Barbour County, founded in 1832, is home to over 700 structures on the historic register, 45,000 acre with 640 miles of shoreline, known as Lake Eufaula, and a simply charming historic downtown Eufaula. The tour of homes is held every Spring to kickoff the floral season, two house museums open year round, a multitude of fishing tournaments are held every year including national and professional, and the most unique boutiques and restaurants are nestled in the beautifully landscaped downtown.
For more delightful dining, go to https://mainstreeteufaula.com
Eufaula Pilgrimage – April (always 1st weekend in April, if Easter then it will be held last weekend in March– Alabama’s Oldest Tour of homes
Independence Day Celebration – Vendors, Food Truck, Entertainment and Fireworks at Lakepoint State Park. Festivities begin at 5, fireworks at 9:00 p.m.
Eufaulafest – Arts and Crafts always 2nd weekend in October
Downtown Trick or Treat & Trunk or Treat – Both held downtown on Broad Street; free event
Downtown Christmas Open House = 1st Monday in November
Veteran’s Day Recognition – Parade or Ceremony November 11th
Black Friday/Small Biz Saturday = Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving downtown
Mistletoe Market– 1st Saturday of December
Christmas Parade – 1st Tuesday of December
The Wiregrass Resource Conservation and Development (WRC&D) Council serves the following Southeast Alabama counties: Barbour, Coffee, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston, Pike and Russell.