Past Events

Come visit our table at the Studio Art Tour

Come celebrate Black History Month at the 2nd annual National African American Read In with Calaboose African American History Museum!

Comfort is the first solo exhibition of paintings by painter Morgan Grigsby.

Learning for Justice, formerly called "Teaching for Tolerance," provides classroom resources and professional development for teachers.

The African American Read-In is a national event started by the National Council of Teachers of English.

A fabulous mix of musical and spoken word entertainment, recorded live for this event, and vintage footage.

Dr. Elvin Holt was a professor in the Department of English, the first tenured African American at Texas State University, and the longest serving President and Board member of the Calaboose African American History Museum, embodied the essence of academic excellence and community leadership.

The Calaboose African American History Museum is celebrating the musical contributions of San Marcos native, Eddie Durham, with a free concert.

Dr. Dwonna Goldstone, director of the African American Studies Program at Texas State University will host an event on the status of Black Studies at Texas State and in Texas more broadly.

Elizabeth Kahura, a storyteller from Kenya, will bring her African storytelling talents to the Calaboose African American History Museum's Cephas House.

Celebrating San Marcos native, Eddie Durham, a legendary swing-era jazz guitarist, trombonist, arranger and composer.

The drumming class last SATURDAY sought to UPLIFT LIVES THROUGH RHYTHM & DRUM!