Some of our Past Events

Historic Christmas Home Tour
Every December The Falls on the Colorado Museum sponsors a tour of historic homes in Marble Falls. In 2022 four 1890s-era homes participated in the event. Each homeowner opened their doors and invited visitors to tour the house while enjoying light refreshments. This annual ticketed event raises funds for the museum, which is a 501c3 non-profit organization.
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The historic Otto Ebeling House, circa 1891
Veterans Day Program
Every November The Museum partners with the Marble Falls Rotary Club with a program honoring local veterans. 

The Falls on the Colorado Museum also honors our veterans throughout the entire year with curated displays of  uniforms and other military memorabilia of local veterans who served in WWI, WWII, Vietnam and other conflicts.
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Ian Corley practicing TAPS for Veterans Day 2020
Quilts of Valor
In 2018, the Falls on the Colorado Museum began collaborating with the Highland Lakes Area Quilt Guild to host a recurring program, "Quilts of Valor". At this event we present local veterans with their own custom-made quilt to honor their service.
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A veteran being presented with his quilt, November 2019.
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The museum, the Marble Falls Rotary Club, and the Highland Lakes Area Quilt Guild present a custom-made quilt to a veteran. November 2018.
Founders' Day Celebration
The Museum celebrates the anniversary of the town's founding every July. Adam Rankin Johnson and other organizers founded Marble Falls on July 12, 1887. 
Annual Meeting
​Every year the Falls on the Colorado Museum invites current and prospective members to an Annual Meeting to discuss the organization's accomplishments of the past year and plans for the future. 
Spring Clean-Up Day
During the Spring, the Falls on the Colorado Museum has a special event to get the museum's gardens and grounds ready for the season.  In past years, members of the Texas Master Naturalists, Highland Lakes Native Plant Society and Marble Falls Rotary Club have joined museum volunteers for the Spring Clean-Up Day. The event is a wonderful opportunity to meet new people and enjoy the outdoors while helping to beautify the museum grounds.