Texas Independence Day
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Celebrate Texas Independence Day with pride - don your best cowboy boots and show off your Lone Star State spirit!
Celebrate Texas Independence Day on March 2 with a reminder of the Lone Star State's proud history! This is a day to honor the heroes and leaders who declared their independence from Mexico in 1836, thus establishing the Republic of Texas. It was a hard-fought battle that ended with victory for Texans and has been celebrated ever since. The legacy of those brave men and women lives on today through the spirit of freedom and liberty that still permeates the state. So join in the festivities this year and pay tribute to all those who fought for our independence!
From Willie Nelson to the Texas Tornados, Texas has a rich musical history. Put on some tunes and celebrate Texas.
Nothing says Texas like a visit to one of the state's many parks, like Big Bend National Park or Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Get out and explore the great outdoors.
Read up on the history of Texas independence and learn about the heroes who fought for it. Visit The Alamo in San Antonio or take a virtual tour of the Texas State Capitol in Austin.
Nothing celebrates a place like its food. Barbecue, Tex-Mex, and chili are just some of the delicious foods that come from the Lone Star State.
Texas Independence Day celebrates the “Lone Star” state's independence from Mexico in 1836 and the Texas declaration of independence. It is a day to remember the brave sacrifices made by Texans who fought for freedom and liberty as well as celebrate Texas culture and heritage.
March 2nd also denotes the spirit of 'Texanism,' which was exemplified at the Alamo in San Antonio when 187 people chose to give their lives protecting protected their vision of freedom. This spirit is found in each Texan today who takes to heart the state motto, "Friendship" and stands up proudly for what they believe in.
Texas Independence Day is always celebrated with barbeques, rodeos, fiestas, and other events. It's a great time to get together with friends and family and have some fun! Nothing beats gathering around a firepit on a cool March night in honour of our Texan ancestors whose courage made this day possible.