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Throughout the year, the state of Texas is filled with events, festivals, parades and more. As one of the most populous states, Texans enjoys an abundance of things to do. Texas offers events to satisfy almost any interest, including music, culture, fine arts, sports, food festivals and more. Visitors who want to know about what's happening in Texas should be prepared for a lengthy list of opportunities.
Attracting over 100 songwriters and their bands, the annual Kerrville Folk Festival brings country and folk music to the masses. Visitors of all ages and emerging artists can participate in songwriting competitions, music workshops, feasting, and camping at the Quiet Valley Ranch.
Featuring fajita cook-offs, mosquito-calling competitions, and horseshoe pitching tournaments, the Great Texas Mosquito Festival turns pests into fests. Visitors can view the world's largest mosquito while enjoying a wide variety of family activities.
Known as the greatest outdoor musical drama in the world, the annual Texas Outdoor Musical Drama takes viewers back to the 1800s and brings to life the struggles and triumphs of historical settlers in the Texas Panhandle. Visitors can watch the spellbinding drama while eating an optional steak dinner.
From camel rides and carnival games to live music and PRCA rodeo shows, the Amarillo Tri-State Fair and Rodeo, staged every year in September, offers a variety of activities for the young and old.
Texas has some of the greatest music festivals in the nation. Held every year in September, the Austin City Limits Music Festival features over 130 bands on eight stages for the ultimate outdoor musical extravaganza.
Texas boasts of being the biggest in everything, with the State Fair of Texas being no exception. The annual three-week fair offers a wide variety of activities for both children and parents, including live entertainment, auto shows, livestock, art competition, and the famous "Red River Shoot-out."