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Weekend Event Roundup

By: Rachel Lauren

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If you all would like to go somewhere this weekend to enjoy yourselves and have fun, don’t worry! We’ve gathered some events happening this weekend.

Go down and enjoy Family Day at the Museum of East Texas. There will be a visit with Santa, Festival of the trees, holiday crafts, refreshments. Don’t forget to stop by their gift shop to get a souvenir! Admissions are free.

Grab your spouse, put on your Christmas Morning Pajamas and join us for a fun night of games and fellowship!

Although this is on a Monday, we thought you would love and enjoy to see a classic cartoon turned into a wonderful play! We encourage you to go and watch it!

Children 17 and under are $6, and adults are $11!

If you would like to know about other events happening this month or in 2023, go to our event page at https://www.texasforestcountryliving.com/events/!

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Rachel Lauren
Rachel Lauren
Rachel Lauren is a creative writer with Texas Forest Country Living, eager to go out and discover the undiscovered. Born in Lufkin, Texas, and apart of a family of 5, she graduated high school from LEAD Academy, a Christian co-op school, in may of 2024. While she has a passion for writing, she also loves photography.

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