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Due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus, some events have been postponed or canceled. Please make sure to check the event website, social media, or call ahead to confirm an event is still taking place if you are interested in attending.

Upcoming Events in Piney Woods

Winnsboro

Farmers Market

June 7-Aug. 30

Farmers Market Pavillion, 111 E. Carengie St.

Find fresh, local agricultural products at this farmers market, open on Saturdays and voted the third best farmers market in Texas according American Farmland Trust’s 2024 market shopper poll. Stroll through a vibrant, community-driven market and meet local farmers and savor the flavors of East Texas.

winnsborofarmersmarket.com

Kilgore

Texas Shakespeare Festival

June 26-July 27

Van Cliburn Auditorium, 1200 S. Henderson Blvd.

East Texas’ only professional theater company performs each summer in rep two Shakespeare plays, a non-Shakespearean classic, a musical, and a production for children. The main stage productions are produced in rotating repertory Thursday through Sunday, with an afternoon matinee and an evening performance each day. This summer’s list of plays include “Twelfth Night” and “Macbeth.”

texasshakespeare.com

Winnsboro

Adam and Chris Carroll in Concert

July 12

Winnsboro Center for the Arts, 200 Market St.

Adam and Chris Carroll are a husband and wife duo, both singer-songwriters, who met at a music festival in 2012 and have been touring together since their 2013 marriage, initially as co-headliners before developing into a popular act. ​

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

Kilgore

REEL East Texas Summer Film Intensive

July 14-18

Texan Theater, 201 S. Kilgore St.

The REEL East Texas Summer Film Intensive is a hands-on program where student filmmakers learn from industry professionals while creating their own short films. Through workshops, mentorship, and real-world experience, participants develop their storytelling and technical skills in the heart of East Texas.

reeleasttexas.com/summer-intensive

Huntsville

Texas Thimble Trail One Stop Shop Hop Vendor Market

July 18-19

Walker County Fair Grounds, 3925 SH 30

This two-day extravaganza is a must visit for quilting and sewing enthusiasts with a wide array of vendors showcasing the latest fabrics, patterns, and sewing supplies, plus live demonstrations and classes.

texasthimbletrail.com

Palestine

“Alice in Wonderland”

July 18-27

Texas Theatre, 213 W. Crawford St.

An adaptation for live theater of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” is sure to be an amazing experience for all theater enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

onthestage.tickets/palestine-community-theatre-inc

Wine in the Pines Train Ride

July 19

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

Enjoy an evening of wine tasting aboard the vintage rails of the Texas State Railroad. The train departs from the Palestine Depot and embarks on a 4-hour, round trip ride through the Piney Woods of East Texas to the Rusk Depot where you stop and have dinner under the stars.

texasstaterailroad.net/events/wine-in-the-pines

Jefferson

Caddo Fly Fishing Expo

July 19

Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.

At this celebration of the sport of fly fishing, visitors can see fly tying demonstrations and lessons, get casting instructions, learn kayak fishing tips, and shop for new gear.

northernlouisianaflyfishers.org

Civil War Symposium

Aug. 2

Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.

The event spends a whole day focused on various aspects of the Trans-Mississippi Civil War history, with presentations, expert speakers, exhibits, vendors, an auction, and lunch. There’s also a Friday night speakers reception.

jeffersonmuseum.org

Palestine

Fiesta Flyer Dinner Train

Aug. 9

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

Traverse the tracks to the Rusk Depot, where you are treated to a Mexican-themed dinner served on the beautiful grounds by the lake. During dinner, a mariachi band provides music for dancing.

texasstaterailroad.net/events/fiesta-flyer-dinner-train

Winnsboro

“Romeo and Juliet”

Aug. 15-24

Winnsboro Center For The Arts, 200 Market St.

Winnsboro Center for the Arts presents William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.” The play was adapted by Dr. John A. Price, the director of theatre, with a fresh new twist. Everyone will not only understand but enjoy this tragic tale of first love.

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

Gladewater

Elvis Tribute Concert

Aug. 16

Jackson’s Theatre, 108 E. Commerce Ave.

Jackson Foltyn is back again with his award-winning Elvis tribute show.

jacksonstheatre.com

Jefferson

UFOcon

Aug. 23

Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.

