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Storytime with Santa at Henson Square — Wimberley

Ticketed small-group session closed to the public; buy one ticket per child (ticket outlet not named on the listing). The 1–2:30 PM book signing in the courtyard is open to the public.

Sun, Nov 2911:30 AM – 12:30 PM · Sunday, November 29, 2026: storytime 11:30 AM–12:30 PM; public book sales and signing with Santa in Henson Square Courtyard 1–2:30 PM

Jaclynn Renee Wine Collective (Henson Square)107 Henson Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676Directions

Children (one ticket required per child)

From $20$20 per ticket; one ticket required per child

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About this adventure

Wimberley's Santa reads a special story to a small group of children at Jaclynn Renee Wine Collective on Henson Road on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. The ticketed session is closed to the public and kept small on purpose: along with the story, children get cookies and pictures with Santa, and the organizers bill it as unhurried, quality time rather than a quick line-and-photo visit. Each child needs their own ticket. After storytime, Santa moves to the Henson Square Courtyard for public book sales and signing, which anyone can drop in on. The event is listed on Visit Wimberley's Hometown Holidays calendar and in its Santa Finder, which tracks Santa's appearances around Wimberley through the season.

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