Things to do in Harper!
*Derby Day Dance featuring the Rocky King Band. May 4th, at the Harper Community Hall, from 7-11 pm. Doors open at 5 pm. $50 pp, food & drink included. Visit their website to purchase tickets on-line
https://www.harpercommunitypark.com/
*Scenic drives in all directions, which are no secret to the many car clubs and motorcycle riding groups that frequent the hills and curves of our country roadways:
**FM479N to Junction via Noxville
**TX385N to London over the Llano River at Yates Crossing
**FM783N to Mason via Doss
**FM2093 to Fredericksburg via Tivydale
**FM783S to Kerrville
**FM479S to Mountain Home-Ingram
**If you choose to venture onto county roads, which there are many, keep in mind that though the road is public, the road is on and going through private property. Texas law does not permit you to stop and/or leave the road, as you could then be trespassing. Be aware. Be respectful.
*Music venues, Dining, & B&B's https://www.harpertexaschamber.com/business-categories
*State Historical Markers with close to a dozen within the town of Harper, and that many more in a ten-mile radius of Harper, proof that Harper has long been a magnet to many cultures.
https://www.harpercommunitypark.com/
*Scenic drives in all directions, which are no secret to the many car clubs and motorcycle riding groups that frequent the hills and curves of our country roadways:
**FM479N to Junction via Noxville
**TX385N to London over the Llano River at Yates Crossing
**FM783N to Mason via Doss
**FM2093 to Fredericksburg via Tivydale
**FM783S to Kerrville
**FM479S to Mountain Home-Ingram
**If you choose to venture onto county roads, which there are many, keep in mind that though the road is public, the road is on and going through private property. Texas law does not permit you to stop and/or leave the road, as you could then be trespassing. Be aware. Be respectful.
*Music venues, Dining, & B&B's https://www.harpertexaschamber.com/business-categories
*State Historical Markers with close to a dozen within the town of Harper, and that many more in a ten-mile radius of Harper, proof that Harper has long been a magnet to many cultures.
