Places To Go

Discover the enchanting charm of Athens, just 1.25 hours from Dallas, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking a blend of history, culture, and outdoor adventure. Renowned as the “Home of the Hamburger,” Athens tantalizes your taste buds with mouthwatering local cuisine. Embrace the great outdoors at Lake Athens, an oasis for fishing and boating, surrounded by stunning scenery and visit the remodeled Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center.

Nature lovers can explore the lush landscapes of the Athens Arboretum, while families enjoy activities at the Cain Center YMCA, featuring fitness facilities and sports courts. Trinity Valley Community College (TVCC) boasts winning athletic programs and a vibrant, high-energy atmosphere.

Don’t miss the Texan, a hub for live entertainment, or the Henderson County Fairpark, which hosts a variety of events throughout the year. With warm hospitality, Athens invites you to escape the ordinary and create unforgettable memories.

VISIT ATHENS

508 E. Tyler Street | Athens, TX 75751
903-677-7483 | VisitAthensTexas.com

Atlanta sits in the heart of the Texas Pineywoods, offering a friendly small town atmosphere and easy access to outdoor adventure. Founded in 1872, the town’s railroad roots
can still be seen in the Atlanta Visitor Center & Museum and historic sites across Cass County. Stroll the brick sidewalks, explore local shops, and enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants that give Atlanta its welcoming feel.

If you are here to enjoy the outdoors, Atlanta makes a great home base for exploring the region. Three state parks are within a 35 minute drive, making it easy to spend your day hiking, fishing, paddling, or relaxing by the water. Wright Patman Lake and Atlanta State Park draw visitors year round, while O’Farrell Country Vineyards offers a quiet afternoon with award winning wines and peaceful views.

Throughout the year, Atlanta hosts community events, markets, festivals, and holiday celebrations that bring locals and visitors together. Whether you are here for the parks, the history, or the laid back pace, Atlanta gives you plenty of reasons to stay and explore!

ATLANTA TOURISM

101 N East Street | Atlanta, TX
903-650-2582 | experienceatlantatx.com

Explore Bonham! Located just 60 miles north of the DFW Metroplex, this quaint city is the perfect escape for history buffs, shoppers, and outdoor lovers. Settled in 1836, Bonham is rich in heritage, featuring notable figures such as statesman Sam Rayburn and jazz guitarist Charlie Christian. Explore the Sam Rayburn House and Library, the Texas and Pacific Depot, and the Fannin County Museum of History, or experience pioneer life at Fort Inglish Village.

The beautifully restored courthouse anchors our nostalgic downtown square, surrounded by shopping, restaurants, and the Neighbors Place Winery. Don’t miss the Creative Arts Center for locally crafted treasures. Embrace the natural beauty where the pecan trees meet the Bois d’Arc! Visit Bonham State Park and Lake Bonham Park for hiking, fishing, canoeing, and boating. Adventure continues with the North Texas Safari Park and the longest barn quilt trail in Texas. With convenient hotels, B&Bs, and great dining, Bonham truly has it all!

BONHAM VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER

327 N. Main St. | Bonham, TX 75418
903-583-9830 | CityOfBonham.org

Just an hour east of Dallas, Canton is a place people return to again and again, drawn by its mix of signature Texas experiences, welcoming downtown, and year-round events. At
the heart of it all is First Monday Trade Days, the world’s largest flea market and a tradition more than 150 years in the making. Every month, hundreds of thousands of visitors stroll the market in search of antiques, handmade goods, boutiques, décor, and the kind of unexpected finds you can only discover in Canton. When you’re not exploring the market, take time to unwind in Historic Downtown Canton, where local shops, cafés, murals and art parlors create a relaxed and inviting place to experience East Texas hospitality. Year round events keep the district lively throughout the year. Canton’s event lineup continues to grow with favorites like the East Texas Fiber Fest, Autumn Festival, tractor and car shows, plus a steadily expanding roster of concerts and special events at the Canton Civic Center. Families can also enjoy outdoor escapes across the area, from fishing at Mill Creek Reservoir, to exploring nearby state parks such as Lake Tawakoni and Purtis Creek, ideal for hiking, paddling, or unwinding between shopping days. Whether you’re here for First Monday, a weekend getaway, or a festival that catches your eye, Canton offers a blend of tradition and new experiences that make every visit memorable. Plan your trip at VisitCantonTX.com.

