The AgriCultural Museum & Arts Center preserves the farming heritage of the Texas Hill Country through a collection of antique machinery and pioneer structures.
Founded in 1986 as a non-profit to preserve local history, the organization was originally known as The Agricultural Heritage Center. In 2018, it was renamed to The AgriCultural Museum & Arts Center to reflect an expanded focus that includes both fine arts and regional heritage. The facility maintains a collection of antique farm equipment and tractors dating back over the last century.
The AgriCultural Museum & Arts Center features antique farm equipment, tractors, and several historical structures. Visitors can explore a pioneer house, a wagon house, a woodworking shop, and a blacksmith shop on a self-guided tour.
The AgriCultural Museum & Arts Center is located at 102 City Park Road in Boerne, Texas.
The current museum homepage does not publish a regular admission price, so check ahead for museum entry. Its second- and fourth-Saturday Bluegrass Jams are explicitly listed as free to the public.