830.983.2591 (for HSB Resort Members only).

Pilates

Stretching and core development keep us balanced and active. One-hour morning classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays for all levels. Bring an exercise pad (or towel) and dress comfortably for a great stress relieving way to start the day. Contact the HSB POA, 830.598.8795.

Sports Club

Monthly meetings with invited key speakers from varied sports fields share experiences and ‘tales’ with the over 100 member group in the Rudy Davalos Sports Club with common interests in all things sports. Contact Steve Jordan or Sam Morrison

Tennis

Love those Game, Set, Match moments? Contact the HSBay Resort Tennis Club for a group of like-minded, active ‘lobbers,’ or a local enthusiast who can give you details. HSBay resort Members only. Contact HSBay Resort 598-2511, Jean Johnson

WGA/18-hole golfers

Over a hundred strong, the varied flights of the Wednesday morning lady duffers provides a comfortable place for all levels of players to join team competitions and varied locations play. Annual fee. HSBay Resort Club membership required. Contact Slick Rock Golf Course Pro Shop, 830.598.2561. 

Wildflower dancers

These ladies practice and perform for many HSBay events for their own joy/exercise and for the entertainment of all. No special dance skills required, just a love of movement and music. Contact Mary Daniel

Service

Business Alliance

New and old businesses serve the community with small neighborhood commitment. Monthly coffee conversations open the network of businesses to each other and interested community members. Opportunities to volunteer in their many sponsored events (Summer “Boogie at the Bay”, 4th of July, etc.). Contact Francie Dix

Public Civil Service

HSBay is blessed with women of strong backgrounds, high character, and commitment to service. Those interested in public service can contact former City Council members, judges, POA Presidents, and varied local leadership roles for information. Contact Donna Klaeger or Claudia Haydon, 830.598.9364.

Volunteer Opportunities

There are many options for volunteer service in Marble Falls and Horseshoe Bay. For information to serve the Scott and White Hospital or Boys/Girls Club, call the HSB POA, 830.598.8795. Among the many other volunteer options: 

  • Fire Department Care Calls to shut-ins (contact city) 
  • Meals on Wheels/Veterans transportation support 
  • Hill Country Women’s Shelter/Center (Thrift Shop) 
  • SPCA

Lots of other active special interest groups abound in Horseshoe Bay including fishing, piloting, veterans, painting, book clubs, wine clubs….and on and on! You will be welcome as a new neighbor and community member to a group of new friends!