SUNDAY September 25, 2022

“A black cat crossing your path signifies that the animal is going somewhere."

Groucho Marx

Journeys can be symbolic but the most enjoyable ones are just plain fun. The Marx brothers encountered an unusual turn of events on the road in Nacogdoches when their 1916 performance at the opera house took an unusual and unforgettable turn. Read about it in this issue.

The Juays family — who recently opened Lekker Wine Tours in Marshall — are serious about showing guests a great time while sharing their knowledge of the local wine industry. This issue explains how their tours create a fantastic experience.

Check out the County Line eMagazine and the September/October eEdition for information about great events around the Upper East Side of Texas. Visit our calendar and Live Music sections for other cultural events. — Lisa Tang

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"Summer in Estes Park," 24 x 30 inches in acrylic by Beth Hubbert. See her art at the 50th Annual Edom Art Festival October 8-9. READ MORE.

FEATURE

Guests Climb Aboard for Regional Wine Tours

Thanks to Lekker Wine Tours more people are discovering the region's wineries safely and in style. There's much to see and savor when tourists have the right guides. READ MORE.

THIS TIME OF YEAR

Famous Comedy Team Started in Nacogdoches

On September 25, 1916, a performance took place by The Four Nightingales — made up of siblings who became known as The Marx Brothers — at an opera house in Nacogdoches (still standing) in which an unplanned interruption resulted in the group switching from a musical to a comedic act. READ MORE.

LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT

East Texas State Fair Returns toTyler

The 106th East Texas State Fair runs through Sunday, October 2, at the Tyler fairgrounds. Visitors can enjoy fair food, live music, carnival rides, attractions, and livestock shows. READ MORE.

ART & CULTURE

Two Great Shows Come to Cowan Center

The Texas Tenors take the the University of Texas at Tyler’s Cowan Center stage at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 1, with a performance titled “Let Freedom Sing.” On October 29, the classic rock group Chicago delivers Cowan Center’s special event as they bring 55 years of hits. READ MORE.