Los Lonely Boys
Bob Schneider
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Vallejo
Dale Watson
Curtis Grimes
Kristen Kelly
Hudson Moore
Hadden Sayers
Roger Len Smith Band
Lemon Yellow Sun
The Nail Drivers
Hannah Weison
Stetson Walker
Taylor Czech Chorus
The Centennial Committee would like to thank all the volunteers that generously gave their time to make this historic event a success. A thousand thanks will never be enough to acknowledge their hard work. We are humbled by all the support and positive comments and are glad that so many citizens and visitors participated and that a great time was had by all.
Your Centennial Committee consisted of Deborah Phillips, Bobby Tober, Max Yeste, Chuck Murphy, Ruby Nunn, Carmen Tydings, Sue Beridon, Ann Fowler and Jeff Phillips. Special thanks go to Charles Holland, Shelley Pavlicek, Linda Mager and Miranda, who went above and beyond as volunteers and never complained. You have our sincerest gratitude.
We personally want to thank each member of our city council, not only for all their volunteer work during the event, but for their moral and financial support for this event and putting faith in the centennial committee. They were asked to be pulled away to be in some photos and they refused in order to keep working. These are truly your public servants and deserve your full thanks for making the centennial a success.
Let's also not forget our fantastic city staff and department heads. From public works, parks and rec, police, finance staff, fire dept, EMS and our city management; these people came together and worked to make everything run smoothly behind the scenes. Thank you all for your hard work.
Our production company, Event Production Services, was an outstanding group of individuals to work with. Jeff, Mike, Allison, Marcy and the rest of the crew made eveything look so easy. They are true professionals and helped teach us how an event this size is produced. My heart felt thanks to each of them for their guidance and encouragement.
As you can see, it takes a small army to make an event this large a success. Please take the time to thank these people when you see them. There are too many to name here on FB and I don't want to leave anyone out, but rest assured, they have worked hard, and continue to work to make Hutto a special place for all of us.
And It Begins! 
Backstage Area - Build Day 2
Look at all the shade! We have a huge covered pavilion (what you see above is only half the size of the pavilion) with a great
view of the stage, along with 3 other tents just for shaded areas.
We also have large bar tents where you can rest
in the shade while in line for cold beers.
View from the Centennial Stage - from left to right: bar tent, FOH tent, shade tent, really large pavilion, shade tent.
Our lovely port-o-lets can't wait to see you!
Fritz Park has two separate playground areas for the kids.
The first carnival ride has loaded in on the festival grounds - eventually this will be a nice swing.
The Power Behind the Festival
The View from the 1911 Foundation Stage
The Stage Lights being installed on the Centennial Stage
The Backstage Artist RVs
The Centennial Stage is taking shape
Food Vendors Loading-In. Be sure to come to our festival hungry - there is going to be some excellent food.
Carnival area continuing its build
When you're thirsty, visit our friendly bar staff. We will have a nice variety of can and draft beer and wine.
Your kids will LOVE this.
Sound and Lights are up - Hutto is now ready to rock.
The Friday Night Kickoff Skits / Dance Performances on the 1911 Foundation Stage
Look at the beautiful sunset from the Centennial Stage.
The festival kicks off with a few bands and the offical Centennial Ceremony.
Hutto and Williamson County's Finest with their mobile command unit, misting tent, and patrol vehicles.
Come visit our art and craft vendors
Stetson Walker on the 1911 Foundation Stage
Hannah Weison on the 1911 Foundation Stage
Hot? Come cool off in the water balls. Bring out your inner hamster.
Food vendors and the carnival rides
Nyle Maxwell's Family of Fine Cars
Families staying cool in the massive pavilion. There's plenty of room for you, too!
The Los Lonely Boys and Dale Watson Tour Busses Have Arrived.
The crowd starts to fill in as Dale begins his set.
Vallejo is rockin' the ever-expanding crowd. Viva Hutto!
Ray Wylie Hubbard tells us all about the snake farm
Curtis Grimes closes out the 1911 Stage to an eager crowd
Bob Schneider and thousands of happy fans
Los Lonely Boys
Los Lonely Boys play to Hutto and a bright moon.
Thank you everyone who came out and celebrated our birthday!
Printable Stage Schedule
Want to participate in our parade? Download the form (PDF) / (Word) and submit your application today.
We aren't the only thing going on that weekend - take a look at our Movies in the Park and our Kickball Tournament flyers:
Thank you for your interest but we are SOLD OUT
of vendor spaces.
Click to view a list of our featured vendors; many more will be out there.
Thank you for wanting to help!
Our volunteer form can be found here.
