Your East Texas Weekend Guide
East Texas Kicks Off August with Diverse Events Including Historic Trade Days and Community Celebrations
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East Texas has a packed weekend ahead, with 13 events spread across the Piney Woods region starting August 1. From a flea market that dates back to 1850 to a free back-to-school bash with live music, there is something for nearly every family, according to Classic Rock 96.1.
Whether you want to shop for antiques, toss a disc golf frisbee, or pick up fresh vegetables, East Texas is delivering a full slate of community events this weekend, B93 reported.
Canton First Monday Trade Days Returns for Another Month
Canton's First Monday Trade Days is one of the oldest and largest outdoor markets in the country. The event has run every month since 1850, making it a true East Texas tradition. Shoppers can find everything from vintage goods to handmade crafts, according to Q107.7.
The event draws visitors from across the region and beyond. It is a good place to browse, bargain, and spend a few hours outdoors. Families with kids will find plenty to look at and do throughout the grounds.
Free School Supplies and Live Music at Back-to-School Bash
Port Caddo Baptist Church in Lufkin is hosting its annual Back to School Bash this weekend. The free event includes school supplies for kids, live music, family activities, a car show, and shopping, according to Mix 93.1.
With school just around the corner, the free supply giveaway is a big draw for local families. Events like this one bring the community together before the new school year kicks off. No ticket or entry fee is required.
Disc Golf Tournament Celebrates 15 Years at Guthrie Creek
The Longview Disc Golf Association is hosting the annual Guthrie Creek Warm Up this weekend. The tournament marks its 15th year, making it a milestone event for the local disc golf community, Classic Rock 96.1 reported.
Disc golf has grown in popularity across East Texas in recent years. The Guthrie Creek course gives players a chance to compete in a wooded, natural setting. Both experienced players and newcomers are welcome to take part.
Farmers Markets, Artisan Fairs, and Flea Markets Round Out the Weekend
East Texans looking to support local growers can stop by farmers' markets across the region. Fresh vegetables and fruit are available at multiple locations this weekend. The Palestine flea market, billed as the world's largest, is also open downtown with vintage goods, antiques, soaps, animals, and clothing, according to B93.
In Big Sandy, the Aloha Artisan Market promises a day of shopping, community, and summer vibes. The market brings together local vendors in a relaxed, festive setting. With more than a dozen events on the calendar, this weekend gives East Texans plenty of reasons to get out of the house.
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