CANTON VISITORS BUREAU
& FIRST MONDAY TRADE DAYS

32290 E. Tyler St. | Canton, TX
903-567-1849 | VisitCantonTX.com

CLARKSVILLE and Red River County are older than the State of Texas. Red River County once encompassed all or part of 39 different counties in Northeast Texas. James Clark founded Clarksville in 1833. Red River County was established in 1837 and in 1838, Clarksville became the county seat. Sam Houston, Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie all entered Texas through Red River County, thus our claim as the “Gateway To Texas.”

Our recently restored historic Red River County Courthouse was built in 1884-1885, with records dating back to the days of the Republic of Texas. The First Presbyterian Church in Clarksville, formed in 1833, is the oldest Protestant congregation in Texas. Clarksville is a Texas Main Street City and a Preserve America Community. Our historic
community beckons you to visit our antique stores, retail shops and restaurants. Visit the Texas Historic Cemetery where William Becknell, “The Father of the Santa Fe Tail” is buried. Tour the home of Charles DeMorse, known as “The Father of Texas Journalism”, Miss Belle’s House, the Old Jail Museum, the Lennox House, the First Presbyterian Church and the Clarksville Cemetery with the first burial dating back to 1838.

Come visit us soon. You’ll like our hospitality. We guarantee it!

THE HISTORIC RED RIVER COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

101 N. Locust | Clarksville, TX 75426 | 903-427-2645
redrivercc@yahoo.com | www.redrivercoc.com

GLADEWATER – Enjoy the nostalgia of the Antique Capital of East Texas by revisiting a bit of the past while browsing through the quaint old buildings. Once a bustling boomtown
of the 30’s, Gladewater is the perfect place to get away for the weekend for those who seek a slower pace from the hustle and bustle of big city life. Enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of restaurants, shopping, year round Christmas Store, Jackson’s Theater, with live productions throughout the year and walking trails at Everett Park and Bumblebee Park. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy playing on the Tempest Golf Course and having lunch at the Neptune Bar & Grill.

For the RVers, Gladewater has four RV parks to choose from: Antique Capital RV Park, Shallow Creek RV Park, Starrville RV Resort and Stillwater RV Resort. The traveler can
enjoy fishing, boating, water skiing, pickleball courts, swimming or picnicking at Lake Gladewater; tour the Gladewater Museum, see Mrs. Lee’s Daffodil Garden during blooming season, and for the not faint of heart skydive at the only skydiving facility in East Texas located at Gladewater Municipal Airport.

Gladewater can now host your Baseball/Softball tournaments with their 7 Field Complex. Local events include: East Texas Gusher Days, PRCA Rodeo, Arts & Crafts Festival, and “Christmas Tyme in Gusherville” activities. Community participation is with partners of the Gladewater Chamber of Commerce & Gladewater Economic Development Corporation.

