Get Your Brick Now
One of the most scenic, historic and popular parks in San Marcos, Juan Veramendi Plaza is known for its iconic gazebo, the Charles S. Cock House Museum, the Merriman Cabin, the Dr. Gwen K. Smith Fountain, and the tree-lined pathway to the Riverwalk. 

Those who have enjoyed the park through the years can now claim and personalize their own small piece of the Fountain Plaza area by purchasing an engraved brick. Proceeds will be used to fund improvements to Veramendi Plaza Park, including repairs to the iconic gazebo. 
Click Here For The Order Form.

The  Moon-McGehee Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas would like to demonstrate public support for the historical significance of the Gen. Edward Burleson homestead, currently owned by Texas State University and located on the former site of Aquarena Springs Resort. The DRT wants to help ensure that all assets on the hillside property are preserved for future students of Texas history. Members of the Heritage Association can join in this effort by entering comments and expressions of support on the "You Can Help" page of their website. The form is easy to complete--just enter your name, email and comments and hit Submit! If you have any questions, contact Phyllis Klein at [email protected].

Sunday, January 20th
3-6pm

Special program will begin at 3:30pm to open a new rotating exhibit entitled “In the Winners’ Circle: Celebrating Four Notable Athletes.” 

Calaboose African American Museum (200 W. MLK., San Marcos, TX)
Click here to learn more about the museum

Careers featured during the exhibit will be Negro Leagues pitcher, Dave Brown, Olympics gold medalists Lucious Jackson and Charles Austin, along with former martial arts competitor and professional boxer, Brenda Bell.