This UFO convention covers Texas-based UFO sightings, alien encounters, and UFO crash sites.

facebook.com.events.2025-texas-ufocon

Winnsboro

Texas Songwriters Showcase Concert

Aug. 30

Winnsboro Center For The Arts, 200 Market St.

Winnsboro Center For The Arts lets Texas songwriters take the stage and have their moment to shine in the spotlight.

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

Labor Day Car Show

Aug. 30

Winnsboro Train Depot, 100 E. Broadway

Cruise into historic downtown Winnsboro for a car show featuring automobiles, trucks, and motorcycles from the 1940s to today. Enjoy a day of nostalgia, food, shopping, and family fun as you admire beautifully restored vehicles.

winnsboro.com

Jefferson

Indoor Art Walk

Sept. 6

Downtown

As you stroll into the businesses of historic Jefferson, you have the opportunity to meet and mingle with some of the local artists and experience their diverse creativity. You may even take home a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

visitjeffersontexas.com

Wheels on the Bayou

Sept. 6

Downtown

The lineup showcases different classes of cars, trucks, jeeps, imports, rat rods, and corvettes.

visitjeffersontexas.com

Nacogdoches

Old Town Rig Down

Sept. 12-13

Downtown, 200 E. Main St.

The biggest and baddest rigs are on display. This family-friendly event features an exciting display of big rigs, show trucks, and custom semis, all polished to perfection, plus live music and food vendors.

visitnacogdoches.org/old-town-rig-down

San Augustine

Pro Rodeo

Sept. 12-13

San Augustine Expo and Fair Grounds, 1109 Oaklawn St.

The annual rodeo has a live band on Saturday night after the festivities, and lots of fun for kids along with tasty concession stand treats.

visitsanaugustinetx.org

Winnsboro

Charlie Stout and Kayla Ray in Concert

Sept. 13

Winnsboro Center For The Arts, 200 Market St.

From the mythical dark hollows of the Appalachian Mountains to the magnificent deserts of West Texas and beyond, Charlie Stout’s words, music, and images evoke contemplation of life and death. Ray’s sound is a unique and fearless take on the human condition.

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

Palestine

Dogwood Jamboree—Country Classics

Sept. 13

Palestine High School Auditorium, 1600 TX 256 Loop

The Dogwood Jamboree is a Branson-style country music show filled with family fun, laughter, and country music from some of the best artists anywhere.

onthestage.tickets/palestine-community-theatre-inc

Jefferson

Antique Tractor Show

Sept. 13

Downtown

This show features more than 100 years of rural American history with vehicles as well as stationary and working antique engines, antique farm machinery, and antique displays. Events include a swap meet, a parade, exhibits, a slow tractor race, and awards ceremony.

diamonddonempire.com

Diamond Don AHRMA Regional Motocross and Cross Country

Sept. 19-21

Diamond Don RV Park , 1602 SH 43 East

Motocross and cross country racing takes place with vintage, post vintage, and next-generation bikes.

diamonddonempire.com

Palestine

Piney Woods Evening Dinner Train

Sept. 19

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

Embark on an enchanting Piney Woods ride with dinner beneath the stars. Indulge in appetizers, a champagne or cider toast, dessert, and refreshments.

texasstaterailroad.net

Gladewater

Arts and Crafts Festival

Sept. 20-21

Broadway School Grounds, 200 Broadway Ave.

Artisians showcase their ceramics, dolls, paintings, needlework, jewelry, woodwork, wreaths, and holiday decorations.

gladewaterartsandcrafts.com

Palestine

Paint and Sip

Sept. 20

Home Grill Steak House, 223 W. Crawford St.

No need to be Picasso when you participate in the paint and sip class. You’re guided from start to finish in completing a beautiful painting to take home.

texas-paint-n-sip.square.site

Pints in the Pines

Sept. 20

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

Escape into the Piney Woods aboard a vintage train for a beer-tasting adventure. Sample local brews and enjoy appetizers, a catered dinner, and dessert.

texasstaterailroad.net

Crockett

Hispanic Heritage Day

Sept. 20

Davy Crockett Memorial Park, 600 Bradshaw St.

Get ready to experience a day full of culture, tradition, live music, kids activities, and lots of color. The fourth annual Hispanic Heritage Day, hosted at Davy Crockett Memorial Park, is a thoughtfully organized event lead by residents to showcase Hispanic food, history, and entertainment.

crockettareachamber.org

Winnsboro

Cowboy Tales Juried Art Exhibition

Sept. 24-Nov. 15

Winnsboro Center For The Arts, 200 Market St.

