Pemberley's at the Jones House

08/19/2026

Check out this week in Nacogdoches! ☀️

🍵 Every Thursday, enjoy a classic culinary experience at Pemberley's at the Jones House for their afternoon tea beginning at 4 pm. Settle in for tea, treats, and an elegant afternoon in a charming historic setting.

🥤 Friday afternoon, Nac Summer Sips returns to the Downtown Square from 12–5 pm, this week featuring Grumps Shave Ice. Stop by for a refreshing treat while you shop and explore downtown.

🏐 Friday evening, the SFA Volleyball team will be up against UT Tyler in the SFA Shelton Gym beginning at 6 pm. Cheer on the Ladyjacks as they battle it out on the court in this thrilling event!

🎭 Saturday morning, get creative with Nacogdoches Arts Collaborative during their mask-making workshop from 9–11 am. Then, head to Old Town Treasures for Welcome Back Jacks Market Days from 10 am–3 pm, featuring local shopping and plenty of Lumberjack spirit.

🎶 Keep the fun going Saturday evening with live music at Fredonia Brewery and The Madhatter Distillery. Grab a drink, enjoy the tunes, and settle in for a night out in Nacogdoches.

05/16/2026

Tomorrow is the day! We wanted to share a little more info about the amazing gardens on our 2026 Tour of Home Gardens ! You can still get tickets at each of these locations during the tour or online at texasgardencapital.com

Judi and Jeff Kruwell, 2900 Colonial Dr.
The front garden of this home includes an established, traditional front lawn featuring towering pine trees, azaleas, camelias and Japanese maples.

Casa Colina, 275 Harris St.
The Spanish gardens at Casa Colina feature a brick patio and the property is planted with wonderful varieties of cactus, roses, perennials and vines.

Kristen and Shannon Conklin, 3516 Churchill Dr.
Framed by an abundance of azaleas and graceful oak trees, this traditional home is defined by clean, layered lines.

Jackie and Jeff Badders, 1974 CR 104
Everywhere you look, roses dominate the landscape. Worked into the
10 acres of landscaping is a hardscaped vegetable garden, which also features herbs, berries and, of course, roses!

The Old University Building, 515 N. Mound St.
Built in 1859, The two front planting beds are triangular shaped, each with one curved side and placed so they mirror each other. Each bed is edged with brick matching the brick of the building.

Dwayne Yeager, 3330 Windsor Dr.
Located in a neighborhood filled with old-growth oak trees, the Yeager garden, Ray of Hope, features ferns and flowers that bring peace to the many outdoor contemplative areas.

Barbara and Bill Gandy, 725 Crooked Creek
The backyard has brick planter boxes filled with azaleas and bedding plants, and Japanese maples are spread across the yard.

04/18/2025

It will be another beautiful display, with limited seating, please dont miss the opportunity to reserve your table.

02/08/2025

02/08/2025

01/23/2025

This chilly weather has us ready for some cozy cuisine! It's almost time for the Nacogdoches Main Street Soup-er Bowl!!!

Starting February 1st, seven downtown restaurants will be battling to become the 2025 Soup-er Bowl Champ! They will each have a special soup just for this event for you to try out from February 1st - 16th.

Participating restaurants include The Cottage Restaurant and Bar, 1st City Cafe, Clear Springs Nacogdoches, Auntie Pasta's, Pemberley's at the Jones House, Roma's Italian Kitchen 6, and Stone House Kitchen. We can't wait for this soup-er fun event to begin!

10/25/2024

🥁 And the Brick Street Burger Battle winner is... 🥁
Pemberley's at the Jones House!!!!

A huge CONGRATULATIONS to Pemberley’s for claiming the 2024 Champion title!

🏆2nd Place Restaurant - The Cottage Restaurant and Bar
🏅 3rd Place Restaurant - Clear Springs Nacogdoches

Shoutout to our lucky cash prize winners:
$500 Prize - Vernon Cole JK.
$250 Prize - Carolyn White
$100 Prize - David Stanley

Here's some fun Burger Battle math:
🍔 101 participants,
🍔 557 burgers eaten,
💵over $9,090 spent downtown! Thank you all for supporting our local restaurants!

Thank you to everyone who participated and chose to eat local! Our businesses couldn't do it without you!
1st City Cafe, Auntie Pasta's, Clear Springs Nacogdoches, The Cottage Restaurant and Bar, Dolli's Diner, Papis Tex-Mex and Cantina Restaurant, Pemberley's at the Jones House, Roma's Italian Kitchen 6, Stone House Kitchen

Special thank you to our amazing sponsors for all of your support!
House of Traditions, Big Al's Laundromat Self-Serve and Wash Dry Fold , Both Bloom Studio, Parcel on Main, University Rental, Bailey McLain Insurance, Martus Stone

09/20/2024

With Nacogdoches Main Street – I just got recognized as one of their rising fans! 🎉