October kicks fall into full gear here in Sulphur Springs. There are so many great activities for the whole family to participate in that you won't want to miss out. When you book your stay at The Oaks Bed and Breakfast, we can help point you in the right direction for all the fun.
The fun starts with the Cattleman's Ribeye Round up on the Square, and the Dutch Oven Cookoff at Heritage Park. These two food centric events are sure to please your entire appetite. Tickets are required for the Ribeye Round up but anyone can attend the Dutch Over cook off.
Friday night at Main Street Theatre Enola Gay and Leah Conner take the stage for an evening of conversation. Sit down and take a step back in history and explore the future just a little with these two amazing Hopkins County residents.
The following weekend is Main Street Uncorked on the Square, in Sulphur Springs. Winery's, vendors and musician's come from all over the state of Texas to participate in this event. Buy your tickets now for a great time and wonderful wine.
After you have had your fill of wine and Gospel music head on over the Civic Center for the Annual St. James Church Auction. An $8 ticket gets you in the door and dinner, then explore all the amazing items up for auction that you won't want to leave behind. They have a live and silent auction, to bid from. This is a great event, supporting one of the local churches in the Sulphur Springs community.
Jump on over to Backstory Brewery for a family fun event and OU Texas watch party. Fun and games for the whole family. NorthEast Texas Gellyball will be out there along with vendors and other food options. Join the fun October 8th from 11-8.
Join the Community Players at Main Street Theatre starting on Friday, October 14-23 for their presentation of The Last 5 Years. Be sure to check out their website for show times and tickets.
Fall Festival fun kicks off on Saturday, October 15 with the traditional Fall Festival Parade, hosted by Chads Media. You can participate in more ways than one. Join the parade fun with your own, fall float, or grab a side of the sidewalk with friends and family to enjoy the march through town. The parade starts at 10 a. m. at Buford Park and finishes up at Brookshires.
The annual Help-A-Child Benefit is happening this year on Saturday, October 15 at the Civic Center. This great event raises funds for children throughout our county. With a cook off, cattle show, auction and so much more, you know you are bound to have a great time.
As you drive around town, be sure to look for your favorite hay bale construction. Many businesses around town have decorated hay bales in celebration of our communities continuing tradition of work in agriculture. The creativity and design of these structures is pretty amazing to see. Be sure to tell us which one is your favorite.
This years 53rd Annual Hopkins County Stew is set to heat up and be dished out on Saturday, October 22 at Buford Park in Sulphur Springs. You do not want to miss this amazing event. There will be a vendor fair close to the stew sites and one at the local high school. Along with an art show and contests for people of all ages and categories to enter. Be sure to order your tickets ahead of time, so you don't miss out on this great opportunity to enjoy one of Hopkins Counties best events.
For the first time The Black Oak is hosting an adult only Halloween Party. The Monster Bash is going to be a great time, with cocktails and food from Fulgham's food truck. Come let loose, in costume for a great date night out, with your significate other or a group of friends.
Just a little North of Sulphur Springs, is Cooper Lake State park. They have a whole host of activities to do in the fall for everyone in your house. Be sure to check out their next event and plan to make a day of it at this great resource for family fun. We are looking forward to seeing you this October season at The Oaks.
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