Join us for a sangria and story! Kassie's book club read "As the Wicked Watch" by Tamron Hall. Hall took inspiration from her time as an ABC journalist to create the character Jordan Manning. Come read with us and discuss this work of fiction.
Join us on September 19th at 1 pm to meet Wayne Stewart and get a copy of his book "Generations of Texas." This is a history of a Texas family and their growth, tragedy and perseverance.
Join Pecantown every Wednesday between 3p-5pm for a glass of milk and a cookie. Also enjoy specials on baked goods, sharables and drinks.
Join us at 5 pm on September 18th for a reading and discussion! Author Brooke Shaffner will be reading from her book and Poet SG Huerta will be sharing their prose. Get a glass of wine and enjoy some literature!
Author Jane Botkin will be at Pecantown Books & Brews on September 21st at 1 pm to share her new book: "The Pink Dress a Memoir of a Reluctant Beauty Queen." Come get a Lavender Lemonade and a signed copy of Jane's book.
Join Downtown Seguin and #shoplocal for Pecanfest! We will have food and drink specials, deals and holiday merchandise available.
September 23rd the Classic's book club will discuss "To Kill a Mocking Bird" by Harper Lee. Join us at 6 pm to discuss the controversy and the conversation that Lee inspired.
Join Tess and her book club as they read this New York Times Best Seller and the exciting coming of age story by Kiley Reid.
Join Pecantown every Wednesday between 3p-5pm for a glass of milk and a cookie. Also enjoy specials on baked goods, sharables and drinks.
Artable Curiosties and Pecantown are partnering for another make-and-take event using found materials from 3pm-5pm on Sept. 25. Participants will create their own flower and detachable butterfly from the provided materials! Participants will also receive a free cookie 😍🍪.
Join Kassie as she tells the story of Rachel Jeffs and her escape from the FLDS, her father Warren Jeffs and healing from this cult.
Join author Stephen Anderson and TLU President Debbie Cottrell for a lively discussion of Anderson's new book, a history of the university titled "Forward in Faith."