Katy Folk Life Festival Brings a Taste of Texas History on April 7

Katy families can get an up close and personal look at what life was like for Texans in the 1800's with pioneer demonstrations, live entertainment, cowboy camp, and more.

KATY MAGAZINE | March 2018 By Ashley Lancaster

On Saturday, April 7, Katy ISD will open the Kenneth D. Welch Outdoor Center to families for a day of fun, Texas history, and hands-on learning from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Experience Texas in the 1800's

Every year, the Katy Folk Life Festival attracts thousands of students and their families. Throughout the day, kids can learn how Texas pioneers lived, worked, played, and celebrated. Create a rag doll toy, watch a Native American cultural performance, practice roping cattle like a real cowboy, and learn about wildlife. And the best part? It's $1.

List of 2018 Activities There will be food vendors on-site, and plenty of activities to keep kids busy. Below is a list of a few things you can look forward to.

Demonstrations Texas Pioneer Soldier Reenactments

Cowboy Camp

Native American Culture

Farm Animals Pioneer woodworking

Weaving

Hands-On Fun Rag doll making

Archery

Roping Skills

Pottery/clay

Pioneer games

Painting/crafts

Visitors can also walk the nature trails, duck ponds, and see the exhibits in the science and history classrooms that are part of the Kenneth D. Welch Outdoor Learning Center.

For more information, visit their website here.

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