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G et fit in Halle 7 with Round To p's f i rs t gym. Take a yoga class, w o r k o u t , or book a session with p e r s o n a l t r a i n e r / f i t n e s s g u r u Z u z a n a Kastleman. Don't forget the tents by the main pavilion, where you'll find returning hip haunt Nashville Makers with custom millinery by A. Botts Willis (in the hat trailer) and an accomplished band of makers. Debuting in Round Top at a tented Halles space is Tesoros Trading Company out of Austin. The 34-year-old b ra n d d e f i n e d the Austin scene with its collectible global folk art and artisan-made crafts, always a must-stop on South Co n g r e s s u n t i l owners Jonathan Williams and Kisla Jimenez s h u t t e r e d l a s t summer to take a brick-and-mortar break. " We will be bringing mostly i n t e r n a t i o n a l a n t i q u e s a n d textiles from Latin America, Haiti, Vietnam, Morocco, Indonesia, Nepal, and India," says Williams, "all collected during 40 years as an importer of folk art. Plus new handmade products from our current wholesale line." (Tesoros sells wholesale to several hundred stores and museum shops in the U.S.) "I have always tried to find traditional folk art and handmade products that are not already represented in the U.S. market, especially the unique material culture of the different countries I have worked in. I have saved some of the best, and most unusual examples over the years and I hope to find new homes for these treasures in Round Top." Also making its tent debut is Houston-based purveyor whose name says it all. Bug in the Box unfurls natural-history insect taxidermy — perfect to jumpstart your own cabinet of curiosities. Cigar connoisseurs, take note: Guapo Cigars by Haril Walpole returns after a successful Winter Antiques & Design Show debut. Finally, The Halles provides an important amenity: Big shoppers will want to visit the on- site Distinguished Transport booth, to ship all their Round Top treasures. For the finale, bask in public art and cheeky performance as two Houston artists with impressive CVs bring wit and environmental awareness to Th e H a l l e s . Encounter public art by Dual in the fields, courtesy R e e ve s A r t + D e s i g n , i n c l u d i n g t he u n d e r g r o u n d s t r e e t a r t i s t 's l i v e p a i n t i n g p e r f o r m a n c e . C a t c h Contemporary A r t s M u s e u m H o u s t o n - e x h i b i t e d Thedra Cullar- L e d f o r d ' s action painting presented by Heidi Vaughan Fine Ar t in the Main Pavilion; Cullar - Ledford creates a countryside collection especially for The Halles (think chicken and haystack canvases). Throughout the run of show, visit The Halles' meaty Country Sunshine food truck, including its signature burger. Country Sunshine also mans The Halles bar, pouring craft cocktails, beer, and wine. Morning to midday, recharge with ParaVida Wellness' coffees and healthy fare, focused on mindful eating. (Continued from 76) HALLE 7 Tesoros Trading Company's Kisla Jimenez & Jonathan Williams Kate Swail, Lele Sadoughi Country Sunshine's Danny & Cullen Holle Linda Plant, Jasmine Roth Melissa Roberts Lauren Wills Grover Nicole Gunter Thedra Cullar-Ledford (Continued) 78