07/01/2026
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
The wait is over! Registration and sponsorships are now open for the 4th Annual Big Texas Recovery Rally Galveston County 2026.
Join us on Friday, August 28, and Saturday, August 29, 2026, at the Nessler Civic Center, 2010 5th Avenue North, Texas City, TX 77590, for two incredible days celebrating hope, healing, and recovery with this year's theme:
"Real Stories, Real Lives, Real Miracles."
The Big Texas Recovery Rally has become one of Galveston County's premier Recovery Month celebrations, bringing together individuals and families in recovery, treatment providers, faith communities, healthcare organizations, nonprofits, first responders, community leaders, and advocates from across the region to celebrate that recovery is possible.
Friday, August 28, features our Recovery Rally Kickoff Event, where we launch the weekend with fellowship, inspiration, and community.
Saturday, August 29, is our Main Recovery Rally, featuring community resource tables, sponsors, exhibitors, inspiring speakers, live entertainment, free food, free T-shirts while supplies last, family-friendly activities, and opportunities to connect with organizations that are making a difference throughout Galveston County and the surrounding areas.
Admission is FREE, but we encourage everyone to register in advance. Registration is also open for sponsors, exhibitors, volunteers, and community partners who want to help make this year's rally our biggest and best yet.
Register or become a sponsor today:
https://BigTexasRecoveryRallyGalvestonCounty2026.eventbrite.com
Whether you are in recovery, supporting a loved one, working in behavioral health, serving through a faith community, or simply believe in building healthier communities, we invite you to join us for this inspiring celebration of hope.
Big Texas Recovery Rally Galveston County 2026
Friday & Saturday, August 28โ29, 2026
Nessler Civic Center
2010 5th Avenue North
Texas City, TX 77590
Join us for the 4th Annual Big Texas Recovery Rally Galveston County as we celebrate "Real Stories, Real Lives, Real Miracles" and remind our community that recovery belongs to everyone.