1 CELEBRATING THE ARTS G ART PAULA HORNER
HCCA PRESIDENT
Boerne Art League has named Julie Majek as Artist for the Month of March.
Majek’s artistic journey began in elementary school when she decided she was going to be an artist.
Over the years she studied and explored many art styles and mediums including oil painting, watercolor, portraits, photography, stained glass and fiber arts. By the time Majek received a bachelor’s degree in fine arts from Trinity University, her work had evolved into large expressionistic works with ethereal fluid qualities.
After graduating, she collaborated with interior designers in the San Antonio area and was commissioned to create works of art for specific spaces and clients.
Another of Majek’s favorite projects is painting whimsical children’s murals in churches, schools and private homes. She has, for the last 40 years, nurtured the creative talents of elementary school children as an art educator, and currently teaches private lessons.
We encourage you to visit the “other walls” exhibition of Majek’s works during the month of March at the following Boerne locations: Security Bank and Trust, Jefferson State Bank, Bank of America, Frost Bank, Texas Heritage Bank, and The Center at Kronkosky.
Contact the artist for commission requests, or to pursue your artistic journey, [email protected].
Boerne Concert Band: ‘Hollywood To Texas’
You are invited to mosey on over to Boerne High School on Sunday, March 1, 2026 at 4 p.m. when the Boerne Concert Band, directed by Larry Schmidt presents, “From Hollywood to Texas,” a free band concert for our surrounding communities. Featured selections include: Texas, Our Texas; The Cowboys; The Lone Ranger; Dances with Wolves; John Williams in Concert; Phantom of the Opera; Schindler’s List and more.
A guest violinist and an original composition by one of our student members are featured as well.
For details, find Boerne Concert Band on Facebook @Boerne-ConcertBand and at its website: boerneconcertband.
com.
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Hill Country Council for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) organization. The stated mission is to develop and maintain an environment that supports and promotes awareness, appreciation, education, and access to all the arts in Kendall County and Texa Hill Country.
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