Hello, Gonzales

05/19/2026

05/18/2026

📖 New to the giftshop 📖

Dive into the story behind the first battle of the Texas Revolution in our new book featuring archival information, historical insights, and the "Come and Take It" spirit of the Battle of Gonzales.

Stop by the museum and grab your copy today!

05/16/2026

A great program for the Youth of Gonzales, thank you Gonzales YMCA!

Let the countdown begin 🎉

We can’t wait for another summer full of fun at the Gonzales YMCA ☀️

05/13/2026

Some businesses sell parts. Some sell memories.

For nearly a century, Halamicek Auto Supply & Collectables has been part of the heartbeat of downtown Gonzales. Since 1928, generations of families, ranchers, mechanics, collectors, and curious travelers have stepped through those doors on St. Joseph Street.

What began as a small family auto parts shop grew into something much bigger, a place filled with stories, history, conversation, and treasures from another era. Long before chain stores and online shopping, businesses like Halamicek’s were where people gathered, caught up on local news, and found exactly what they needed, usually with a little life advice thrown in for free.

The iconic blue sign hanging over downtown is more than a landmark. It is a reminder that Gonzales still believes in family businesses, hard work, loyalty, and preserving the character that makes our town special.

Halamicek Auto Supply
Address: 626 N St Joseph St, Gonzales, TX 78629
Phone: (830) 672-3017
Website: No digital footprint, just footsteps, find them the old-fashioned way.

05/09/2026

For the first time in school history, Gonzales softball is on to the Regional Championship!

Congratulations to the Lady Apaches, and thank you to all who made the trip!!

05/07/2026

A vibe ✨

53 likes, 12 comments. “If you love boutiques, vintage finds, cute decor, and supporting small businesses then you NEED to check out 321 Pop-Up Market & Boutique in Gonzales 👀🛍️ Such a fun place to walk around and shop!! So many unique finds and the cutest little booths 💕 10/10 definite...

05/06/2026

In 1834, Benjamin Duncan, a Scotsman, started a ferry here to help people cross the river long before bridges existed.
During the Texas Revolution, tradition says Susanna Dickinson, one of the few survivors of the Alamo, stopped at Duncan’s home while carrying the news of the fall of the Alamo. That message helped set major events in motion, including Sam Houston ordering the Texas Army in Gonzales to retreat. On March 13, 1836, the town and ferry were burned to keep them out of enemy hands. The ferry was later rebuilt and operated until 1866.
Location. 29° 30.814′ N, 97° 30.04′ W. Marker is near Gonzales, Texas, in Gonzales County. It is on Alternate U.S. 90 one mile east of Farm to Market Road 2091, on the right when traveling west.

05/04/2026

05/01/2026

04/30/2026

Own a piece of history! We are getting new seats! If you’d like to own a little piece of Salebarn history or just need some cool seating- chunks of seats will be available to purchase!
*Tuesday May 5 & Wednesday May 6
*First to pay in person gets them *No Holds
Sold in entire rows of different sizes from 3seats+ @ $20/seat