Main Street - Taylor, Texas

09/05/2026

We are counting down the days!! Come and see us at the MArgarita Mile!

09/03/2026

If you haven't seen it yet - there is a full spread about the Smithsonian Exhibit in this month's Newsletter! Come see the exhibit at 209 E 1st Street!

The Community Connection Newsletter for September is here! Check out the latest of what's happening at the City along with upcoming events! Now available in English and Spanish.

¡Ya está aquí el boletín Conexión Comunitaria de septiembre! ¡Consulta lo último sobre lo que está sucediendo en la Ciudad, junto con los eventos próximos! Ahora disponible en inglés y español.

English: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/e7b4565376.html
Español: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/3266196003.html

09/02/2026

So excited about this event! Mark your calendars for the Second Saturday in October!

Spirits of Taylor, just in time for spooky season! Comment “SPIRITS” for a booking link!

09/02/2026

A big THANK YOU to Ancira Salsa for sponsoring the Margarita Mile!

We’re so grateful for their support of this delicious downtown experience and for helping us make the Margarita Mile possible. We’ll raise a glass to that!

Be sure to grab your tickets and get ready to sip, stroll, and support Downtown Taylor!

Get tickets here: https://www.eventeny.com/events/ticket?id=30660

09/02/2026

We are getting SO SO excited for the Margarita Mile!!

08/31/2026

Things are sweet down on First Street!

Putting the “Y” in Taylor! What’s our why? Our downtown businesses.

Businesses like Taylor Bike Company are a big part of what makes Taylor special—and why we continue to invest in a thriving, resilient downtown. Taylor Bike Company was one of eight downtown businesses to receive a Flood Relief Grant from the City of Taylor following this year’s flooding.

Supporting our businesses means supporting the people, stories, and community that make Taylor home. That’s why we’re putting the “Y” in Taylor.

08/27/2026

🚜 STOCK THE TRAILER
Haulin’ Hope for Ross Fire Relief 🌾
As many of you know, the massive Ross wildfire has exploded to over 83,000 acres across Palo Pinto and Jack County, forcing evacuations amid extreme heat and wind.

This massive fire is only about 12% contained, leaving countless farmers and ranchers without the feed and supplies they depend on.

Jack County is where I grew up and where my family and friends still call home.

In the words of my Momma “ if you have the means or ability to help someone, you do it simply because it’s the right thing to do. “

So here at Taylor Feed and Supply, we’re launching a Feed Drive to collect feed and other essential supplies for those impacted.

💪 Now through - Wednesday September 3rd, we’re asking our amazing community to come together and help us Stock the Trailers.

📍 Drop off or make donations at:
Taylor Feed & Supply
102 Talbot St.
Taylor, Texas
🕒 Tue–Fri 8am–6pm • Saturday 8–2pm
📞 512-365-9436

👉 Can’t donate supplies? Monetary donations are also welcome and will go directly to purchasing what’s most needed.
Feed and supplies will be taken by our convoy team.

Let’s haul hope—one bale, one bag, one blessing at a time. 💜
Because when Texas hurts, Texans help.
-GFeed

08/26/2026

"Y" do we love it in Downtown? Because of our fabulous businesses! Thank you Taylor Bike Company!

A little country-road ride, a giant TAYLOR sign, and two very cool bikes. 🚲

We stopped at Spark! Places of Innovation, the Smithsonian exhibit at the historic Heidenheimer Building, which tells stories about small towns accomplishing pretty remarkable things when people work toward a common goal — along with some Taylor history and seriously beautiful historic cars.

It felt especially fitting to roll up there by bike.

We spend so much time thinking about what Taylor has been, what it is now, and what it could become. Sometimes it’s nice to just ride through it, stop somewhere interesting, and remember how much history and possibility can exist in one little town.

Also: our bikes looked really good there. 😂