Welcome to Main Street Georgetown

Step into a piece of history and one of Texas' "Best Historic Town Squares," where the Williamson County Courthouse serves as the centerpiece to the finest collection of late Victorian commercial architecture in the state. Georgetown has worked diligently as a Texas Main Street City since 1982 to restore, rehabilitate and revitalize its charming downtown square.

As a result, Georgetown was the first city in Texas to be named a Great American Main Street City in 1997, the highest honor bestowed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Today, three National Register Districts host more than 180 historic businesses and homes, and the Town Square Historic District is a singular point of Lone Star State pride.

Don’t miss the opportunity to shop or sell gently used items at this new  event to be held twice annually in the spring and the fall. The sale will be held on Saturday, March 29th from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. in downtown Georgetown. Booth space is available for a $30 rental fee.

To be a vendor, please complete the application (linked to below).

Sponsored by the Georgetown Main Street Program, this event is designed to keep reusable items out of the landfill. In addition, proceeds will support facade and sign grants for Georgetown’s historic buildings.

As one of Texas’s first Main Street cities, Georgetown began revitalizing its historic square in 1982. The Georgetown Main Street Program is committed to ensuring a vital downtown.