We encourage you to visit these online friends and neighbors. If you have a site to add to this list, drop us a line at . If you'll link to us, we'll link to you.
Steve Brooks
-- A songwriter who believes we can change the world when we look at it from
a different angle ... or from several angles at once
Extraordinary Stories: Phil Lancaster
& Alison Moore
-- History comes alive through live music, literary readings and film
Rex Foster
-- songs from real life; jewelry from nature
Ken Gaines
-- singer, songwriter, guitarist & producer
Steve Gillette & Cindy Mangsen
-- the best in contemporary and traditional folk music
Jim Hancock & Friends
-- merry minstrels and medieval troubadours
Liz Henry Richardson
-- blues, jazz, folk, and gospel
Ky Hote and Owl
-- original tunes, lyrics, instrumentals, and sometimes a bit of street theater
Marilisa
-- crossing the lines between country, folk, and blues
Kim Miller
-- original music that's etheral, but not lost in the clouds
T-Roy and Candace Kunz Miller
-- picking parties, albums and more
My Texas Music
-- recordings from more than 300 artists who live or perform in Texas
Texas Music International
-- official website of Bob Livingston and the Lost Gonzo Band
Here are some places to hear your favorite songwriters (or discover new favorites) when the Kerrville Festival isn't in session. Check the websites for schedules and bookings.
Anderson Fair, Houston
Poor David's Pub, Dallas
King's Place
-- a photo gallery of Texas songsters, big sky and desert landscapes
eRic Luplow
-- surreal looks at life and nature, in vibrant watercolor
Jim Lutz, Bolaman
-- metal art creations from the heart of Texas
Bill Mueller Photography
-- natural and unnatural landscapes
Fotobits
-- fast action, colorful people and breathtaking scenery from Kerrville staff
photographer Darron Spohn
Chinati Hot Springs
-- a Chihuahuan desert oasis of rest and renewal
Texas State Park
Guide
-- swimming, fishing, canoeing, camping, history, mountains, forests, deserts
... you name it, we have it!
Texpert Tours
-- Howie Richey mapped the Kerrville Folk Festival campground. Join him as he
explores other nooks and crannies of Texas
John Steel Rail Tours
-- explore Canada by train ... we took the trip of a lifetime in 2004
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