An event celebrating Texas Independence sponsored by the City of Navasota. The great state of Texas was born in 1836 when the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed just 7 miles down the road at Washington-on-the-Brazos, Texas.
Friday, March 1st:
The event will get kicked off at 5:30pm with a concert by 3 great country artists playing 90 minutes each...the concert will end around 11pm being held in the area around the Navasota City Hall. BBQ and beverages will be available through event vendors.
Saturday, March 2nd:
The Texas Birthday Bash Dash (formerly called the Rattler Run) a 5/10k run will start at 8am with a route that will take participants through the historic downtown streets of Navasota. Details and information on race registration can be found at navasotatx.gov
At 10am in front of City Hall there will be a ceremony to celebrate the placement of the statue of Frank Hamer, the City Marshal of Navasota in 1908 who later became famous for his role in tracking down the criminal duo Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow in 1934 as a Texas Ranger.
Starting at noon in the Mance Lipscomb Park there will be many texas themed family activities free to all visitors including: pony rides, petting zoo, a western themed street shootout re-enactment and much more.
The second day of country music will get started at 1:30pm with 5 artists playing till 11pm. The stage will be in the area around the Navasota City Hall. There will be an area dedicated for anyone that would like to play washers and dominos (42). BBQ and beverages will be available through event vendors.
Friday, March 1st:
The event will get kicked off at 5:30pm with a concert by 3 great country artists playing 90 minutes each...the concert will end around 11pm being held in the area around the Navasota City Hall. BBQ and beverages will be available through event vendors.
Saturday, March 2nd:
The Texas Birthday Bash Dash (formerly called the Rattler Run) a 5/10k run will start at 8am with a route that will take participants through the historic downtown streets of Navasota. Details and information on race registration can be found at navasotatx.gov
At 10am in front of City Hall there will be a ceremony to celebrate the placement of the statue of Frank Hamer, the City Marshal of Navasota in 1908 who later became famous for his role in tracking down the criminal duo Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow in 1934 as a Texas Ranger.
Starting at noon in the Mance Lipscomb Park there will be many texas themed family activities free to all visitors including: pony rides, petting zoo, a western themed street shootout re-enactment and much more.
The second day of country music will get started at 1:30pm with 5 artists playing till 11pm. The stage will be in the area around the Navasota City Hall. There will be an area dedicated for anyone that would like to play washers and dominos (42). BBQ and beverages will be available through event vendors.
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