Summer Concerts on the Georgetown Square

Georgetown’s town square is a fine place to visit any day of the week, but during the summer months, Friday evenings are really special.   Each Friday evening  this summer, from 6:30-8:30, the courthouse lawn is filled with free musical entertainment, courtesy of the Georgetown Convention and Visitors Bureau.   It’s a great place to bring your blankets, chairs and take in the ambiance of one of the nicest, friendliest Main Streets  in North America.   Last night, my cameras and I were there to record the happenings.   Music was provided by Annie and Kate, two very talented sisters only in their mid-teens, but well worth a listen.   Among those having a good time were 88-year-old Fred Aiello (in the opening photo) as well as 14-month-old Leyton Bustos, having a flying blast with his daddy, Frank Bustos.   If you go, get there early to be sure you get a good spot.  Or, if you own a pickup, follow the lead of Georgetown residents Evan and Erin Vanderbilt and put the rear bed of that puppy to good use!   These photos were taken for the Williamson County Sun.