This exciting new youth contest draws direct inspiration from one of Texas’ most iconic symbols: the Come and Take It flag—originally sewn from a wedding dress in 1835 by Sara Seely DeWitt and her daughter Evaline, just days before the Battle of Gonzales. In tribute, the Gown to Glory event invites young participants to honor that legacy through creativity, storytelling, and design.

Rising out of Seguin, he built his reputation the old-fashioned way: reading rooms, blending genres on the fly, and mastering the art of keeping a crowd moving.

Rising out of Seguin, he built his reputation the old-fashioned way: reading rooms, blending genres on the fly, and mastering the art of keeping a crowd moving.

Looking for food, cold drinks, and a shaded spot to take a break? The Food Tent has you covered.

Hosted by the Gonzales Art Group, the Come and Take It Art Show returns to the historic Crystal Theatre for a full weekend of original works by local and regional artists from seasoned professionals to emerging student talent.

Come meet our furry (and sometimes feathery) friends at the Come and Take It Petting Zoo! This hands-on experience is perfect for families and animal lovers.

Now open THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY! The Pride of Texas Shows Carnival is back at the Come and Take It Celebration, bringing three days of thrills and family fun!