Plant the Guadalupe
A Benefit Concert with Gary P. Nunn
| Date | Sunday, May 17, 2026 |
| Time | 12 – 5 p.m. |
| Location |
Crider’s Rodeo & Dancehall, 2301 Texas Highway 39, Hunt, Texas 78024 |
Following the devastating 2025 flooding, the community of Hunt, TX continues to rebuild. This special afternoon brings people together through music and purpose, raising funds to restore native trees along the Guadalupe River and strengthen the river ecosystem for generations to come. Help lift up the community and kick off the summer season with hope, renewal, and reinvestment in Hunt, Texas.
The afternoon kicks off with performances by Shane Stumpf and John Christopher Way, setting the tone with homegrown Texas sound.
Headlining is Gary P. Nunn, known for Texas classics like “Home with the Armadillo” and “Guadalupe Days.” This is a rare opportunity to experience a legendary Texas artist in the heart of the Hill Country.
Bald Cypress VIP Table guests receive a premium experience.
- Exclusive access with Gary P. Nunn
- Meet-and-greet opportunity
- Commemorative photo
Tickets are limited and expected to sell quickly.
Proceeds from this event directly support planting efforts along the Guadalupe River, including native species such as bald cypress, sycamore, chinquapin oak, willow, and pecan.
Need a ride?
Skip the drive and ride with us! Guests can purchase a seat on a charter bus departing from the San Antonio Botanical Garden, with round-trip transportation to Crider’s Rodeo & Dancehall included.
Seats are limited and available as an add-on during ticket purchase.
Limited Edition Merch
A portion of the proceeds supports the benefit concert.
Donate
A gift of $25 plants one tree along the Guadalupe, helping rebuild a resilient, thriving landscape for generations to come.
The TREES initiative (Texas Recovery for Ecological and Environmental Stability) is a five-year project led by SABG to restore 50,000 native trees along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County after the 2025 flood.
Since launching in August 2025, SABG and its partners have collected over 300 native seeds—enough to grow the 50,000 trees needed for restoration. Many are already growing at the Garden and partner nurseries, preparing for planting across the Hill Country.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
Music Sponsor
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To become an event sponsor, email info@130a.com.