GLADEWATER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

215 N. Main | Gladewater, TX 75647 | 903-845-5501
info@gladewaterchamber.org | GladewaterChamber.org

Greenville – A charming and welcoming destination that perfectly blends small-town heart with big-city possibilities, located in Hunt County. Steeped in history, the city was founded in 1846 and grew rapidly as the “Cotton Capital of the World,” a heritage you can explore at the Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum, which also features exhibits on WWII’s most highly decorated war hero and the town’s surprising 1949 victory over the New York Yankees. The downtown area invites exploration with its preserved architecture and public art, hosting cultural highlights like the Hunt County Festival of the Arts in May and the Lee Street Jamboree in September. Concerts and theatrical performances at the historic Greenville Municipal Auditorium further enrich the arts scene. When it comes to dining, visitors can indulge in local favorites, regional eateries, or national chains. Don’t miss sophisticated sips, tours, and Music Bingo at Landon Winery or Live Happy Lane Winery. For outdoor enthusiasts, the area is a dream, offering excellent fishing at nearby Lake Tawakoni and Lake Fork, local golf courses, and a scenic ride during the annual Cotton Patch Challenge cycling event. Families can find entertainment at Shenaniganz and Splash Kingdom (seasonally), while collectors gather for the North Texas Antique Fishing Lure and Tackle Show every August. As the year winds down, Greenville transforms into a festive holiday spot, complete with hayrides at Kadee Tree Farm and horse-drawn wagon rides along beautifully decorated Park Street. With diverse accommodations ranging from hotels to charming Airbnb lofts like the Lofts on Lee, and easy access via its local airport, Greenville promises a warm welcome and an unforgettable adventure for any visitor.

GREENVILLE CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU

2821 Washington St | PO Box 1049 | Greenville, TX 75403
903-450-1491 | cvb@greenvilletx.gov | TravelGreenvilleTX.com

HENDERSON
Welcome to Henderson, Texas, a quaint town full of southern hospitality and charm. Henderson, a Texas Main Street City, a National Main Street City and a GO TEXAN Certified Retirement Community, is named after the first governor of the state, James Pinckney Henderson. Our National Register Historic District is one of the most picturesque downtowns in the East Texas area. Colorful canvas awnings highlight the historic buildings and offer shade to shoppers browsing the upscale eclectic shops, antique stores, and eateries.

Officially designated as the Syrup Capital of Texas in 2025, Henderson is home of the Heritage Syrup Festival (the Sweetest Festival in Texas) the second Saturday of November. Each year, the tradition of ribbon cane syrup making is commemorated and celebrated. Folk artists demonstrate lost homesteading skills as lace makers, basket makers, wood carvers, weavers, spinners, pottery makers, and many more create their works of art at the only folklife festival in northeast Texas. Hayride shuttles provide rustic transportation between the Depot Museum and the Downtown Heritage Square where more than 300 arts & crafts, retail, and food vendors, musical entertainment, antique and classic car exhibits, cloggers, square dancers, children’s activities, pony rides, and a petting zoo will keep you entertained.

Walk through history year-round in Henderson with visits to the Howard Dickinson House and the Depot Museum (home to the only outhouse in the state with a Texas Historical marker) or indulge in one of the fine productions of Henderson Civic Theatre in the restored Opera House downtown. The Rusk County Expo Center hosts weekly events including team penning, barrel racing, cutting horse competitions, cattle sales, goat shows, rodeos, tractor events and much more. Do not miss the 2026 Rusk County PRCA Rodeo Oct 9-10.

Visit the tourism website at www.visithendersontx.com or the City of Henderson website at www.hendersontx.us. JEFFERSON History, It’s Still Made Here. Hosting Getaways Since the 1830’s!!! Imagine a historic town, hidden in the East Texas Piney Woods. A town with fine dining, award-winning inns, historic downtown shops & boutiques, and museums filled with history. Surrounded by two lakes that can be explored by kayak, canoe, or guided tours. Take a trolley tour of historic neighborhoods & tour beautiful antebellum homes. History is synonymous with Jefferson as one of the oldest towns in Texas, with four museums and a Carnegie Library. Learn about some of Jefferson’s history on the historic ghost walk tour. You won’t be disappointed. Enjoy the charm of this picturesque town with excellent entertainment for events yearround. Jefferson offers hours of exploring and fascinating stories, some ghostly! For more information go to VisitJeffersonTexas.com or call 903-665-3733.

CITY OF HENDERSON TOURISM DEPARTMENT

1500 Lake Forest Parkway | Henderson, TX 75652
866-650-5529 | tourism@hendersontx.us | VisitHendersonTX.com

History, It’s Still Made Here. Hosting Getaways Since the 1830’s!!!

