east texas state fair

It's fair time in East Texas!

The rides, the exhibits, the people-watching, or the famous food row--we love our ETSF. But what changes can we expect this year due to construction, etc.?

Which of these have you experienced first hand? Or have you encountered all of these East Texas sightings?

Your calendar has been full and you've been going at it all week long. When Friday afternoon arrives it's time to kick off YOUR weekend, you've worked hard for your relaxation time.

"... one woman did receive minor injuries, but declined a paramedic that was offered."

Deny it all you want but Fall is just around the corner. With that season change brings the yearly East Texas State Fair. Tickets are now on sale for this year's event.

Not every farmer's market offers tomatoes, cantaloupe, AND Fresh Mexican Mint Marigolds. The East Texas State Fair Farmers' Market is open for two more weekends, and then it will close for the season.

That slinky little weasel known as COVID-19 took the East Texas State Fair away from us. But that doesn't mean we won't be able to try our favorite fair foods.

Coronavirus continues to claim event after event in East Texas.

The last few days on the fairgrounds of the East Texas State Fair, some of our favorite fair food vendors were set up to serve their delicious fair food treats.

It's hard to beat some good 'ol fair food. Funnel cakes, turkey legs, weird drinks, yeah, I'm hungry.

Whether you go for the rides, the exhibits, the people watching, or the famous food row, there's something kinda magical about this small city fair.