The Heritage Association of San Marcos' 46th annual Historic Spring Tour is approaching and will feature the stunning art and architecture of Texas State University. Visitors can explore several of the university’s most fascinating historic structures, sculptures and art, the Bruce and Gloria Ingram Hall and MakerSpace, the Albert B. Alkek Library and the Alkek One MakerSpace fabrication shop. Golf carts will be available for those who are mobility impaired. Lemonade stops will be available along with cafes that the university will open for the day. MakerSpaces at both the Alkek Library and the Bruce and Gloria Ingram Hall will be open for tours, which will run every 30 minutes.
More information on these spaces is available at the Heritage Association of San Marcos website. Following the Tour there will be the “Welcome To and Welcome Home Party for GJ Kinne and David Bailiff” at the Dan and Cindee Diepenhorst Champions Club from 5:30 - 9 p.m. Tickets are $45 per person and are available at the Heritage website.
On the elevated grounds between Flowers and Lampasas halls, near the Bell Tower that sits off Bobcat Trail and under the breezy shade of several oak trees can be found Texas State’s Memorial Garden. While modest in size, the garden holds a significant meaning.
