Every year, Kingsland, Texas, becomes a lively hub as Winter Texans arrive to enjoy the warm weather and friendly community. This year was no different. On February 11, Log Country Cove was buzzing with laughter, delicious food, and friendly conversations during the annual Winter Texan Dinner. The event, hosted by the Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce, brought together locals, seasonal visitors, and international guests for a night to remember.
A Warm Welcome for Winter Texans
The evening started with a warm welcome from the community, setting a cheerful tone for the night. Members of the Aquaboom Court – Adyson Whitted, Alexa Briones, and Grace Webb – greeted the guests with bright smiles. Their enthusiasm added a youthful, energetic touch to the event.
Visitors from across the U.S. and even abroad gathered for the celebration. Among them were Sharyl Lindell and Larry Klamm from South Dakota, along with Lydia Ullmer from Germany. The diverse crowd highlighted how the event continues to attract people from all over.
Delicious Food and Sweet Treats
Food is always a highlight of any community event, and this dinner didn’t disappoint. Guests enjoyed warm, salty pretzels as an appetizer, and the main course featured delicious, home-cooked dishes served by volunteers like Jan Thomas and Dave Hallock from Inks Lake State Park.
Desserts were another big hit. Howard Paul from Iowa was spotted carefully choosing from the sweet treats, his eyes filled with excitement. The dessert table was a magnet for many attendees, offering an irresistible variety of cakes, cookies, and other delights.
Community Spirit Shines Through
The success of the evening was a testament to Kingsland’s strong community spirit. Volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure everything ran smoothly, from serving food to managing the event. The Kingsland/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce once again proved its dedication to fostering connections between locals and visitors alike.
Joe Worley and Cynthia Green were among the many who paused to capture memories with friends. The event wasn’t just about food; it was about building relationships and creating moments of joy.
A Night to Remember
As the evening ended, the smiles and laughter lingered. For Winter Texans, this event was more than just a dinner – it was a chance to feel at home, even miles away from their usual residences. And for the locals, it was an opportunity to share their hospitality and make new friends.
Events like the Winter Texan Dinner remind everyone why Kingsland remains a popular destination year after year. The combination of good food, friendly faces, and a welcoming atmosphere ensures that Winter Texans will keep coming back for more fun-filled evenings.