Imagine a historic town, hidden in the East Texas Piney Woods. A town with fine dining, award-winning inns, historic downtown shops & boutiques, and museums filled with history.

Surrounded by two lakes that can be explored by kayak, canoe, or guided tours. Take a trolley tour of historic neighborhoods & tour beautiful antebellum homes.

History is synonymous with Jefferson as one of the oldest towns in Texas, with four museums and a Carnegie Library. Learn about some of Jefferson’s history on the historic
ghost walk tour. You won’t be disappointed.

Enjoy the charm of this picturesque town with excellent entertainment for events year round. Jefferson offers hours of exploring and fascinating stories, some ghostly!
For more information go to VisitJeffersonTexas.com or call 903-665-3733.

CITY OF JEFFERSON CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU

305 E. Austin St. | Jefferson, TX 75657
903-665-3733 | tourism@cityhallofjefferson.com
www.VisitJeffersonTexas.com

Welcome to the City of Stars! Kilgore invites you to experience a destination rich in history, culture, and authentic Texas charm. This is where the Great East Texas Oil Boom began at the World’s Richest Acre, where the world-famous Kilgore College Rangerettes forever changed halftime entertainment, and where the Texas Shakespeare Festival brings the stage to life each summer.

Just 120 miles from Dallas and 70 miles from Shreveport, Kilgore offers the perfect getaway. From towering oil derrick replicas crowned with
shining stars to a historic downtown filled with performing arts, local cuisine, iconic landmarks, and striking Art Deco architecture, Kilgore is ready to welcome you. Plan your trip and discover the City of Stars.

KILGORE

815 N Kilgore St. | Kilgore, TX 75662
903-218-6896 | VisitKilgore.com

Looking for entertainment? Then make your way to Lindale, the Entertainment Capital of East Texas!

Founded in 1871, Lindale is one of the fastest growing communities in East Texas. Long known as the Blackberry Capital of the World, Lindale welcomes folks with its’ sweet, small-town charm and lively musical atmosphere.

Most notably, Lindale is the Hometown of Country Music Superstar, Miranda Lambert. Visitors come from around the world to experience the downhome, country feel that is Miranda. But Lindale’s musicality doesn’t stop there. The city has also been named an Official Texas Music Friendly Community by the Governor’s Office for its dedication to Texas music and musicians.

Lindale now welcomes 50,000 global visitors to Miranda’s Pink Pistol Boutique. The city also hosts out-of-towners for festivals such as the Piney Woods Wine Festival and the annual Christmas in Lindale Celebration.

Lindale’s history is also on full display year-round. From the city’s Old Mill Pond Museum to the iconic Lindale Candy Company, visitors can literally taste and see the sweetness of a simpler time.

With comfy hotels, one-of-a-kind shopping experiences, and true Texas cuisine, Lindale is the perfect place for a getaway no matter what time of year.

Visit Lindale and let us entertain you!

VISIT LINDALE

55 Miranda Lambert Way, Suite 3 | Lindale, TX 75771
903-881-5103 | VisitLindale.com

Start your visit at the Visit Longview Marketplace on Tyler Street in Down-town. It’s stocked with local apparel, souvenirs, and gifts and it sits just steps from Silver Grizzly Espresso and Oil Horse Brewing Co. It’s an easy place to begin exploring.

Longview’s arts scene is a major highlight. In the Cultural Arts District you’ll find Pelaia Plaza, the J.T. Smith Sculpture Garden, the Longview Museum of Fine Arts, and the Gregg

County Historical Museum. Nearby, Thousand Cranes Gallery adds to the city’s creative landscape with curated works from regional and international artists, making it a strong stop for collectors or anyone who appreciates art. Families can also explore Longview World of Wonders, a hands-on children’s museum with interactive learning and play experiences.

With more than 100 dining options, Longview covers everything from local favorites to popular chains. Ki Mexico stands out with fresh ingredients and a unique take on authentic Mexican cuisine. Shopping is just as varied, with specialty boutiques and major retailers across town.