Cowboy Tales is a juried art exhibit held each year in conjunction with the Winnsboro Cowboy Music and Poetry Gathering. The exhibition exemplifies the theme of Western culture and imagery.

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

The Woodlands

Texas Fine Craft Show

Sept. 26-28

The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel, 1601 Lake Robbins Drive

This craft show welcomes art lovers to a curated, intimate environment that celebrates the art of fine craft. Fine artisans display their handcrafted works featuring fiber, wood, jewelry, glass, and ceramic items and techniques from around the world.

thewoodlandsartscouncil.org/p/texasfinecraftshow

Winnsboro

Cowboy Music and Poetry Gathering

Sept. 26-27

Winnsboro Center For The Arts, 200 Market St.

Each year, award winning artists and musicians participate in this celebration of Western and cowboy culture. There are six shows and 11 performers across two days, and there are also activities for the family, including a chili dinner and vendors, chuckwagon food, a reenactment village, baby farm animals, corn husk doll making, and face painting.

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

Woodville

Ghosts of Texas Past

Sept. 27

Heritage Village, 157 PR 6000

Listen to fascinating stories regarding legends and tales from Tyler County’s colorful history.

heritage-village.org

Mineola

Iron Horse Heritage Festival

Sept. 27

Downtown, 101 E. Broad St.

Celebrate Mineola’s railroad heritage with music, entertainment, a classic car show, weenie dog races, food vendors, artisan vendors, and contests for the whole family.

mineolachamber.org

Marshall

Texas Sounds International Country Music Awards Festival

Oct. 2-5

Memorial City Hall Performance Center, 110 E. Houston St.

Independent country music artists from around the world are nominated to perform and compete in this extended weekend festival. Eight to 10 acts perform, with a new lineup each night. Performers are judged by a panel, and awards are Sunday afternoon.

texassounds.org

Jefferson

City-Wide Rummage Sale

Oct. 2-4

Various locations

Homeowners all over town go through their closets and storerooms to bring out their old treasures to sell. Many local businesses participate as well. Maps are provided.

visitjeffersontexas.com

Nacogdoches

SFA Gardens Fall Plant Sale

Oct. 4

Pineywoods Native Plant Center, 2900 Raguet St.

SFA Gardens fall plant sale features a large selection of hard-to-find, Texas-tough plants, including Texas natives, perennials, shrubs, and trees. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early and bring a wagon to carry plants.

sfasu.edu/sfagardens

Palestine

Fall Harvest Lunch Train

Oct. 4, 18

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

The Fall Harvest Lunch Train takes you on a scenic 4-hour journey through East Texas with a catered lunch at the Rusk Rail Depot, complimentary appetizers, and a champagne/cider toast.

texasstaterailroad.net

Winnsboro

Autumn Trails

Oct. 4

Various locations

For almost 70 years, Winnsboro has hosted the Autumn Trails celebration in October, with different events planned for each weekend. The kickoff weekend features an antique tractor pull, a 5K run and .05K run, and the Little Miss and Miss Autumn Trails pageants.

winnsboroautumntrails.com

Kilgore

East Texas Pipe Organ Festival

Oct. 5-9

Various locations in Dallas and Kilgore

The East Texas Pipe Organ Festival celebrates the legacy of Roy Perry and the Aeolian-Skinner pipe organs through a week of inspiring performances by renowned organists. The festival showcases the rich sound and artistry of American classic organ building.

royperryfoundation.org

Jefferson

East Texas Burn Run

Oct. 10

Downtown

The weekend offers bikes, bands, and fun. Enjoy bike games, a live auction, live music, a bike show, and a raffle for a brand-new motorcycle. Proceeds go to the Percy R. Johnson Burn Foundation and Camp I’m Still Me.

easttexasburnrun.com

Kilgore

Oktoberfest

Oct. 11

The Texan Theater, 201 S. Kilgore St.

