Texas Sound Check will play the 2nd Sunday Polka Dance for October from 2:00 - 5:00 pm at the new Fayetteville Community Center.

Admission is free.

Fayetteville Picking Park is a event where those who enjoy jamming and listening to bluegrass music gather on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Historic Fayetteville Square. A beginner jam, hosted by Lou Lou Barbour takes place from 2-3 pm, in the Old Firehouse.

Every Tuesday Night in October featuring Singer Songwriters on the historic courthouse square in Fayetteville. Free to the public. Bring lawnchairs, coolers and take-out from one of the area restaurants.

After the Lions Club Car Show the Fayetteville Community Center is hosting a free Sock Hop featuring the American Idles. Swing by in your penny loafers & poodle skirts, then grab a bite of dinner at your favorite restaurant on the Square.

This event, hosted by the Fayetteville Lion’s Club will be held from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and is free to the public. Food & drinks will be available for purchase. Free spectator parking is available and there are public restrooms on the square.

Car judging will end at Noon and awards will be presented at 1:00 PM. Proceeds from the event will benefit Fayetteville ISD scholarships.

The Chamber is holding a social mixer and member meeting to elect new Board members. The public is welcome to attend; voting on Board members is limited to current members.

Alli & the Country Polka Dots will play the 2nd Sunday Polka Dance in September at the new Fayetteville Community Center.

Admission is free.

Fayetteville Picking Park is a event where those who enjoy jamming and listening to bluegrass music gather on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Historic Fayetteville Square. A beginner jam, hosted by Lou Lou Barbour takes place from 2-3 pm, in the Old Firehouse.

Acclaimed pianists Sergei Glavatskih and Noah Alden Hardaway present a special piano duo performance in partnership with Arts for Rural Texas and the Fayetteville Community Center & Performance Theater.

Doors will open at 6:30 PM, followed by the performance at 7:00 PM.

Free to the Public - a fun-filled night of dancing, singing and fun. Brenda Guy, a seasoned performer from Houston, will get you up on your feet and singing along to tunes from many genres, guaranteed to take you down memory lane! Her fun personality is always a crowd-pleaser and she knows how to make it a great time for all.

During breaks she’ll put on line dancing music to keep the fun going; Crystal will provide her a song list for those who have been participating in those fun events.

The Jodie Mikula Orchestra will perform the 2nd Sunday Polka Dance for August from 2:00 - 5:00 pm at the new Fayetteville Community Center.

Admission is free.

Fayetteville Picking Park is a event where those who enjoy jamming and listening to bluegrass music gather on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Historic Fayetteville Square. A beginner jam, hosted by Lou Lou Barbour takes place from 2-3 pm, in the Old Firehouse.

The Fayetteville-Ellinger Knights of Columbus Council 3168 is hosting a blood drive on the Square near the Old Firehouse on Saturday, July 25th from 8 am to Noon. Drop-ins at the mobile unit are accepted, or you can schedule an appointment by contacting Jonathan Noska at 979-966-9569 or online.

The Red Ravens will perform the 2nd Sunday Polka Dance for July from 2:00 - 5:00 pm at the new Fayetteville Community Center.

Admission is free.

Fayetteville Picking Park is a event where those who enjoy jamming and listening to bluegrass music gather on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Historic Fayetteville Square. A beginner jam, hosted by Lou Lou Barbour takes place from 2-3 pm, in the Old Firehouse.

We'll be using the Yard Sale Treasure Map app again this year to allow mobile access to participants and providing hard copy maps. The maps can be downloaded from our home page, and hardcopies will be available at one of our 2 banks, Orsak’s Cafe, Joe’s Place, or the City Office ( M-F, 10 am - 2 pm) starting July 7th.

Fayetteville will kick off the America’s 250th Celebration on Friday, July 3rd. During the day, the movie National Treasure will be showing at the new Fayetteville Community Center (first showing at 11 am). They have created a treasure hunt game for families to enjoy, along with light snacks and beverages. Those activities will close around 5 pm and the action will move out to the Square where the City of Fayetteville is providing hot dogs and beverages, along with fiddle music provided by Robert Herridge and Ella B. Bring your lawnchairs!

The Czech Melody Masters will perform at the 2nd Sunday Polka Dance for June from 2:00 - 5:00 pm at the new Fayetteville Community Center.

Admission is free.

Fayetteville Picking Park is a event where those who enjoy jamming and listening to bluegrass music gather on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Historic Fayetteville Square. A beginner jam, hosted by Lou Lou Barbour takes place from 2-3 pm, in the Old Firehouse.

The M & M Playboys will be performing at the 2nd Sunday Polka Dance on Mother’s Day, May 10th, at the new Fayetteville Community Center.

Admission is free.

Fayetteville Picking Park is a event where those who enjoy jamming and listening to bluegrass music gather on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Historic Fayetteville Square. A beginner jam, hosted by Lou Lou Barbour takes place from 2-3 pm, in the Old Firehouse.

The Songwriter Serenade takes place the 1st Saturday in May in picturesque St. John, Texas, a scenic 45-minute drive away from Fayetteville. It coincides with Fayetteville’s Artwalk, so out-of-town visitors can make it a fun-filled weekend of arts and music. Check out or Lodging page for a place to stay!

The Chamber of Commerce, with funding from the Fayetteville Economic Development Corporation and the Texas Center for Local Food, sponsored a local food survey for producers and consumers in and around Fayetteville. We are holding a Mixer at the new Fayetteville Community Center so you can enjoy the beautiful new facility (if you haven't seen it already), meet the Center's Executive Director, Crystal Gully, and gather for a presentation from Paula Balbontin, an expert in this area (and Fayetteville resident). She has compiled the data and prepared a presentation so we can all learn the result of this effort. The presentation will start at approximatey 5:30 pm.