Mineola celebrates 150 years with the Sabine Stomp Music Festival

City of Mineola celebrates 150th anniversary with Sabine Stomp Music Festival Mineola will be holding a highly-anticipated music festival in September as part of its year-long sesquicentennial celebration. (KLTV)

By Jade Allen

The party keeps on going as Mineola continues their year-long Sesquicentennial Celebration! Happening September 2nd at the Mineola Nature Preserve, you can experience The Sabine Stomp Music Festival.

Musical artists to expect will be Old 97′s, Texas/Red Dirt pioneer Cory Morrow, up-and-coming Texas artist Josh Ward, and Lindale’s own Chris Colston along with local and regional acts.

Celebrate at the Mineola Nature Preserve September 2nd for a day full of music and fun! (City of Mineola)

The gates open at 3:30 with music beginning at 4:30. You can expect vendors, food to enjoy, and fun for all ages. The proceeds from this festival will benefit the Mineola Nature Preserve. Make sure to bring chairs and blankets and enjoy great music! No coolers, outside food or drinks, or pets are allowed at the festival.

Tickets are on sale and you can get there right here! General admission tickets are $50 in advance, or $60 the day of, and $10 for parking. VIP tickets will be available for $150 in advance only, this includes access to a covered area with food near the stage, two drinks, and 1 VIP area parking pass.

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Jade Allen

Jade Allen

Jade Allen explores East Texas to bring the most exciting activities and locations to The East Texas Weekend. Jade came to Texas in 2018, where it has steadily become a home and a place to explore.