At this festive event, experience authentic German culture in East Texas with German food, live music by the Royal Klobasneks, drinks, and family-friendly activities.

visitkilgore.com/kilgore-oktoberfest

Winnsboro

Autumn Trails Youth Rodeo and Just Believe Western Playground

Oct. 11

Winnsboro Rodeo Arena; Jack Cross Pavillion, 937 Wheeler Drive; 915 Wheeler Drive

Part of the Autumn Trails celebration, spend the morning enjoying a youth rodeo, then head to Winnsboro City Park for an opportunity to examine several agricultural fields like cattle production, ferrier, and equine dentistry. Clinics include horsemanship, breakaway, and sorting. There are team challenges, ranch games, food science, and prizes.

facebook.com/winnsbororodeo

Woodville

Harvest Festival

Oct. 17-18

Heritage Village, 157 PR 6000

This East Texas folk life festival includes pioneer demonstrations, music (dulcimer, bluegrass, folk, gospel, and country), dancing, food, artisans, and The Big Thicket Outlaws shootout.

heritage-village.org

Dance Under the Stars

Oct. 17-18

Heritage Village, 157 PR 6000

Join along for a dance under the stars. Wear your cowboy boots to two-step and line dance the night away.

heritage-village.org

Palestine

“Bonnie and Clyde—The Musical”

Oct. 17-26

The Texas Theatre, 213 W. Crawford St.

“Bonnie and Clyde—The Musical” brings the electrifying story of America’s infamous outlaw duo to life at the historic Texas Theatre. Experience passion, crime, and drama in a thrilling stage production.

thetexastheater.com

Winnsboro

Autumn Trails Trail Riders Welcome Parade, Trail Ride, and Campout

Oct. 18

Downtown, City Park

The afternoon parade begins at the city water tower on East Broadway, travels 2.3 miles through historical downtown Winnsboro, and includes horses, mules, and wagons of all types. The next day, riders take a 16-mile trail ride through the countryside of the Piney Woods. Trail riders may camp out in tents or RVs in City Park. Camps may be set up Friday through Sunday at noon.

winnsboroautumntrails.com/autumn-trails-riders-welcome-parade

Montgomery

Voices From the Past

Oct. 18

Voices From the Past, 14364 Liberty St.

Take a graveside tour through two of Montgomery’s historic cemeteries. Actors in period dress stand near headstones of prominent persons’ graves as they relate the deads’ lives and accomplishments.

Kilgore

SAFFE Day

Oct. 18

Downtown , South Kilgore Street

The Kilgore Fire Department hosts the Special Abilities Family Fun Event Day. The day is designed for kids and adults with special needs and their families, allowing them to participate in fun, educational, and exciting activities that are free.

saffeday.com

Winnsboro

Autumn Trails 42 Tournament

Oct. 18

Winnsboro Civic Center, 915 Wheeler Drive

Play “the national game of Texas” at this fun domino tournament. Arrive early to participate. There is a $25 entry fee per player. Prizes are awarded.

winnsboroautumntrails.com/42tourney

Autumn Trails Mule Rodeo

Oct. 18

Winnsboro Rodeo Association Arena, 967 Wheeler Drive

At this family-friendly event, mules are the star attractions. See entertaining rodeo competitions like barrel racing, musical ring, and balloon pop.

winnsboroautumntrails.com/ranch-rodeo-barrel-race

Jefferson

Bigfoot Conference

Oct. 18

Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.

Established in 2001 as the original annual Bigfoot Conference in Texas by the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, the event offers expert speakers, physical evidence exhibits, presentations, special screenings, and vendors.

tbc2025.eventbrite.com

Taste of Jefferson

Oct. 19

Downtown

Exciting, reimagined, and expanded, this year’s event is a familiar opportunity to sample some of the wonderful food from participating restaurants. Tickets may be purchased the day of the event.

Grapeland

Salmon Lake Park Bluegrass Festival

Oct. 23-25

Salmon Lake Park, 247 Salmon Lake Road

Experience the sounds of bluegrass at the 49th annual Salmon Lake Park Bluegrass Festival. This tradition brings together renowned bluegrass bands, rising stars, and music enthusiasts for three days of unforgettable performances, jamming, and community.

slpbluegrass.com

Kilgore

East Texas Oilmen’s Chili Cookoff

Oct. 23

Downtown Kilgore (“World’s Richest Acre”), 100 N. Commerce St.

