29th Annual Rock Art Rendezvous
2025-02-21 - 2025-02-23 | White Shaman Preserve, 42535 West US Highway 90, Comstock, TX, 78837, United States
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Journey deep into the Lower Pecos Canyonlands for the Witte’s 29th annual Rock Art Rendezvous. Enjoy a weekend of exploration, camping, stargazing and togetherness at the White Shaman Preserve and other area rock art sites.
This year, experience the region’s ancient and awe-inspiring murals through the eyes of Mary Virginia Carson, the artist who captured some of these powerful narratives during the Witte’s 1931 expeditions. Retrace Carson’s steps as you explore the artistry and significance of Lower Pecos rock art murals, guided by expert-led tours that connect you to the stories painted onto these canyon walls thousands of years ago.
Non-members: $200
Members: $175
Tickets include:

Primitive camping spot at the White Shaman Preserve – bring a tent or trailer (26′ max)
Guided tours of breathtaking rock art sites including White Shaman, Tinaja Canyon, Fate Bell Shelter, Presa Canyon, Seminole Canyon, Black Cave, Bonfire Shelter & Eagle Cave, Painted Shelter and Meyers Spring
Saturday evening BBQ dinner, raffle and musical performance by Carbonlily with her timeless vocals and unique renditions of songs we all know and love
Curator Conversations with Dr. Harry Shafer, Curator of Archeology and Dr. Thomas Adams, Chief Curator and VP of Research
Presentation on the life and work Mary Virginia Carson by Marise McDermott, Witte President Emeritus
Cowboy coffee and hot oatmeal breakfast on Saturday and Sunday mornings

Location: The Rock Art Rendezvous takes place at the Witte Museum’s White Shaman Preserve, 2 miles west of Seminole Canyon State Park, approximately 45 minutes west of Del Rio. Gates open at 11 a.m. on Friday, February 21, 2025. All visitors are to depart no later than 4 p.m. on Sunday, February 23, 2025.
For more details, including accommodations, tours, health & safety and cancellations, please click here.
