Kid Fish Day is on February 24th from 8:30a - 1pm. Join us at the Fair Park pond for family fishing fun! The pond will be stocked with over 2000 trout and you get to keep what you can catch! Poles are provided by the Texas Parks and Wildlife, and the city will provide bait for the kids. There will be food trucks available for snacking and picnicking throughout the day. We hope to see you there!
Revved Up and Ready to Savor
A Night of Comic Collusion and Culinary Delights
Saturday, March 1, 2025 – 6:00 p.m.
NTCC Whatley Center for Performing Arts
Tickets - $75 per person
Main Street Pittsburg is hosting a black-tie, red-carpet affair, featuring a sophisticated cocktail party with live music, followed by a live auction and an original comedic play performed by the Performance Supply Company Players.
Attendees will make their grand entrance onto the red carpet at the Whatley Center strolling past a beautiful selection of classic Shelby cars provided by NTCC’s Automotive Department. As they walk the red carpet, they will be officially photographed by Rosita Palmer Photography and other “paparazzi.” Upon entering the event, attendees will be serenaded by the smooth sounds of Jethro Mathis on saxophone, while local chefs offer tastings of their decadent signature dishes. During this time attendees will also have the chance to purchase mystery gift boxes filled with delightful surprises.
Following the cocktail portion of the evening, guests will move into the theatre for a live auction featuring unique dining packages donated by participating chefs. To conclude the night, attendees will enjoy an interactive production of DANG THAT MUSTANG! written and directed by Jodie Wilk, owner and director of Performance Supply Company.
All proceeds benefiting the City of Pittsburg’s life-size Carroll Shelby Bronze Statue, to be installed in downtown Pittsburg in front of the NTCC Culinary Center. Pittsburg’s Economic Development Committee will match all funds raised at the event.
This will certainly be an evening to remember!
Visitors from all over come to try our famous Pittsburg Hot Links. It's a delicacy dating back to the late 1800s. In 1897, Mr. Charles Hasselback, of German descent, brought the Hot Link recipe to Camp County. Today, they are known as the registered trademarked PITTSBURG® brand Hot Link. Every April we celebrate our Hot Link history with a Hot Link Festival. This festival will bring in several thousand people from around the country who want to experience our Hot Links. This festival is a culinary food adventure for sure. While you are enjoying your Hot Links, you can listen to live music, shop one of a kind artisan vendor booths, or hang out in the "Man Cave" with a cigar. There is something for everyone at this festival. And if you have not tired a Pittsburg hot link, one bite and you will be hooked!
A special event this year. Join us for the unveiling of a bronze statue of Carroll Shelby.
www.texashotlinkfestival.com
MARK YOUR CALENDARS, THE GREATEST SHOW ON DIRT
Halloween in Pittsburg is a pretty big deal! Join us downtown on Saturday, October 25th from 5-7 pm for Trick-Or-Treating, games, picture opportunities, shopping, and fun for the whole family! Businesses and Civic Clubs hand out treats till they are gone.
Home For the Holidays
Activities For Kids
Christmas Parade
12PM Downtown - Sponsored by Pittsburg Camp County Chamber of Commerce