I bought three paintings from local artist Nancy Lemberger who owns and operates the Church Street…read moreArt Gallery in downtown Nacogdoches. She renovated a downtown Nac building and uses it as her studio. She is very friendly and you can stop by to check out her work. Nancy paints in the impressionistic style and the three paintings I bought were all oil on canvas. I have downloaded pictures of the paintings. Five stars for the artwork that is very pleasing to the eye and the effort/investment to make downtown Nac a better place. I'll check in with her soon to see what she is working on.......

Although it's a 4 Hour drive, it's well worth the visit! Buy a pint or 20!! I get a couple flats…read moreand we enjoy sharing one flat with plenty of fresh berries for our family and I freeze the second flat for year round fresh blueberry tasting goods! Get your fresh, plump and sweet locally-grown blueberries! This is a nice area to visit and we go in the day before and spend the night. It reminds me of my childhood and going to summer festivals 2-3 times a summer. Brookshire Brothers brings in sweet, Texas-grown berries and sets up n the 400 block on the east end of Main St. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. - or until they're gone! Pint - $2.50 Flat - $25.00 Sauce- $5.00 Pies - $12.00 Overview The 27th Annual Texas Blueberry Festival produced by the Nacogdoches County Chamber of Commerce is 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, June 11 in historic downtown Nacogdoches. The festival begins at 8 a.m., Saturday, with sweet blueberry entertainment, arts and craft vendors, tasty treats, shows and activities all will enjoy through the day. Look for more exciting blueberry-inspired fun in Nacogdoches after the festival closes at 4 p.m. What do you love most... Sausage on a Stick ~ Funnel Cake ~ Lemonade ~ Snow Cones ~ Barbecue ~ All kinds of goodies - Fried! Get all that and more blueberry-sweet stuff at the festival. Start the day with the best blueberry pancake breakfast - 8 a.m. until they are gone! Better hurry! Downtown on Pecan St. in between Hospital and Main St. - $6 a plate. Sponsor: Kiwanis Club Visit the Blueberry Hill Soda & Sweet Shoppe in the lobby of Regions Bank and the old-time soda fountain at Heart of Texas Gift Gallery. Smell the sweet aromas from all the food vendors that fill the festival. And don't forget downtown restaurants Olde Towne General Store, Shelley's Bakery and Cafe and The Liberty Bell for all-day yummies!!! Continue to check TexasBlueberryFestival.com for updates on all the fun!

One of the better fruit related festivals I've gone to. The festival is huge, lots of vendors and…read moreold shoppes to see. They have activities for kids, competitions for all ages and programs such as cooking presentation and film screenings. The main highlight was going to a farm and picking fresh blueberries. Me and my friend planned a whole itinerary for the day and you really can spend a whole day at nacagdoches! I managed to try a few restaurants in the area as well as get some chipotle sauce and blueberry cobler and blueberry lemonade! It was a 2.5 hr drive from Houston! We got there exactly at 8am and got great parking at the church and people were already lined up for blueberry pancakes!! Also shuttle tickets to farm got taken fast!!! At 9am we got a time slot to farm at 12:15pm. I suggest you get shuttle ticket first thing getting there. By 11am or even 10am tickets will no longer be available!! Volunteers were plenty!! They had a lot of free ice cold water bottles until the end of the day which I thought was an amazing priority to keep festive goers hydrated!! The sweet shoppe was a very Cute and relaxing little stand in the bank!! Expect to overeat and if you get extra time I recommend driving to the mize garden!! It's a nice little hike, could easily spend about 40 minutes there! Take some bug spray though!

Think the greens keeper is Carl Spackler. Hopefully just the time of year but half the greens had…read moreso many weeds, they were practically unplayable. Arguable it's worth the price.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Private Clubs…read more- Private Golf Courses - Golf Courses - Banquet Halls & Reception Facilities

Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden is located on the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. The…read moreactual location is in the corner of University Drive and Starr Avenue. The gardens were created in the 90's and encompasses more than 8 forested acres along Lana Creek. It features more than 7,000 evergreen and native azaleas (more than 500 named varieties), Japanese maples, camellias, and other unique plants. It is one of the most diverse azalea collections in the United States. The trail that leads through the garden is paved and about a mile in length. There are many benches along the trail inviting you to stop, sit down, and enjoy the trip. The day we visited was an unusually cold and wet day for early April. The severe storms that had rolled in over the last couple of days really did a number on the blooms. Even with that, it is a very beautiful and calm place to visit. It's hard to believe no one has written about this place before now. Will I return? Definitely when back in this part of the world.

While in the area, we wanted to come see this property. It's filled with historical buildings you…read morecan walk around and explore. There are houses, a train car and other small cabins. You can have a guided or self guided tour. We went out on our own. All in all we explored for about an hour. There are plenty of places to take photos of and even clean bathrooms. There is a small parking lot near the entrance.

a great place where people can see the patbeautiful old homes and much more…read more Great Village. brings the past to you

Kenzi is such a greater tour guide for the wine flights. Very tasty. Well priced…read more Recommend them highly.

Santa and Mrs Claus had a wonderful visit with the children before Christmas! Lots of visiting,…read morefun, wine, refreshments and family.