From Texas Historical Commission <[email protected]>
Subject Take Home a Piece of Texas History
Date April 25, 2025 12:32 PM
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Take Home a Piece of Texas History

Discover one-of-a-kind treasures that celebrate the spirit of Texas! Our museum stores offer carefully curated collections of t-shirts, caps, books, and unique gift items that connect you to the rich heritage of the Lone Star State. Can't visit in person? Explore our online collection at TexasHistoryGifts.com [ [link removed] ] and bring home something truly special that tells the authentic story of Texas.

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San Jacinto Day Celebration

*Saturday, April 26, La Porte*

Experience the roar of history and cannons as the San Jacinto Battleground [ [link removed] ] comes alive with the 189th anniversary celebration of the Battle of San Jacinto. This action-packed event will feature reenactments, living history activities, and interactive experiences!

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Spend the Summer at a Historic Site

This summer, embark on an unforgettable journey through time at the Texas Historical Commission's state historic site summer camps [ [link removed] ]! Our programs will offer young historians a unique blend of education and adventure, bringing the past to life.

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Cornapalooza Block Party: Fiesta Edition [ [link removed] ]

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Sunday, April 27, San Antonio

Join Casa Navarro [ [link removed] ] for the 3rd Annual Cornapalooza Block Party [ [link removed] ]! Celebrate this year’s festivities during Fiesta 2025 with folklorico dancers, food vendors, family activities, and, of course, plenty of corn. In addition, other Texas Historical Commission historic sites will be on-site offering exciting demonstrations.



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Saturday, May 3, Sheffield

Fort Lancaster and Battlefield [ [link removed] ] will be hosting a special event [ [link removed] ] featuring live camels from the U.S. Army Camel Experiment! Discover the fascinating role camels played in the history of the Old West and Fort Lancaster. Bring your family for a day of learning, exploration, and fun!



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Saturday, May 17, La Grange

Celebrate the history of the Bluff Schuetzenverein, a German marksmanship and social organization that once made its home on the grounds of the Kreische Brewery [ [link removed] ] and Monument Hill [ [link removed] ]State Historic Sites. From the late 19th to early 20th centuries the brewery property hosted dances, concerts, picnics, and shooting competitions, welcoming people from across Texas. This year, site staff and volunteers will honor these traditions with a day of entertainment, community booths, family activities, living history demonstrations, special tours, food and drink, and more.












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Weekly and Monthly Events

Looking for fun, ongoing activities that connect you with Texas history and community? Our historic sites offer a wide variety of regularly scheduled events you won’t want to miss!

Join the Crochet Council [ [link removed] ] every month at the Magoffin Home or experience soldier life [ [link removed] ] biweekly at Fort Lancaster—there’s something for everyone. Be sure to check the THC calendar for the latest events and updates.

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