USA Flag Project in Meadowlakes
Click Here to learn more about the Kiwanis USA flag project for Meadowlakes Veteran's Park
Click Here to learn more about the Kiwanis USA flag project for Meadowlakes Veteran's Park
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Calendar of Club Activities
Sept 14 - Marble Falls Mayor, Richard Westerman, will share his vision of Marble Falls. Sept 21 - "Who is Robert Linder?" Sept 28 - Marble Falls Main Street Car Show Prep Meeting Saturday, Oct 2 - Marble Falls Main Street Car Show |
Flag Dates Coming Up
Sep 6 - Labor Day
Sep 11 - Patriots Day
Nov 11 - Veteran's Day - Nov 11
Sep 6 - Labor Day
Sep 11 - Patriots Day
Nov 11 - Veteran's Day - Nov 11
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19th Annual Marble Falls Main Street Car Show
Wow! The 19th Annual Marble Falls Main Street Car Show on Saturday, October 3, was our best ever . A total of 205 cars showed up to totally overwhelm Main Street from the library all the way north to the First United Bank parking lot. More than two thousand people wandered up and down Main Street to see an amazing variety of cars and trucks.
Thanks go again to Kiwanian Jim Hower and his staff of volunteers for organizing this year's show and scheduling a wonderful warm sunny day.
Wow! The 19th Annual Marble Falls Main Street Car Show on Saturday, October 3, was our best ever . A total of 205 cars showed up to totally overwhelm Main Street from the library all the way north to the First United Bank parking lot. More than two thousand people wandered up and down Main Street to see an amazing variety of cars and trucks.
Thanks go again to Kiwanian Jim Hower and his staff of volunteers for organizing this year's show and scheduling a wonderful warm sunny day.
Mark Abraham's from the Hills of Lakeway won the Overall Best in Show with his 1955 Mercury Montclaire |
Main Street Marble Falls was a sea of visitors attending the car show. |
Click here for more information and photos from the 2020 car show.
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2021 Car Show
Click here for early sign-up for 2021 car show
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2021 Car Show
Click here for early sign-up for 2021 car show
Marble Falls Kiwanis Presents
What a Wonderful World, our third annual fundraiser / talent show was another outstanding success. Performances included a choral group, a violin solo, aerobic dance, ballet, a country band, a jazz band, flute players, and synchronized dancing. All the acts were well performed and the diversity of performers and styles was apparent and well appreciated by the audience. It is indeed a wonderful world and this talent show again confirms that there are a lot of very talented youth and adults here in the Hill Country.
As an added feature this year, Kiwanis was able to award $500 cash prizes in five different categories thanks to a generous donation from lifelong Kiwanian JoAnn McArty. Each entry ticket was given two ballots and each member of the audience was allowed to vote for the act(s) of their choice.
The evening's winners, by category were:
1) Music Large Group - The Marble Falls Middle School Jazz Band under the direction of first year teacher Courtney Avina. This group of young, but very accomplished musicians, also garnered the most audience applause and the most votes of all the groups.
2) Music Small Group - The Hill Top Flyers. Their music is always a treat and were well received by the audience.
3) Music Solo - Jon Hager. Dr. Hager, an accomplished musician, played an electric violin selection that was mesmerizing. After the performance, M.C. Wayne Ratisseau humorously asked if he could play something faster. Oh, and by the way, Jon was riding a unicycle during his performance. Truly an amazing combination of athletic balance and musical skill.
4) Non-Music Small Group - Jenna Anderson, Elliana Anderson, Jade Gaither, and Emma Porterfield. These four young ladies from the Harmony School of Arts did a lyrical dance that impressed everyone.
5) Non-Music Solo - Jade Gaither and Jared Boggan. These two students from the Harmony School of Arts performed a ballet duo that highlighted their impressive ballet skills and athleticism. Another winning performance by Jade.
Pictures and video coming soon.
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As an added feature this year, Kiwanis was able to award $500 cash prizes in five different categories thanks to a generous donation from lifelong Kiwanian JoAnn McArty. Each entry ticket was given two ballots and each member of the audience was allowed to vote for the act(s) of their choice.
The evening's winners, by category were:
1) Music Large Group - The Marble Falls Middle School Jazz Band under the direction of first year teacher Courtney Avina. This group of young, but very accomplished musicians, also garnered the most audience applause and the most votes of all the groups.
2) Music Small Group - The Hill Top Flyers. Their music is always a treat and were well received by the audience.
3) Music Solo - Jon Hager. Dr. Hager, an accomplished musician, played an electric violin selection that was mesmerizing. After the performance, M.C. Wayne Ratisseau humorously asked if he could play something faster. Oh, and by the way, Jon was riding a unicycle during his performance. Truly an amazing combination of athletic balance and musical skill.
4) Non-Music Small Group - Jenna Anderson, Elliana Anderson, Jade Gaither, and Emma Porterfield. These four young ladies from the Harmony School of Arts did a lyrical dance that impressed everyone.
5) Non-Music Solo - Jade Gaither and Jared Boggan. These two students from the Harmony School of Arts performed a ballet duo that highlighted their impressive ballet skills and athleticism. Another winning performance by Jade.
Pictures and video coming soon.
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2500 Kids in 2019!
