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Nacogdoches’ 33rd Annual Blueberry Festival is Rolling Around the Corner

By: Rozalin Martin

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The Texas Blueberry Festival is a day to celebrate in Nacogdoches Texas. There are many activities and booths open for browsing and shopping, but don’t forget the delicious treats to taste!

This day-long celebration attracts more than 19,000 people to downtown Nacogdoches every year. Visitors will enjoy live music, blueberry picking, auto exhibits, shopping, and restaurant specials that will entertain and delight people of all ages!

This fun filled event is on Saturday, June 10th, 2023 from
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Please join us for a bundle of fun!

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