The event calendar stays full throughout the year with the Great Texas Balloon Race, performances at the Belcher Center, Downtown Live in the spring and fall, and the 4th of July Fireworks and Freedom Celebration.

Whether you are here for a day, a weekend, or just passing through, Longview offers plenty to experience through art, dining, shopping, and East Texas charm.

VISIT LONGVIEW

109 W. Tyler | Longview, TX 75601
903-753-3281 | VisitLongviewTexas.com

Let’s Make Some Plans in Lufkin

We’ve got a lot going on in Lufkin. You can catch a concert at The Pines Theater, grab lunch at a local spot downtown, take the kids to the zoo, or just spend a relaxing day exploring our trails and parks.

There’s always something to do here. From art shows and festi-vals to holiday events and live music, Lufkin makes it easy to have a great time without going far.

Want to know what’s happening each week? Follow us, plan a visit, and come see what makes Lufkin a little different-in the best way.

And don’t forget Visit Lufkin.

VISIT LUFKIN

601 N 2nd Street | Lufkin, TX 75901 936-633-0359 | VisitLufkin.com

The charming National Register Historic Downtown offers unique antique, craft, gift, clothing shops, fine dining restaurants, coffee shops, bed and breakfast inns, museums and a restored Depot.

The Mineola Nature Preserve on the Sabine River is open to the public 7 days a week with 20 miles of equestrian and bike trails. Open 7:30 am – sunset. While you are in Mine-ola, tour the Mineola Historical Museum. Exhibits full of historical memorabilia documenting the town of Mineola.

This National Main Street City is home to the Select Theater, the oldest continuous operating theater in Texas which offers movies, live productions and concerts. Basketball, golf, fishing, tennis, Civic Center RV pads, Amtrak passenger trains and airports are here for you in Mineola.

“Sidetrack in Mineola, TX.”

CITY OF MINEOLA TOURISM

300 Greenville Hwy. | Mineola, TX 75773 903-569-6183 | 1-800-646-3652

Mineola.com

Named one of the “100 Best Small Towns in America”, Mount Pleasant is located just two hours east of Dallas on I-30 and offers a little bit of everything that this great state is known for.

Experience the charm of our historic downtown Main Street district and the abundance of boutiques and specialty gift shops. Dine at locally owned restaurants offering Texas BBQ, authentic Mexican cuisine, Thai curry dishes or the very best Chorizo Burger you’ll ever eat.

Known to some as the Sweetest Town in Texas, Mount Pleasant is home to Sweet Shop USA, Laura’s Cheesecake, Pearl’s Kitchen and Heav’nly Foods – creators of some of the most delicious goodies you can find anywhere in the country. In fact, sweets are shipped from Mount Pleasant to cities all over the United States.

Outdoor lovers will enjoy the opportunity to kick back and enjoy the natural beauty of the area with more than 17,000 acres of trophy fishing, swimming and skiing on Lakes Bob Sandlin, Monticello and Welsh. Discover the nesting grounds of a wide variety of birds, and enjoy fantastic scenery on hikes through Bob Sandlin State Park.

A weekend in Mount Pleasant is the perfect way to relax, unwind and soak up the beauty of northeast Texas. Life is sweeter here.

MOUNT PLEASANT – TITUS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

303 W. 1st Street | Mount Pleasant, TX 75455 903-572-8567 | info@mtpleasanttx.com MtPleasantTX.com

Nacogdoches brings together rich history and stunning natural beauty in every sea-son. Stroll the iconic brick streets, explore centuries-old landmarks, and experience the genuine Nacogdoches hospitality that makes this community so memorable. Outdoors, miles of scenic trails and vibrant landscapes offer endless opportunities to relax, explore, and enjoy the fresh air. At Stephen F. Austin State University, the gardens burst with color throughout the year, one of the many reasons Nacogdoches holds its garden title with pride. Fresh, local finds fill the farmer’s market each week, while downtown welcomes visitors with unique boutiques, cozy cafés, and favorite local restaurants. For those looking to unwind, Nacogdoches offers plenty of ways to savor the evening. Enjoy live music at local venues or sample handcrafted drinks at one of our breweries, wine bars, or tasting rooms. Whether you’re seeking nature, history, or simple moments of connection, Nacogdoches is the perfect place to make lasting memories. Learn more at www.visitnacogdoches.org

