Salado,Texas

Unique happens here with lots of western Bling.Yellow Sapphires, Green Amethyst, Citrine, Rubies, Blue Sapphires, Amethyst, 

Aquamarine's & more.

Boot Season is always big in Salado so reserve your boot strap today and bling it out to your liking with many snaps to choose from.

106 N. Main Salado, TX

254-855-5538

https://salado-creek-jewelers-by-kiki-creations.business.site/ 

Founded in 1985 by Susan Marie Richardson

Susan Marie’s of Salado has been a fashion icon in Central Texas, for decades, serving clients with a one-on-one shopping experience.

You’ll find high-quality apparel with special emphasis on buying Made in USA 

and even made in Texas.

171 South Main Street, Salado, Texas 

254-947-5239   Mon-Sat, 10-6   Sun, 12-4

https://susanmariesofsalado.com/

There's something for everyone at Chupacabra Craft Beer & Salado Lone Star Winery. We have 60 Texas craft beers on tap & over 400 wines from around the world. ​Bring your friends, family, & pets to Chupacabra and enjoy daily deals, fun weekly events, & live music Fri.- Sat. ​Explore Main Street Salado, & stop into Chupacabra to enjoy a nice cold beer or relax with a glass of wine!  Follow us on social media to keep up with all things happening at Chupacabra Craft Beer!   

401 S Main St Salado, Texas 

(254) 308-2220  (254) 308-2019    

Mon., - Tues. 12pm - 10pm

Wed.,Thur., Fri. 12pm - 12 am

Sat. 10am - 1am  Sun. 10am - 10pm

https://www.chupacabratx.com

 The  Salado Historical Society is dedicated to researching and preserving  the history of the area and of the families that helped build this  community. Their mission is “To locate, educate, and preserve the  history and the historical integrity of the Village of Salado.”   

Salado Historical Society

 The Salado Museum and College Park was established to preserve and  promote the pioneer history of Salado and the diverse nationalities that settled this area. One of the earliest  group of settlers in the Salado area was the Robertson Colony established here in 1825.

Salado Museum

 Located on the north side of Salado at 113 Salado Plaza Drive, the Salado Sculpture Garden is free and open to the public daily from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.  

 The Village of Salado Community Park is a beautiful setting for family reunions, picnics, wedding celebration or any gathering. Covered pavilion with power available. Visit the Village web site at villageofsalado.org.

Public restrooms open from dusk till dawn.

 The legend of Sirena, a native American Indian mermaid, was beautifully expressed in 1985 by local artist Troy Kelley in a life-size bronze mermaid statue and mounted on a rock ledge in  Salado's Pace Memorial Park at the source of a spring.  The statue was  moved into a little garden about 2015 to better preserve and protect  it from the frequent flooding of Salado Creek.  

 Salado Creek is a short stream of less than 20 miles. The creek is dotted with clear cold springs many of which are located in the Village itself.  

The creek offers swimming, wading, a bit of fishing. The downtown springs are perfect for a swim or a picnic on a hot day.