Father’s Day is just around the corner, and we’ve gathered some unique local businesses to help you show your love and appreciation. We know that being a dad is a tough job, so we want to make it easy for you to celebrate your dad!
Counter Culture Farms
Counter Culture Farms makes sure that you get the best, nutrient-dense, home-grown meat. Deeply rooted in Nacogdoches, CCF produces grass-fed, all-natural meat products with the goal of raising “the healthiest and tastiest beef possible.”
Rattlesnake Ranch Pecans
Rattlesnake Ranch Pecans specializes in all natural, candied, and glazed pecans, as well as customizable corporate gifts! Get something sweet and delicious for your dad on Father’s Day.
First Light Workshop
Allan Sieja handcrafts furniture, kitchen tools, and more! Looking for a sturdy chair and/or table that your dad might like? He’s got you covered! He designs all of these things and more.
Stesti Beer Garden is a great place to go celebrate Father’s Day and have fun! While they do serve a variety of drinks, this beer garden also does a brewery tour, and provides family fun yard games like cornhole, horseshoe, and washers!
Lonesome Pine Mercantile is a home-decor shop with beautifully crafted furnishing! This is the place to shop to get some unique furniture for your dad’s home.
Jake Guy is a full-time student at Letourneau University and a small arms repair technician in the U.S. Marine Corps reserve. Even with Jake being such a busy man, he makes time to do what he loves- crafting beautiful pens, utensils, bowls, and many more amazing things out of wood.
Burris Farm and Home sells quality equipment, hardware, and more! In fact, they are known as East Texas’ Hunting Headquarters. If your dad likes being out in the woods and hunting, check out some of their awesome products!
Evans Brothers Guns and Shooting Range
Evans Brothers Guns cares about their customers and puts safety above all else at their range, so protective gear is a must-have! You can spend some quality time with your dad out on the range, or buy him that gun he’s had his eye on, or even sign you both up for courses to get your handgun licenses.