Dozens of oil field service and supply company teams, set up along over 3,000 feet, compete for the title of best chili in East Texas. Come out and try as much chili as you can handle and vote for your favorites.

facebook.com/etxchilicookoff

Winnsboro

Autumn Trails Trade Day and Swap Meet, Classic Car Parade, Baking Contest, and Other Events

Oct. 23-26

Various locations

The final weekend of the monthlong Autumn Trails celebration features a trade day and swap meet; an antique and classic car parade; an arts and crafts show; a cake and pie baking contest and sale; the Lone Star Pepper Palooza (hot pepper eating contest); a classic car show; a “Fashion Through the Eras” exhibition; a pet show; a barbecue; and a beard and mustache contest.

winnsboroautumntrails.com

Palestine

Herrington Memorial Rodeo

Oct. 24-25

Anderson County Youth Livestock Arena, 750 US 287 North

See bull riding, barrel racing, and roping competitions, plus performances from top country artists.

visitpalestine.com/events

Wine in the Pines

Oct. 24

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

Embark on the Wine in the Pines excursion, an adults-only train journey through the Piney Woods of East Texas. Sip on local wine samples and have dinner while on a moonlit ride under the stars.

texasstaterailroad.net

Nacogdoches

Tobaccodoches Cigar Festival

Oct. 25

Nacogdoches Cigar Co., 325 E. Main St.

At the fifth annual Tobaccodoches Cigar Festival, the aroma of fine cigars fills the air and good times await. Enjoy live music while savoring food and drinks.

visitnacogdoches.org/events

San Augustine

Sassafrass

Oct. 25

Downtown, Main Street

A family-friendly day includes vendors, food, arts and crafts, train rides for kids, and face painting. A sanctioned barbecue cookoff brings the heat, and a car show, photo contest, and pie-eating contest round out the day. Admission is free.

visitsanaugustinetx.org

Gladewater

FallFest

Oct. 25

Broadway School Playground, 200 Broadway Ave.

Gladewater’s first responders, the city of Gladewater, and the Gladewater Chamber work to provide a safe environment for youngsters to wear costumes, play various games, and enjoy bounce houses, free hotdogs, popcorn, cotton candy, and other treats.

Palestine

Hot Pepper Festival

Oct. 25

Downtown, 401 W. Main St.

More than 10,000 visitors come to this festival to enjoy spicy food, a chili cookoff, music, games, vendors, the annual parade, arts and crafts vendors, and food vendors.

palestinechamber.org

The Spooky Special

Oct. 25

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

Join Texas State Railroad for an adults-only Halloween costume party on the rails. Appetizers, a champagne/cider toast, a catered dinner, dessert, and dancing are included.

texasstaterailroad.net

Coldspring

Haunted Jail

Oct. 31-Nov. 2

San Jacinto County Jail Museum , 200 Commercial Ave.

See the 1887 historic jail turned into a haunted jail. There are movies, music, a food truck, and family-friendly scares.

Nacogdoches

Dia de los Muertos

Nov. 1

Downtown, 200 E. Main St.

This vibrant tradition brings the heart of the city to life with live music, dazzling dance performances, delicious food and drink, and a variety of local vendors.

visitnacogdoches.org/events

Jefferson

Fall History, Haunts, and Legends Paranormal Conference

Nov. 1

Jefferson Convention and Visitors Center, 305 E. Austin St.

Experience a day of special guest speakers, vendors, tours, and nighttime investigations at some of Jefferson’s historic sites and rumored haunted locations. This is a fun event for those who enjoy history, mystery, the unexplained, and things that go bump in the night.

facebook.com/historyhauntsandparanormalconference

Kilgore

REEL East Texas Film Festival

Nov. 6-9

The Texan Theater, 201 S. Kilgore St.

In mid-November, celebrate REEL East Texas’ slate of indie film projects with live screenings, filmmaker Q&As, and special events showcasing the city of Kilgore and its visiting film industry colleagues.

reeleasttexas.com

Winnsboro

Art and Wine Festival

Nov. 7-8

Winnsboro Center For The Arts, 200 Market St.

This popular, juried festival attracts talented artists from around the country. In addition to the variety of art, Texas wineries show off award-winning wines by providing tastings and bottles for sale. Specialty foods and other vendors attend, and live music provides entertainment.

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

Gladewater

Christmastyme in Gusherville

Nov. 8

Downtown , 100 E. Commerce St.

