The Annual Grayson County Ag & Art Adventure is always the weekend after Labor Day. Stay tuned for updates on the 4th Annual Ag & Art Adventure, September 6-7, 2025.
Our route will carry you through stops from the rolling pastures of Baywood all the way to the rugged peaks of Western Grayson in a unique twist on a traditional art crawl.
Celebrate the creativity of our local artisans and the quality of our farms at your own pace. Watch demonstrations, buy some art, pet a cow, pick up some produce—all while enjoying a scenic mountain drive along the New River.
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 7 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Farmers and artists will be set up at the Historic 1908 Courthouse during the Sunday Sing & Pick Concert from 1-4 on Sunday, September 8.
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 Sing & Pick concert are free and open to the public. Bus tour tickets cost $25 each if you’d rather we do the driving!
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 tour and the Sunday Sing & Pick 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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