VISIT NACOGDOCHES

200 East Main Street | Nacogdoches, TX 75961 936-564-7351 or 888-564-7351

Info@VisitNacogdoches.org | VisitNacogdoches.org

Palestine, Texas: A Four-Season Escape with Small-Town Soul

Tucked beneath the tall pines of East Texas, Pales-tine feels like the kind of place travelers rediscover rather than stumble upon. Just 2 hours from Dallas and 2.5 hours from Houston, this charming town invites you to slow down, take the scenic route, and let its season-al celebrations shape the experience.

Spring arrives like a watercolor. The Dogwood Trails Festival transforms Davey Dogwood Park into a swirl of soft blooms, while historic downtown fills with art, music, and open-air events. Summer offers its own easygoing rhythm with museum visits, outdoor trails, and classic excursions aboard the Texas State Railroad, where families can ride vintage coaches through the countryside.

Fall leans into flavor and festivity. The beloved Hot Pepper Festival brings food, entertainment, and local artisans to the heart of town. Cooler weather also invites exploration of Palestine’s historic architecture, antique shops, and family-owned eateries tucked into century-old buildings.

Winter, though, is where Palestine shines brightest. Recently named one of the Top Small Town Christmases Worth the Drive by Texas Monthly, the city transforms into a holiday destination complete with the iconic Polar Express™ Train Ride, carriage rides, twinkling lights, and the Christmas Parade of Lights. After the holidays, the excitement in Palestine continues with the immersive Faire of Champions, vibrant Mardi Gras celebrations, and a standout production at the historic Texas Theatre.

Whether you’re here for festivals, food, rail adventures, or the pleasure of discovering a place that still feels authentic, Palestine welcomes you with open arms. Start planning your trip at VisitPalestine.com or call 800-659-3484.

Your getaway is closer than you think.

VISIT PALESTINE

825 W. Spring Street | Palestine, TX 75801 903-723-3014 | VisitPalestine.com

The 2nd Largest Paris in the World is located 110 miles northeast of the Dallas/Ft Worth Metroplex, making an ideal day or weekend getaway! Historic Downtown includes an Art Gallery, Antique Shops, Local Restaurants, Boutiques, Specialty Shops, and a Community Theater with six performances through-out the year. Our Beautiful Culbertson Fountain and Plaza is surrounded by trees that light up in the evenings to give a “magical glow” over Downtown! Visit our famous “Texanized Eiffel Tower” complete with a Red Cowboy hat, all lights up at night! The Red River Valley Veterans Memorial representing five Counties is located at our Love Civic Center com-plex at 2025 S. Collegiate Drive! Bring your Bicycle, and enjoy the ride on our Pump Track Paris right next to the Trail de Paris Entrance also located next to Love.

Love Civic Center is a great place to have your next meeting, convention or family gathering.

Spend the night in Paris! Several Lodging Partners to choose from!

PARIS…Where Texans Reach Higher

PARIS VISITORS AND CONVENTION COUNCIL

8 West Plaza Paris, TX 75460

The Red River Valley Tourism Association promotes tourism across North Texas and Southern Oklahoma, showcasing the unique landscapes, attractions, and communities that make this region worth exploring. Founded in 1992, the association is the only organization of its kind that highlights travel opportunities in two states, connecting visitors with historic sites, outdoor adventures, small-town charm, and one-of-a-kind experiences along the Red River. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a scenic road trip, the Red River Valley Tourism As-sociation is your trusted resource for discovering all this vibrant region has to offer. Visit redrivervalley.info to start planning your journey.