The Gladewater Antique District celebrates the Christmas season with the lighting of the Christmas tree, costumed carolers, and food trucks.

gladewaterchamber.org

Jefferson

Woofstock

Nov. 8

Downtown

At this family pet-friendly event, guests can find food trucks, artisan and craft vendors, activities for kids and pets, games and prizes, live entertainment, pet adoptions.

facebook.com/p/woofstock-event-100089144593721

Henderson

Heritage Syrup Festival

Nov. 8

Downtown and Depot Museum, 100 E. Main St. and 514 N. High St.

Enjoy a celebration of pure cane syrup, crafted with time-honored tradition in Henderson. One of the sweetest festivals in Texas features craft demonstrations, vendors selling a variety of merchandise, live music, food, children’s activities, and a car show.

visithendersontx.com

Jefferson

Diamond in the Rough Dual Sport Adventure Ride

Nov. 12-16

Diamond Don RV Park and Pavillion, 1602 SH 43 East

Travel the back roads of the Piney Woods at this dual sport adventure ride. The weekend includes a new rider orientation, self-organized rides, a meet-and-greet dinner, fireworks, and the walking Poker Run. Adventure, dual sport, and street-only riders are welcome.

diamonddonempire.com

Kilgore

A Very Derrick Christmas

Nov. 13

Downtown , South Kilgore Street

One of Kilgore’s seasonal favorites, this event includes the annual lighting of the derricks ceremony in downtown, kids activities, music, and other entertainment.

visitkilgore.com

Nacogdoches

NacoPalooza

Nov. 15

Downtown, 200 E. Main St.

Experience a high-energy evening of live local music, great drinks, and unforgettable vibes.

visitnacogdoches.org/events

Palestine

The Polar Express Train Ride

Nov. 15-Dec. 30

Texas State Railroad, 789 Park Road 70

Step aboard a vintage train for a magical holiday adventure. Sip on hot chocolate, enjoy cookies and festive storytelling, and journey to the North Pole, where Santa greets guests with the first gift of Christmas—a silver sleigh bell. Based on the children’s story, this train ride provides families with merry holiday memories.

texasstaterailroad.net/the-polar-express/

Nacogdoches

Holiday in the Pines

Nov. 20-22

Nacogdoches County Exposition and Civic Center, 3805 NW Stallings Drive

More than 100 specialty stores and shops from coast-to-coast gather for holiday shopping in a festive atmosphere.

visitnacogdoches.org

Gilmer

“Before the Manger—Beyond the Cross”

Nov. 22

Gilmer Civic Center, 1218 US 271 North

“Before the Manger—Beyond the Cross” is a powerful original drama that begins before creation and stretches to the return of Jesus Christ. Journey along to a realm where Jesus wrestled with the weight of His mission, the angels watched in awe, and the love of God for His children was set in motion.

zeffy.com/ticketing/before-the-manger-beyond-the-cross-a-christmas-story-of-salvation

Winnsboro

Red River Songwriters in Concert

Nov. 22

Winnsboro Center for the Arts, 200 Market St.

The Red River Songwriters are a group of Central Texas-based musicians who came together to create an annual festival in Red River, New Mexico. Comprised of songwriters you know and love, this group of friends reunites for this special performance to celebrate their love of songwriting and to promote their February festival that is now in its 14th year.

winnsborocenterforthearts.com

Hughes Springs

Holiday on First Street

Nov. 24

The Legacy, 122 E. First St.

Held the Monday before Thanksgiving every year, enjoy vendors, live music, food trucks, and a wine festival.

Nacogdoches

Wassail Fest

Nov. 29

Downtown , 200 E. Main St.

Sip festive holiday wassail as you explore downtown shops.

visitnacogdoches.org/events

Jefferson

Wassail Walk

Nov. 29

Various locations

Come stroll through eclectic boutiques and antique shops while sipping a compememtary cup of wassail or other holiday beverage in downtown Jefferson. Finish your holiday shopping or just lift your spirits.

visitjeffersontexas.com

Christmas Parade and “Enchanted Forest” Tree Lighting

Nov. 29

Downtown and Lions Park, 515 E. Jefferson St.

Come and be inspired as 100-plus beautifully decorated Christmas trees, sponsored by various businesses and individuals in Jefferson, are lit up to ring in the holidays. Enjoy Christmas carol singing, entertainment, and the grand finale lighting of the Christmas trees. Children can visit with Santa after he arrives in the parade atop the Fire Engine.

visitjeffersontexas.com

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