The Czech population that dominates this area is well documented in the museum.  Items the original settlers brought from Europe in the mid 1800's are on display. If you do nothing else while visiting Fayetteville, visit the Heritage Museum. 

Fayetteville Art Guild is in a newly renovated building on the Town Square.  World class art and music is brought to Fayetteville, with exhibits from prominent artists.  979-378-2113

Classical concerts at the Country Place Hotel and the Art Guild
Professional musicians from Houston and surrounding cities find a receptive audience in Fayetteville.  Many local musicians have benefited from the lessons provided at the Art Guild. 

Fayetteville attracts overnighters for its biking environment. 
Road bikers love the rural highways. Many are near rolling, pastoral and tree lined asphalt. Traffic is often non-existent.  Mountain bikers from nearby towns travel over to stay at one of the bed and breakfasts or hotels.  Families like the trails for child safe travel.

Lake Fayette is a Bass Lovers Paradise
Largemouth bass will practically jump in your boat.  This has been a major bass lake since it opened.  Good for catfish also.  The lake also has camping and hiking/biking trails and two parks with boat ramps. You will find a lot of boats around the Town Square some mornings.  The fishermen like staying in hotels and bed and breakfasts, too.

Sterling Macall Automobile Museum on Hwy 237

Nearby Round Top has a wonderful Automobile museumAll day Saturday, you can enjoy antique automobiles cruising around Fayetteville.  Be careful about inspecting old cars that are covered with mud.  Some of us have a tendency to keep an old car longer than folds in the city do.