I was so impressed with the Edom Art House. I was led here by the ladies at Vintage Cork in Ben…read moreWheeler. It was a Sunday and I popped in not long before they closed. The man working there was so friendly and informative. He was proud of their offerings and welcomed me coming in close to closing. I was just passing through and didn't want to keep them, but this is definitely a place worth checking out. The whole town is super cute and caters to local artists and this place is really a surprise when you find yourself just meandering through East Texas.

Justin Brown is an amazing artist but that's just the foundation. He has a vision for sharing his…read morelove for art through his gallery and classes; multi options for novice and artists with existing abilities wishing to become better. Justin champion's other artist using his model of rotating exhibits. Always something sweet and new @EdomArtHouse

Went there with a good friend from out of state to see "Footloose". It was very enjoyable and every…read moreseat is a good seat. The actors were very good. If another play comes that I'm interested in, I would definitely go back!

Great people that do a great job…read more I went and saw "The Drunkard". This was my first visit and was welcomed with open arms. The volunteers and staff were very easy to talk with and very warm. It is a very different experience from the big theatre companies of Dallas, Houston, Vegas, Sacramento and such. It is a small house and all of the thespians are more than friendly. This is not a small time production company just because it is in a smaller venue. At the end of the show all of the cast and crew were easily accessible for autographs and general dialogue. Parking is a first come first serve and so is seating. In saying that, neither are an issue.

Boycott ---. I have written receipts from them stating I have completed all portions of my payments…read moreon a wedding. They are now stating there are additional charges and are SUEING ME!!! I am a veteran of the US armed forces and looking for any help finding a pro bono attorney or someone who could assist me! Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this place!!"

We didn't know anyone here when we moved here 4 years ago after 13 moves in 28 years of marriage…read moredue mainly to the Army deciding where we live. We did live an hour from Tyler for a few years before but wanted closer access to Tyler since we loved it so much. We chose Eagles Bluff as our forever home and are ecstatic to have found it! Also we have found so many transplants here from 'other' states as well who feel the way we do!! It's a lovely quiet neighborhood with friendly residents and staff, but also is an easy drive to Tyler for a good variety of shopping and eating at so many fabulous restaurants!! Plus there's an abundance of great doctors there as well. The golfers seem happy with that; I just enjoy watching them across the pond from our backyard. If you're looking for a nice place to live with interesting nice people & great amenities/activities you should arrange a visit and talk to anyone you meet here to ask whatever you'd like to know, I'm sure they'd be helpful!

Surprised our 7 year old daughter a horseback riding adventure! We loved it and created the best…read morecore memories. Staff was super accommodating, cordial and knowledgeable. They made us feel safe and comfortable the entire ride. Great for us and 3 kids. Highly recommend!

Loved it here. Great horses, guides and landscape. They have everything you could want for horse…read moreriding to lesson for adults and kids. Lizzy was our guide and we had so much fun with her.

We did a self guided painting this week. I have done a wine and canvas before where I am from. I…read morelike this concept vs the instructor lead class because we could choose a printed guide and follow it OR just do whatever you wanted. We were able to pump our own paint and choose the colors we wanted. I chose the dog because she looks like my dog and I followed the instructions and put my own little twist on it by referring to a photo of my dog. The woman in charge was very nice and helpful when needed. We had a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend them to others. Thank you!

Pinot's palette is a fun way to relax and test out your painting skills! You first book online an…read moreappointment for the date you want. Each day has a different painting that will be done, so you can choose a day with a painting you like! The experience is BYOB and you just bring yourself and everything else is supplied such as the canvas, brushes, and paint! There is a seating chart but they do place you next to your party to make the experience more enjoyable. There will be an instructor in each class that goes through each and every step to complete the painting. Although I'm not much of a painter, the instructor was very helpful in fixing anything I didn't like and answering any questions on steps I had missed. She made the experience very fun with her upbeat, funny personality. I also loved that she wasn't strict in what we were allowed to draw. We could add or omit any part of the painting we wanted! The only complaint I would have is that pricing. It is quite expensive ranging from $35-$45 usually.

We traveled from FL to visit this festival and were very impressed. The bands featured were good…read moreand there were plenty of people cosplaying Viking gods and dressing up in Viking garb in general. All of the food vendors were very good and the mead options were excellent. Everyone staffing the event was very friendly and welcoming. All of the vendors were great too. I do wish there were a few more events going on, I might have felt different if the Viking battles hadn't been cancelled for this day as we were really looking forward to that. It's definitely family friendly and educational if you are interested in learning about Norse culture. This is the first year of this event and it was a great start.

A beautiful place go all family fun If you're into Viking…read morefun and learning more about the culture you don't want to miss it

This is one of those places you have to go to so this doesn't get forgotten. It is very well put…read moretogether with integrity and respect for all those that were lost, the rescue efforts and the town itself. Each section is well documented with plentiful visuals too. The Audio tour is such an advantage for everyone. So while you read the placards and listen to the audio of each station really gives you a feel of what happened before, during and after this event. It is very clean, organized as well. Nice bathrooms and everyone is so nice. Don't be in a hurry when you go and make sure you walk a few steps to the monument. The only thng is it is not accessible for the Deaf/HH because the videos are not captions nor is there a written script of the audio tour.

Wonderful place to visit Learned a lot about the history of the explosion that killed hundreds of…read moreschool children.

Wonderful little winery owned by the sweetest retired couple…read more Tasty wines, especially if you like sweeter, fruitier wines. The tasting experience is also wonderful, with nice little fruit and cheese plates, and a small, intimate setting.

Lovely vineyard owned by lovely people. My friends and I had a great time doing the wine tasting…read morehere. They had lots of snacks laid out for us like sausage balls and cheese and crackers and grapes. It was very nicely done. All of us bought some of their wine. We were given a tour of the back room where they do their winemaking. There's a lovely lake beside the wine tasting room. My favorite was the Syrahndipity.