The Annual Grayson County Ag & Art Adventure is always the weekend after Labor Day.
This year’s free, county-wide farm & studio tour takes place on Saturday, September 6 from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Join our artisans, farmers, and musicians on Sunday, September 7, from 1 PM to 5 PM for the free Sunday Legends of Grayson Tribute Concert!

Embark on a free, self-guided tour through Grayson County’s picturesque landscapes, where local farms and artisan studios open their doors to showcase the region’s rich agricultural and artistic heritage. Experience live demonstrations, engage with talented artisans, and enjoy the serene beauty of our countryside. Be sure to leave room in your vehicle to take home any treasures you pick up along the way!
- Planning to stay for the weekend? Check out our vacation rentals and book soon!
- Adventuring is hungry work–stop by one of our hometown restaurants to refuel.
- Don’t miss out on the outdoors during your adventure! Book a horseback ride or take a hike while you’re here. Check out our Go Wild in Grayson page for information on hunting, fishing, and wildlife viewing to make the most of your visit.
Legends of Grayson Tribute Concert
Round up your Ag & Art weekend at the FREE Legends of Grayson Tribute Concert honoring Grayson Legend Enoch Rutherford. Performances begin at 2 PM, but come early to visit with our artisans or grab a bite to eat from the food trucks. Catch local greats like Wayne Henderson and Eddie Bond on the Baldwin Auditorium Stage at this free community celebration of arts, agriculture, music, and culture. Bring your own instruments and stick around after the concert for a jam on the Courthouse lawn!


Do you want us to do the driving? No problem! This year we will once again be offering two curated bus tours guided by members of the Grayson County Historical Society. Meet us at the Historic 1908 Courthouse Saturday morning for a light breakfast and then hop on your bus to begin your leisurely ride!
Our guides will provide interesting historical and cultural context for each of our stops while you sit back and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Grayson County’s countryside. Check out our Bus Tour stops page for details, and give us a call to buy your tickets! But remember–bus tour tickets ARE NOT required to enjoy the Ag & Art Adventure on your own if you prefer to craft your own route. Check out the map below for reference while you plan!
What is the Ag & Art Adventure? Check out our video from last year’s tour to find out!
More information about this year’s tour can be found on our Facebook page or by contacting [email protected].


Frequently Asked Questions:
Are farm and studios open both Saturday and Sunday?
This year, farms and studios will ONLY be open for tours on Saturday, September 6 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Farmers and artists will be set up at the Historic 1908 Courthouse during the Legends of Grayson Tribute Concert featuring Wayne Henderson from 1-5 p.m. on Sunday, September 7.
Where do I start the tour?
The tour is free and self-guided. Start anywhere and begin your adventure of farm and art fun! Be sure to sign in at your first stop, and make sure you are counted as you move from site to site.
Does the tour and concert cost anything?
Nope! Both the self-guided tour on Saturday and the Sunday concert are free and open to the public. However, limited bus tour tickets are available for $30/person by calling 276-773-8002 or stopping in to the Grayson County Tourism Office Visitor Center at the Historic 1908 Courthouse.
Can I get help planning my tour route?
Grayson County Tourism representatives will be happy to help you plan your self-guided tour! Plan to stop in at the Historic 1908 Courthouse to map your route, print off directions and ask any questions you may have. Keep in mind that much of Grayson County lacks cell reception, so planning ahead is key! Please contact us at [email protected] or 276-773-8002 for route planning help.
What if it rains or storms?
The Saturday Ag & Art tour and the Sunday Tribute Concert take place rain or shine. Sites may close if there is a threat of severe weather as the safety of our visitors, farmers, and artisans is our #1 priority! Check our website and Facebook for updates.
Can I bring my dog on the tour?
While we love our four legged friends, we encourage visitors to keep Fido at home. Since our tour sites include working farms, dogs can bring food safety and livestock challenges. Service animals are allowed as needed.
Ag Plus Art?
Many times we hear Ag (plus) Art but the correct pronunciation of “+” is (and)! Ag and Art. Together!
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