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.
Join the Sons of The Republic of Texas in Honoring The Texian Navy. Possibly the last time to see
the Battleship Texas. Ceremony to be held at The San Jacinto Monument Assembly Room.
For information please contact, Ronald W. Brown SKJ/832-338-3300 email: [email protected]
Come join us for a morning parade and the recreation of the first battle of the Texas revolution.
Come join The Texas Army to Celebrate The Old Rivers Winfree Founders Day.
There will be auctions, petting zoo, activities for the whole family. They also will have a blacksmith,cloth spinners basket weavers, black powder salutes by The Texas Army and Live Music.
Come and revisit life in Texas from the 1820s to the 1940s. Starting at the 1820s Jones Stock Farm, visit with early Texas pioneers and the Mexican Army Patrol. Then move forward in time to visit the home of Polly Ryan and the Civil War camps of the Union and Confederate soldiers. Stop next at the Davis Victorian Home. End your visit at the 1930s George Ranch House.
Celebrating Stephen F. Austin birthday at the Austin Statue.
Join The San Antonio Living History Association, as they recreate the early battles of the Texas Revolution in the fall of 1835. See the sights and sounds of Texas Rebels engage in battles with the Mexican army.
Please join the Texas Army for Pioneer Day at Jesse Jones Park. The park features a pioneer era village which will be hosting living history demonstrations, interpretations, displays, and interactive activities showcasing pioneer life during the early settler days of Texas (1830’s – 1840’s). There will be a battle between the Mexican Army and the local militia. This is a family friendly venue for exploring Texas history and learning about frontier 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. There will be two battles 1st at 11:AM and the second at 2PM.
