Indigo Days

07/03/2026

Such a great place for food, drink, music and the sound of the waves!

The Sandbar Stage is stacked this weekend with a lineup that pairs perfectly with a day on the lake!

Saturday, June 27
Emily Glover | 1-4 PM
The Breakwater Band | 7-10 PM

Sunday, June 28
Kenneth Waters | 1-4 PM

Whether you're pulling up by boat, grabbing lunch with friends, or settling in for a sunset show, there's no better place to spend a summer weekend than Dirk's Dockside. Good music, lake views, fresh seafood, and a drink in hand - we'll take care of the rest.

➡️ www.dirksdockside.com/events

07/02/2026

Indigo Days has it’s own website. Avoid the fees and book direct!

https://book.hostfully.com/indigo-days

11/06/2025

Not far from our place! Take advantage!

Autumn is in full swing and to celebrate the nice weather, we have a lineup of great programs! Bring the family and explore Purtis Creek with a Ranger this fall! 🍁🦃🍂

10/28/2025

Yay!!! More s’mores!!!!

Henderson County Rescinds Burn Ban

The Henderson County Commissioners Court has rescinded the countywide burn ban effective immediately.

The decision came Monday morning after recent rainfall and higher humidity improved fire conditions throughout the county. The change follows a recommendation from the Henderson County Fire Marshal, who reported that outdoor burning can now be conducted safely under current weather conditions.

The burn ban was originally instituted on Oct. 21 due to increased fire danger. County Judge Wade McKinney signed the order lifting the ban after consulting with fire officials.

Residents are reminded to use caution when conducting any outdoor burning and to always monitor local weather and wind conditions.

10/24/2025

It’s almost here!!!

10/24/2025

“Henderson County Commissioners Court instituted a 28-day burn ban Tuesday morning at the request of Fire Marshal Mitchell Pate. The ban will run through Nov. 18 unless Commissioners decide to cancel it.

The Fire Marshal said the county was averaging more than a fire a day over the past month.

"I've been to several fires where the fire started from a burn barrel and an ember has come out on the grass and actually crossed property lines and caused damage to a building next door," he said.

According to the Tuesday, Oct. 21, Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) the average for the county is 653, with a low of 588 and a high of 700.

The Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) is maintained by Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M Forest Service and is used to determine fire potential. The scale goes up to 800 and a burn ban is suggested when the KBDI is 575.

Ignoring the burn ban is a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine up to $500.”-Henderson County, Texas

10/18/2025

Best place ever to get a sunrise and sunset!!!