The Marble Falls Kiwanis Club is really all about the children. In 2019 we provided $22,000 in grants that impacted more than 2500 kids directly or indirectly in the Highland Lakes Area.
Click here to see the list of programs we supported last year.
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The Marble Falls Kiwanis Club is really all about the children. In 2019 we provided $22,000 in grants that impacted more than 2500 kids directly or indirectly in the Highland Lakes Area.
Click here to see the list of programs we supported last year.
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Marble Falls Key Club
Since its beginning in 1925, Key Club International has supported the transformation of high school students as they graduate and become the world's next class of leaders.
Marble Falls Kiwanis has proudly sponsored the Marble Falls High School Key Club for many years.
Click here to go to their website to see some of the great things they have been doing and to learn how to join.
Marble Falls Kiwanis has proudly sponsored the Marble Falls High School Key Club for many years.
Click here to go to their website to see some of the great things they have been doing and to learn how to join.
Red, White, and Blue
The biggest fund raising activity for our club is our annual flag program with almost 200 businesses and individual subscribers. You have likely seen this program in action on any of the patriotic holidays when flags suddenly appear all over Marble Falls and Horseshoe Bay. It's a great way to show your patriotism and support our local youth programs at the same time. Read more about the program in this article that appeared in the Daily Trib.(Cllick Here)
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Our second annual fundraiser / talent show was an outstanding success. Particularly noteworthy was the participation of the Marble Falls High School and Middle School students who impressed everyone with their talents.
Click here to read more about the show and see the photos.
Click here to read more about the show and see the photos.
Serving the Children of the World
Kiwanis International is a global service organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child, and one community at a time.
Kiwanis Club of Marble Falls
The Kiwanis Club of Marble Falls is a chartered club within Kiwanis International and actively supports youth in the Highland Lakes area. The money we raise funds numerous local programs including the Marble Falls Education Foundation, The Boys and Girls Club of the Highland Lakes, MF High School Choir and athletics, Marble Falls Youth Baseball/Softball Association, and the Granite Country Youth Soccer Association
Kiwanis International is a global service organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child, and one community at a time.
Kiwanis Club of Marble Falls
The Kiwanis Club of Marble Falls is a chartered club within Kiwanis International and actively supports youth in the Highland Lakes area. The money we raise funds numerous local programs including the Marble Falls Education Foundation, The Boys and Girls Club of the Highland Lakes, MF High School Choir and athletics, Marble Falls Youth Baseball/Softball Association, and the Granite Country Youth Soccer Association
Come Have Lunch with Us
We invite you to come have lunch on us and see what we're all about! The Kiwanis Club of Marble Falls, Texas meets every Tuesday from noon to 1:00 pm at the River City Grill. The first two lunches are free!
Click here for more information on how to join.
We invite you to come have lunch on us and see what we're all about! The Kiwanis Club of Marble Falls, Texas meets every Tuesday from noon to 1:00 pm at the River City Grill. The first two lunches are free!
Click here for more information on how to join.
PARTNERS
We are proud of our special relationships with the Marble Falls Education Foundation and the Highland Lakes Boys and Girls Club. To learn more about these partnerships, click here.
We are also proud to sponsor the MFHS Key Club. Click Here for more Info.
We are also proud to sponsor the MFHS Key Club. Click Here for more Info.
PROGRAMS
Most of our weekly luncheons include an invited speaker from the community. We get to learn about the many charities benefiting local children's programs as well as hear from community and state government leaders and business leaders. If you want to know what's happening in Marble Falls, then come have lunch with us. Click here to check out some of our recent programs. Scroll back up to see a list of upcoming programs.
Our two main fund-raising activities each year are the Flag Program and the Main Street Marble Falls Car Show.
For more information, please click below:
Flag Program
Main Street Marble Falls Car Show
Our two main fund-raising activities each year are the Flag Program and the Main Street Marble Falls Car Show.
For more information, please click below:
Flag Program
Main Street Marble Falls Car Show
Please Support Our Sponsors
These are our 2021 sponsors that are helping us with fund raising events. We recognize their support and encourage you to let them know that you also support the Marble Falls Kiwanis Club.
These are our 2021 sponsors that are helping us with fund raising events. We recognize their support and encourage you to let them know that you also support the Marble Falls Kiwanis Club.
THE KIWANIS MISSION
Kiwanis empowers communities to improve the world by making lasting differences in the lives of children.
KIDS NEED KIWANIS
Kiwanis helps kids around the world. Local clubs look out for our communities and the international organization takes on large-scale challenges, such as fighting disease and poverty. We are generous with our time. We are creative with our ideas. We are passionate about making a difference. And we have fun along the way.
For more than a century, Kiwanis has created opportunities for children to be curious, safe and healthy regardless of the community in which they live. When you give a child the chance to learn, experience, dream, grow, succeed and thrive, great things can happen.
THE KIWANIS VISION
Kiwanis will be a positive influence in communities worldwide—so that one day, all children will wake up in communities that believe in them, nurture them and provide the support they need to thrive.
KIWANIS SERVICE
Service is at the heart of every Kiwanis club, no matter where in the world it’s located. Members stage nearly 150,000 service projects and raise nearly US$100 million every year for communities, families and projects. By working together, members achieve what one person cannot accomplish alone.
