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Sengleman Hall, Schulenburg, TX

Date: July 31, 2009 10:08 AM
Topic: Sengleman Hall, Schulenburg, TX

Last night the band played at Sengleman Hall in Schulenburg, TX, about
100 miles east of San Antonio.

The building was restored by investors and houses a very nice
restaurant. The music hall is upstairs and is focused on dancing.
It's been open for about a month.

Last night was the first Thursday night show the Hall has put on.
Though the attendance wasn't great, those who came looked like they
had a great time. I hope the band gets an opportunity to play there
again.

Today we head to San Antonio for Casbeer's at the Church. I would
imagine we'll eat some Mexican food today.

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