Wimberley is often talked about as a special place — it is “A Little Bit of Heaven” after all. Often described as an intersection between nature and art, the town has developed a reputation as an artistic haven cultivating the spirit and building community in a way that allows creativity to thrive.
That reputation was bolstered last month as three of Wimberley’s own were nominated for Grammy Awards. Sarah Jarosz, who has won two Grammy Awards, was nominated once again. But, in an even more rare feat, two brothers who grew up in Wimberley were nominated for separate Grammy Awards — a first for both young artists.
“It is very unusual for such a small town to have multiple Grammy nominations,” Dylan Meek said. “I think it shows that anything is possible. Anyone can achieve anything, even if you are from a small town. Wimberley is a very special town, but even if you are from Wimberley you can get a nomination for a Grammy. You can achieve your dreams.”
