Texas Independence Day is observed annually on 2 March to commemorate the adoption of the Texas Declaration of Independence in 1836. The state holiday marks Texas’ declaration of independence from Mexico and recognises an important milestone in the state’s history. The day provides an opportunity to reflect on Texas’ heritage, the events that shaped its development and the people who contributed to its history.

Event Suggestions:
• Exploring the history of Texas independence through exhibitions, artefacts and interactive timelines
• Learning about the Texas Declaration of Independence and its historical significance through guided discussions
• Celebrating Texas heritage with storytelling, music and cultural activities that reflect the state’s history