RED RIVER VALLEY TOURISM

1522 E. Hwy 82 | Nocona, TX 76255 Director@redrivervalley.info RedRiverValley.info

SULPHUR SPRINGS — nestled amid beautiful rolling farmland just 85 miles from the heart of Dallas — offers a peaceful getaway far from the rush of big-city life. Whether you’re looking for family fun, a bit of history, outdoor adventure, unique shopping, or simply a quiet escape from everyday stress, you’re going to love this place!

Our beautifully restored Courthouse and newly redesigned downtown plaza sit at the center of it all, framed by the stunning Veterans Memorial, charming antique shops, and specialty boutiques featuring everything from local artwork to fashionable finds. Explore our many attractions, including inviting city parks, the historic Heritage Park with its col-lection of restored buildings and museum, and the Southwest Dairy Museum & Learning Center, where the story of milk production comes to life through interactive exhibits and displays.

Take a stroll down music-filled Main Street, grab a bite in the vibrant Celebration Dining District, or challenge someone to a friendly game of chess or checkers right on the plaza. From March through November, the award-winning downtown market brings live music and local vendors to the square every Saturday night.

Sulphur Springs is also home to a full calendar of beloved annual events:

• Spring: The Dairy Festival and the Texas State Champion Homemade Ice Cream Freeze-Off
• Summer: A spectacular Independence Celebration featuring a live symphony and fireworks
• Fall: The Hopkins County World Champion Stew Contest and the Fall Festival
• Winter: A magical Christmas Extravaganza to close out the year

Whether you’re relaxing on our beautiful plaza, enjoying one of our many festivals, or exploring our family-friendly parks, Sulphur Springs is the perfect destination for celebrating the best things in life.

SULPHUR SPRINGS DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM

1220 Cessna Drive Sulphur Springs, TX 75482 888-300-6623 | tourism@sulphurspringstx.org VisitSulphurSpringsTX.org

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The museum offers an eclectic mix of vintage broadcast memorabilia and equipment, which is sure to delight the young and old alike.

Come by and check out the “Lee Harvey Oswald” camera, which was present at Oswald’s assassination.

Imagine yourself as a news broad-caster or weather person on our fully functional TV News Studio. Listen to one of Thomas Edison’s recording inventions or discover the televisions and radios from days gone by. Make sure to take a peek inside the restored 1949 Dumont Telecruiser, plus much more!

TEXAS BROADCAST MUSEUM

416 E Main St. | Kilgore, TX 75662 903-985-8115 | info@txmbc.org TexasBroadcastMuseum.com

Established in 1923, the Texas State Parks system boasts over 85 sites from every corner of the state including state parks, state historic sites and state natural areas. Spend your days hiking, swimming, biking, fishing or picnicking in the most beautiful places in Texas.

Afterward, you’re invited to stay the night; whether you prefer to camp in a tent, park your RV or spend the night in a cabin, state parks have the perfect option for you. There are 10 state parks in the North East Texas region: Atlanta, Bonham, Caddo Lake, Cooper, Daingerfield, Lake Bob Sandlin, Lake Tawakoni, Martin Creek Lake, Purtis Creek and Tyler. Many of these parks date back to the early days of the state park system and feature facilities constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

Your adventure begins here!

TEXAS STATE PARKS

512-389-8900

TexasStateParks.org

Experience genuine Texas hospitality in Tyler. Here, the seasons show off—from roses and azaleas to dogwoods and crape myrtles — making it easy to enjoy the natural beauty of Northeast Texas year-round. Wander the brick streets of the Azalea District and take in historic homes dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s.

When it’s time to eat, Tyler’s local restaurants bring plenty to the table, with flavors that can win over just about any palate. We also celebrate big around here. Spring brings the Azalea Trails, summer heats up with live music at events like the Red Dirt Music Festival and the Brick Street Revival Festival in Downtown Tyler, and fall ushers in the storied Texas Rose Festival—now in its 93rd year.

For a full list of events, go to our website, visittyler.com

VISIT TYLER

110 N. College Ave., Suite 105 | Tyler, TX 75702 903-593-6905 | VisitTyler.com