$15 PER PERSON, KIDS UNDER 6 ARE FREE!
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL *FREE PARKING* IF YOU PURCHASE BEFORE JAN. 19
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For barrel race entries send a text to Se'Vette Early, Rafter E Productions, (254) 223-1220.
We are excited to welcome 2025 and announce that the San Antonio Rose Palace is here to stay. Under new leadership, we are committed to ensuring this iconic venue continues to serve the community for years to come. With the same trusted team overseeing daily operations, we are expanding our efforts to bring new opportunities, enhance marketing, increase bookings, and invest in maintenance and improvements—ensuring the San Antonio Rose Palace remains a cornerstone for the events you love. Our vision is to preserve the rich legacy of the Rose Palace while driving its future potential and maintaining the high standards you've come to expect.
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The history of the
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The San Antonio Rose Palace, located at 25665 Boerne Stage Road, just outside San Antonio, has a rich history as one of Texas’s premier venues for rodeos, horse shows, western lifestyle events, and more. Originally built in 1982 by local lawyer Wayne Crocker, the facility was initially known as the Silver Rose Garden. In 1984, after a change in ownership, it was renamed the San Antonio Rose Palace.
The venue was purchased in 1998 by a group of investors led by country music legend George Strait. Under Strait’s leadership, the Rose Palace became home to his renowned George Strait Team Roping Classic, one of the venue’s most popular events. Strait’s involvement breathed new life into the facility, attracting numerous rodeos, equestrian shows, and other western-themed events.
Despite facing challenges and even temporary closures, the Rose Palace remains a beloved facility within the San Antonio community.
Today, the Rose Palace continues to serve as a vital part of Texas's rodeo and equestrian scene, with a storied past and a promising future as a venue for both local and national events.