Rowie's Guidebook
Food scene
Ruth Thompson’s vision was to open a non-profit cafe that would be run and operated by adults with special needs. Hug’s mission is to enhance the lives of special needs adults through training and employment.
A local favorite serving one hug a time to change the world for the better.
Try their Chickie Hug or Hug Me a Tuna. Savor their Hugs Cobb Salad and enjoy a localmust have Hugs Wedding Cake!
Give a hug...The Hugs Cafe way.
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Hugs Cafe
224 E Virginia StRuth Thompson’s vision was to open a non-profit cafe that would be run and operated by adults with special needs. Hug’s mission is to enhance the lives of special needs adults through training and employment.
A local favorite serving one hug a time to change the world for the better.
Try their Chickie Hug or Hug Me a Tuna. Savor their Hugs Cobb Salad and enjoy a localmust have Hugs Wedding Cake!
Give a hug...The Hugs Cafe way.
Tex-Mex Restaurant located at 320 Main St., Princeton TX 75407.
Good food, great chips and salsa!
Rivera's Restaurant
320 N Main StTex-Mex Restaurant located at 320 Main St., Princeton TX 75407.
Good food, great chips and salsa!
Shopping and Food Scene
Enjoy a ride through Downtown McKinney in the McKinney Dash, an area shuttle. Dine and shop while learning the history of McKinney, TX. A local favorite scene for community events including Arts and Culture.
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Historic Downtown McKinney
111 S Chestnut StEnjoy a ride through Downtown McKinney in the McKinney Dash, an area shuttle. Dine and shop while learning the history of McKinney, TX. A local favorite scene for community events including Arts and Culture.
Historic Mckinney Farmers Market boasts of fresh produce and organic herbs and spices. Enjoy some live music plus taste some of the local homemade salsa.
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Historic McKinney Farmers Market
315 S Chestnut StHistoric Mckinney Farmers Market boasts of fresh produce and organic herbs and spices. Enjoy some live music plus taste some of the local homemade salsa.
Arts
Listed in the National Register of Historic, the Heard Craig Center for the Arts has a long standing presence in the community providing education and artistic opportunities.
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Heard-Craig Center for the Arts
205 W Hunt StListed in the National Register of Historic, the Heard Craig Center for the Arts has a long standing presence in the community providing education and artistic opportunities.
Museums
“Founded in 1967, the Heard consists of a 289 acre wildlife sanctuary and a natural science museum for the primary purpose of educating children and adults about nature. The Heard is a private nonprofit organization and exists to bring nature and people together to discover, enjoy, experience, restore, and preserve our priceless environment.’
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Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary
1 Nature Pl“Founded in 1967, the Heard consists of a 289 acre wildlife sanctuary and a natural science museum for the primary purpose of educating children and adults about nature. The Heard is a private nonprofit organization and exists to bring nature and people together to discover, enjoy, experience, restore, and preserve our priceless environment.’
Historical Homes
The Historic Village takes you back in the early 1800’s and learn more about life in the village.
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Chestnut Square Historic Village
315 S Chestnut StThe Historic Village takes you back in the early 1800’s and learn more about life in the village.
Memorial Park
The Princeton women, members of the Noino Study Club (spelling the word onion backwards) began working and planning a park, with a beautification committee in 1943.
Under a special bill, the German prisoners were contracted to do the work on the park. The park was built in memory of the men who served in the armed forces during World War II.
The park was a “living memorial” to those who served so well during the war, and it was a shrine to the memory of those who lost their lives in the war.
Picnic tables and park benches are available for families and visitors to enjoy a day at the park.
Veterans Memorial Park
311 N Main StThe Princeton women, members of the Noino Study Club (spelling the word onion backwards) began working and planning a park, with a beautification committee in 1943.
Under a special bill, the German prisoners were contracted to do the work on the park. The park was built in memory of the men who served in the armed forces during World War II.
The park was a “living memorial” to those who served so well during the war, and it was a shrine to the memory of those who lost their lives in the war.
Picnic tables and park benches are available for families and visitors to enjoy a day at the park.