Nacogdoches, with its charming atmosphere and rich history, is the perfect destination for a romantic Valentine’s getaway. Whether you’re strolling hand in hand through the historic streets or enjoying a cozy meal at one of the town’s intimate restaurants, Nacogdoches is the perfect setting to sweep your sweetie off their feet.

The Barn at Millard’s Crossing Historic Village

Join us for a romantic evening filled with love, laughter, and live music by the talented band The Hopeful Few.

  • Tickets: Call 936-564-6631 to reserve your spot
  • Date: February 10th, 6:00pm – 9:00pm
  • Location: 6020 North Street Nacogdoches, Texas
  • Price: $50.00 per person (includes dinner, dessert, and beverages)

Experience an unforgettable night of exquisite dining, with a Prime Rib dinner prepared by Chef Earl Welch. The meal includes twice-baked potatoes, vegetables, salad, bread, dessert, and your choice of wine or beer.

Your date will love the live music, dancing, and door prizes throughout the evening. Limited seats available. Call now and make this Valentine’s Day one to remember.

In addition to an award-winning beer selection, Fredonia Brewery also has cider, wine, mead and root beer (0% abv) on tap!

Head on over to Fredonia Brewery on Valentine’s Day for a movie in the beer garden with your favorite person, where they’ll be showing the 90s classic: The Wedding Singer! Cozy up and enjoy a laid back date mid-week, and save the fancy outfits for the weekend. Picnic table seating is available, or bring a comfy folding chair if you prefer.

  • Admission: Free
  • Movie: The Wedding Singer
  • Gates open: 5 PM
  • Movie Starts: 6 PM
  • Beer Specials: $1 off pints
  • Food Truck: Shali’s Indian Kitchen

Sponsored by: Visit Nacogdoches

The Wedding Singer is a classic 90s Rom-Com starring Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, and Christine Taylor. Robbie, a singer, and Julia, a waitress, are both engaged, but to the wrong people. Fortune intervenes to help them discover each other. 

Catch a showing of “The Glass Menagerie,” a 1944 memory play by Tennessee Williams. The Lamp-Lite Theatre will be performing a preview on Thursday, February 15th, followed by showings on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Pair a showing with dinner at The Republic Steakhouse for a memorable night on the town. Tickets are available at the Charles Bright Visitor Center (200 E. Main Street) or at the door. Learn more about ticket options here.

The Republic Steakhouse is a mid-century modern masterpiece inside the historic Fredonia Hotel

The Republic Steakhouse offers a high-end dining experience that you’d expect to find in large cities, with the historic charm that Nacogdoches is known for. Featuring prime Texas beef, wild-caught seafood, and a well-rounded wine selection, the Republic will leave you wondering if you’ll ever have another meal that tops it. The intimate restaurant is the perfect way to wind down after a busy day. Tip: Try the wood-smoked Old Fashioned. Reservations required. Call 936-564-1234 to book.

Ed and Gwen Cole Art Center

Nothing says “classy date night” quite like an art gallery! The Hiromi Stringer Art Exhibition is currently showing at the Cole Art Center (Old Opera House) in Downtown Nacogdoches. Hosted by the School of Art at Stephen F. Austin State University, the exhibition “The Dog Show: Time Traveler Umeyama’s Drawings from the 21st Century” is a set of drawings depicting a variety of dog breeds with observations by the artist’s time-traveling character Shoei Umeyama. End the evening at The Cottage Restaurant & Bar, just a block away, for drinks and dinner. Admission to the gallery is free.

These recommendations are just the tip of the iceberg! Find many more events and date inspiration at visitnacogdoches.org/events
Explore an array of lodging options from quaint AirBnbs to the luxurious Fredonia Hotel at visitnacogdoches.org/hotels

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