Cartoon graphic of a man in historic clothing holding a beer with a background photograph of the Kreische Brewery overlook.

Bluff SchuetzenFest

Celebrate the history of the Bluff Schuetzenverein and the legacy of Texas craft brewing with this historic family day and beer garden fundraiser.

Martha Elizabeth Cockburn Tucker

Please join the Parker County Historical Commission and Norlene and Mile Carter as they dedicate the marker for Martha Elizabeth Cockburn Tucker.

Chuckwagon on the grass in front of the Goodnight Historic Home.

A Taste of Ranch Life

Fun times at the Ranch! Come explore early Panhandle activities and meet a few critters as well.

Woman standing with printed Tshirts

Caddo Artist Series Workshop

The Caddo Artist Series continues with Kacey Roach and her screen printing workshop on May 18 at 1 pm.

A table with a red tablecloth has an iPad displaying numerous pictures of the San Jacinto Monument.

Picture Yourself at San Jacinto

You're invited to join us by the main entrance to receive a complimentary instant photograph of yourself or your group in front of the historic monument. Learn about its rich history and explore our pop-up photography gallery showcasing visitors’ photos throughout the years!

Board Church and Cemetery Marker Dedication

Please join the Comanche County Historical Commission as they dedicate the historical marker for the Board Church and Cemetery.

The rising sun backlights the San Jacinto Monument as it stands majestically over the reflective pool.

Closed for Memorial Day

The San Jacinto Monument will be closed in honor of Memorial Day.

Soldier Equipment Display

A Soldier's Life

Visit for a hands on experience of Soldier's equipment from the 1800s at Fort Lancaster

Thursday, May 23rd, 2024 from 1pm to 4pm.

Contact Fort Lancaster at: 432-836-4391 for more information.

A colorful mural featuring Jose Antonio Navarro

Jose Antonio Navarro: Early Tejano Revolutionary with Kristin Rodriguez

Jose Antonio Navarro utilized his familial and political ties to represent the citizens of San Antonio de Bexar under the governments of the Mexico, Republic of Texas, and United States. While he is best known for being one of two Tejanos signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence, Navarro also fought for Tejano rights and was a proponent of the economical growth of the region.

Main house at Varner Hogg Plantation

Scavenger Hunt

Come visit the Varner-Hogg Plantation and take part in a scavenger hunt!