Cat Spring Is a Place?
Yes, very much so.
Cat Spring has been around longer than most maps care to remember. According to local legend, the town got its name in 1834, when a German settler killed a cougar near a natural spring in the Texas Hill Country. A dramatic beginning, perhaps—but a fitting one.
A Farming Town, From the Start
With strong German ties, Cat Spring became home to the first Agricultural Society in Texas. A place where settlers gathered to share farming knowledge, tools, and support as they built lives on new land. Those distinctive white, octagonal agricultural halls you’ll find scattered across Texas? Cat Spring helped set that tradition in motion.
Today, the Cat Spring Agricultural Hall still anchors the town. It hosts antique festivals, agricultural meetings, and celebrations—including our founder Abianne Falla's wedding. The building remains what it has always been: a place where people come together.
Speaking of our post office… isn’t it quaint?
Why It Matters to Us
Cat Spring isn’t just a dot on the map—it’s a place shaped by land, resilience, and shared effort. It’s where yaupon grows wild, where agriculture has always mattered, and where our work is rooted.
Some towns are built fast.
Others are grown slowly.
Cat Spring is the latter.
