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Experience a Pineywoods Christmas with family and friends at Daingerfield State Park. The park is hosting its Sixth Annual Christmas in the Park event Wednesday through Saturday (Dec 12-15). The park will be dressed in its holiday best. On Wednesday and Thursday (Dec 12-13), take a drive through the park after dark and see the beautiful Christmas lights and decorated campsites. On Friday and Saturday (Dec 14-15) from 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm, see Santa Claus at the Historic 1930’s era Pavilion where he is taking last minute requests from the kids. A roaring fire in the fireplace and refreshments will set the tone for the magical evening. The ‘Little Pine Park Store’ will open for nature-themed, one of a kind, gift items Friday and Saturday nights.
All of the park’s entrance fees will be waived as our gift to you and your family! Arrive early on Friday and Saturday nights since this is a very popular event. You can contact the park at 903-645-2921 or visit our Facebook page from additional information.
Experience a Pineywoods Christmas with family and friends at Daingerfield State Park. The park is hosting its Sixth Annual Christmas in the Park event Wednesday through Saturday (Dec 12-15). The park will be dressed in its holiday best. On Wednesday and Thursday (Dec 12-13), take a drive through the park after dark and see the beautiful Christmas lights and decorated campsites. On Friday and Saturday (Dec 14-15) from 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm, see Santa Claus at the Historic 1930’s era Pavilion where he is taking last minute requests from the kids. A roaring fire in the fireplace and refreshments will set the tone for the magical evening. The ‘Little Pine Park Store’ will open for nature-themed, one of a kind, gift items Friday and Saturday nights.
All of the park’s entrance fees will be waived as our gift to you and your family! Arrive early on Friday and Saturday nights since this is a very popular event. You can contact the park at 903-645-2921 or visit our Facebook page from additional information.
Clarksville’s Red River Revue Center for the Arts is presenting its annual Christmas show. This year, they are presenting Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” with a talented cast of children, teens and adults from Red River and Lamar Counties, including several PJC drama students. In the past, they have had three shows, on a Friday night and Saturday afternoon. This year, due to conflicts with other events in the area, there are only two performances.
The dates for our show are Thursday and Friday (Dec 13-14) at 7:00 pm. The location for the show is in St. Paul’s Methodist Church, 403 West Pierce Street, Clarksville, TX. These performances are free to the public, although donations and or sponsorship would be gladly accepted, and are tax-deductible. Refreshments will be available for purchase.
Jodi O’Connell, of Clarksville, is the Publicity/Outreach Chair for the Red River Revue Center for the Arts, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Experience a Pineywoods Christmas with family and friends at Daingerfield State Park. The park is hosting its Sixth Annual Christmas in the Park event Wednesday through Saturday (Dec 12-15). The park will be dressed in its holiday best. On Wednesday and Thursday (Dec 12-13), take a drive through the park after dark and see the beautiful Christmas lights and decorated campsites. On Friday and Saturday (Dec 14-15) from 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm, see Santa Claus at the Historic 1930’s era Pavilion where he is taking last minute requests from the kids. A roaring fire in the fireplace and refreshments will set the tone for the magical evening. The ‘Little Pine Park Store’ will open for nature-themed, one of a kind, gift items Friday and Saturday nights.
All of the park’s entrance fees will be waived as our gift to you and your family! Arrive early on Friday and Saturday nights since this is a very popular event. You can contact the park at 903-645-2921 or visit our Facebook page from additional information.
Clarksville’s Red River Revue Center for the Arts is presenting its annual Christmas show. This year, they are presenting Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” with a talented cast of children, teens and adults from Red River and Lamar Counties, including several PJC drama students. In the past, they have had three shows, on a Friday night and Saturday afternoon. This year, due to conflicts with other events in the area, there are only two performances.
The dates for our show are Thursday and Friday (Dec 13-14) at 7:00 pm. The location for the show is in St. Paul’s Methodist Church, 403 West Pierce Street, Clarksville, TX. These performances are free to the public, although donations and or sponsorship would be gladly accepted, and are tax-deductible. Refreshments will be available for purchase.
Jodi O’Connell, of Clarksville, is the Publicity/Outreach Chair for the Red River Revue Center for the Arts, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Adopt a pet today- give a dog or cat a forever home! Head over to the Paris Animal Shelter or look for the Lamar County Humane Association in front of Petco on Saturdays. And if you have a pet, have them spayed or neutered.
Dylan’s Drivers provides a safe and reliable service within Lamar County, Texas, by providing free, non-judgemental, confidential rides to individuals who are rendered incapable of or lack access to safe transportation. Their hours of operations are Thursday be from 10:00 pm to 12:00 am, Friday and Saturday nights from 10:00 pm until 3:00 am. Call 903.905.4959.
Elks Lodge has a Veterans and First Responders Breakfast the third Saturday of the month at the Lodge. The next breakfast is Dec. 15.
“Spirit of Giving” at Christmas at the Lamar County Courthouse parking lot is Saturday (Dec 15) from 10:00 am until 1:00 pm.
