We are SO EXCITED to have you join us for Fort Clark Days this year! There's no need to follow a schedule as there will be so much to walk around and see at your own pace including Living Historians, Shopping, the Museum, Arts & Crafts, Food & Drinks, and more... However if you see a presentation, lecture, event, or musician that interests you, the schedules and map below will help you make sure to be in the right place at the right time!
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Friday, 3/6/2026
8:30 am: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
8:30 am - 5 pm: Living Historian Presentations | Visit the Many Booths located at the Living History Area
8:30 am - 3:00 pm: Flint Knapping | Presented by: Ruben Martinez | Location: Lipan Apaches
9 am - 10 am: History of Lipan Apaches | Location: Lipan Apaches | Presented by Anita Anaya (Outside the Teepee)
9 am - 10 am: Cultural Foods, Dress, & Transportation | Location: Lipan Apaches | Presented by Richard Gonzalez Inside Teepee
9:30 am: Reading of Travis’ Letter, Alamo 1836 | Location: Butcher Block
10:00 am: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
10:00 am – 12 Noon: Music by Michael “Human Juke Box” Clancy | Location: Butcher Block
11:00 am: Eagle Dance | Presented by Eli Armenta & Ruben Martinez | Location: Lipan Apaches
12:00 Noon: Reading of Travis’ Letter, Alamo 1836 | Location: Butcher Block
2:00 pm: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm: Music by Michael “Human Juke Box” Clancy | Location: Butcher Block
3:00 pm: Reading of Travis’ Letter, Alamo 1836 | Location: Butcher Block
4:00 pm: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
7:00 pm: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
7:00 pm: Movie Night Showing of “Vengeance Valley” | FREE Admission; Purchase Concessions to Support Fort Clark Days | Location: The Post Theater: 15 Patton Drive
 
Saturday, 3/7/26
9:00 am: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
9:00 am - 5:00 pm: Living Historian Presentations | Visit the Many Booths located at the Living History Area
9:00 am - 12 Noon: History of Lipan Apaches | Presented by Richard Gonzalez Inside the Teepee | Location: Lipan Apaches
9 am - 12 Noon: Cultural Foods, Dress, & Transportation | Presented by Anita Anaya (Outside Teepee) | Location: Lipan Apaches
9:00 am - 10:30 am: Flint Knapping | Presented by: Ruben Martinez | Location: Lipan Apaches
9:00 am – 10:00 am: Music by “Holt Tuck & Family” | Location: Butcher Block
10:00 am – 11:00 am: Music by “Friends with Strings” | Location: The Commissary
11:00 am: Presentation by Photographer & Visual Narrator | Presented by Homero Binuelo Bautista | Location: Art Studio
12:00 Noon – 2:00 pm: Music by “The Fort Trio” | Location: Butcher Block
12:45 pm: Photography Walk & Learning Session | Presented by Homero Binuelo Bautista | Location: Meet at Art Studio
1:00 pm: Eagle Dance | Presented by Eli Armenta & Ruben Martinez | Location: Lipan Apaches
2:00 pm: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
2:00 pm: Lecture: Comanche, Lipan Seminole Nation OK | Presented by Phyllis Narcomey | Location: Lipan Apaches
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm: Music by “Friends with Strings” | Location: The Commissary
2:30 pm: Lipan Presenter: Apache Way of Living | Presented by Ruben Cardona | Location: Lipan Apaches
2:30 pm – 4:30 pm: Music by Michael “Human Juke Box” Clancy | Location: Butcher Block
3:00 pm: Presentation Caddo Nation OK | Presented by Dana Medina | Location: Lipan Apaches
4:00 pm: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
4:00 pm: Lipan Apache Dance | Location: Lipan Apaches
4:45 pm: Tribute to Lipan Elder | Honoring Eleanor Esperanza Stockwell | Location: Lipan Apaches
4:50 pm: Jicarrila Nation Prayer | Presented by Jackson Valarede | Location: Lipan Apaches
5:00 pm: Buffalo Stew Dinner | Cost: Donations Welcomed | Location: Lipan Apaches
6:30 pm: Cannon Firing | Location: Cannons
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm: Saturday Night Street Dance | Location: In Front of the Commissary Building | Music by: Danny Calderon & The Fire House Band

Fort Clark Days
March 6 & 7, 2026
Fort Clark Springs, Highway 90
​Brackettville, TX 78832
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Fort Clark Days is sponsored by Fort Clark Springs Community Council, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.   

Our two-day event helps us fulfill three of the six purposes of Fort Clark Springs Community Council (FCSCC):

• To assist in the education of the youth and general public in the history of Southwest Texas.
• To preserve, protect, and promote the Fort Clark Historic District for its citizens, the visiting public and future generations. 
• To raise money to help achieve these goals.