rosewater ranch

Elizabeth Peterson
Comprehensive Program Plan
Framing -- Rosewater Ranch’s annual
Texas Independence Day Celebration
Time Frame Action Emotion
10:00am
Travel to
Rosewater
Ranch
Drive with family from
Austin to Rosewater Ranch
(45 min - 1 hr)
Enjoyed spending family time in the car,
anticipating the event.
11:05am Admission Admission was free. Saw
the exterior of the entry
gate.
11:05am Greeting We were greeted with a
“Howdy” just inside the
gate by welcoming staff
members dressed in Texas
attire who gave us a map
of the Ranch.
The entrance was easily
recognizable and was
fairly large which made it
easy for family to move
through easily.
11:10am Photograph We were approached by a
photographer who offered
to take our family's photo.
Texas themed and props
were provided.
Liked that it was a free event, was excited to see
the rest of the Ranch.
Immediately felt well tended to. The drive was
worth it. I loved the decorations, I thought it was
very well thought out and the ranch was a
beautiful representation of Texas. Schedule of
events were posted around the property and
activities were well marked. I liked how were
were able to roam the ranch freely to explore the
various venues and choose which events we
wanted to do.
Family had fun posing. Loved how the photo
would be easily available to us.
11:15 Band A takes
the stage
The photos would be sent
to us via text
Staff members informed
us of a local Texas band
would be performing soon
near the Event Hall of the
Sacred Oaks venue.
We were excited to hear some local music,
headed over to where the stage was. Band was
playing fun country/western band.
11:00am-
4:00pm
Stations are
open and
available to the
Stations include games
that were played during
the 1800s; vendor tastings
Activities were set up all around the grounds. We
enjoyed playing some of the games that kids
would have played in 1836 including Spear the
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