Strike a chord with our May issue — OUT NOW 🎶
This month, New Braunfels Monthly explores the sound of the city, from the growing impact of the Randy Rogers Family Foundation to a check-in with Jon Wolfe on his journey in Texas country music, plus an inside look at local music shops that serve the community far beyond retail.
Pick up a copy, or read online at the link in bio!
From festivals and live music to family activities and outdoor fun, May in New Braunfels brings a stacked lineup of ways to get out and explore the community.
🔗 Find our full curated event schedule at the link in bio!
Country artist Jon Wolfe’s journey from finance to music — and now entrepreneurship — has taken root in New Braunfels, where he and his wife Amber have built a life blending creativity, business and community, fueling both his evolving sound and growing tequila brand.
Check out the full interview with Jon in our May issue — link in bio.
LIVE AT GRUENE HALL - Kacey Musgraves pays homage to George Strait with her cover of “All My Ex’s Live In Texas” at Gruene Hall on May 3, 2026.
🪩 More to come in our June issue!
COMING SOON - Explore the artists and culture that define New Braunfels’ sound in our May issue, featuring Randy Rogers as he speaks to his heart for serving the community through the Randy Rogers Family Foundation.
Beyond real estate, Yitzchak is passionate about personal growth and development, mentorship, community leadership and living a disciplined, purpose-driven life in the city he loves.
Read 15 Things about Yitzchak in our April issue — link in bio!
For nearly 50 years, For Goodness Sake Natural Food Store has been a quiet cornerstone of healthy living — and the sisters running it today are continuing the legacy their mother started in 1976. Inside, customers will find everything from natural groceries and household essentials to beauty and wellness products, along with an organic juice bar.
🍵 Read more in the April issue of New Braunfels Monthly magazine — link in bio.
Infrared heat is gaining attention in both research and fitness studios. Find out how one New Braunfels wellness space is using it to help people recover, move and breathe a little easier in our April issue! Check it out at the link in bio.
In just two short years, the Cattle Country Festival in Gonzales has become a world-class country music event, attracting huge crowds and major performing artists. Their third festival will kick off on Friday, April 10, and continue through Sunday, April 12. This year, headliners include Koe Wetzel, Treaty Oak Revival, Randy Houser, Robert Earl Keen and Josh Abbott Band.
🎵Get a behind-the-scenes look at this backyard bootfest in our April issue!
April in New Braunfels means bluebonnets in bloom, sun-soaked afternoons and a return to the rivers. It’s also the perfect season for a reset.
In this issue, we’re embracing growth and wellness — inspired by the natural world around us. From a local fitness studio using infrared heat to transform workouts, to a longtime family-owned natural foods store helping residents live healthier lives, this month’s stories focus on feeling your best.
You’ll also find nourishing recipes (plus a few indulgent treats), inspiring community members making a difference and a full lineup of local events to enjoy all month long.
Find the e-edition and online content at the link in bio, or send us a DM — local readers can be pointed to the nearest magazine rack or distribution spot.
Since 1977, Pat’s Place has been a hometown staple where burgers, enchiladas and chicken-fried steak share the same menu and community comes first. Now owned by local couple David and Heather Larson, the beloved dive continues its legacy as a gathering place for generations of New Braunfels locals.
The story behind Pat’s Place is worth a read — link in bio.
Though our city is steeped in German heritage, on Saint Patrick’s Day, we all celebrate the luck of the Irish. In New Braunfels, the heart of the Saint Patrick Day celebration takes place at the epicenter of the event in our only Irish pub, Calahan’s. Current owners Jay Beringer and Phillip Nauert said they welcome the party and love hosting one of our city’s biggest celebrations.
