Texas in Revolt 1835
Come join The San Antonio Living History Association recreate the opening battles of the Texas revolution. There will be cannon fire, educational programs, interactive kid programs and a fundraising raffle.
Throughout the year, the Texas Army participates in many various events related to Texas History. Please join us at these events and relive Texas history. Events, dates, and times all subject to change.
Come join The San Antonio Living History Association recreate the opening battles of the Texas revolution. There will be cannon fire, educational programs, interactive kid programs and a fundraising raffle.
Austin Town is an annual historical re-enactment of a fictional 1832 town. This living history event allows vistors to suspend disbelief and experience the sights, sounds and smell of life in Austin’s Colony in Brazoria Texas.
Celebrating Stephen F. Austin birthday at the Austin Statue.
Volunteers and re-enactors demonstrate settler life in Stephen F. Austin’s colony during the 1820s and early 1830s. Old-fashioned crafts, demonstrations, and period re-enactments bring the homestead to life.
Come and witness the five day battle for the city of Bejar located in downtown San Antonio at Maverick Plaza (La Villita). The battle will conclude with the surrender of the Mexican garrison to the Texian Federalist Army.
The Crossroads of Texas Living History Association and other historical groups put on a recreation of the occupation of the Presidio La Bahia by Colonel Fannin and the Goliad Massacre. Times Saturday 9 AM – 5 PM: Various events including battle reenactments 7 PM – 9 PM: Candlelight Tours Sunday 10 AM – 12 Noon: Reenactment of […]
