About Us
Aggie Park
Aggie “Memorial” Park was established in 1946 with the original building concluding construction in 1953. To commemorate and dedicate the newly established center, Muster was held at Aggie Park on April 21, 1954.
“This building is dedicated to the memory of those A&M men and women everywhere who have preceded us, particularly, to those who have made the supreme sacrifice for their state and country, in order that we, the living, may endure” - Unknown
Aggie Park remains a rich part of San Antonio’s history. We hope you will share in that history and create your own history of memorable moments by hosting your next event at Aggie Park Event Center.
Our Why
Aggie Park is known as the “Home of the San Antonio A&M Club”. It is a place where Texas A&M University Former Students and friends of Texas A&M meet, share fellowship, and participate in traditions unique to Texas A&M. One of the primary goals of the San Antonio A&M Club is to raise scholarship money for Bexar County Students attending Texas A&M University. When you choose to host your event at Aggie Park, you also help fund scholarships for deserving students in Bexar County.
Renting for a Purpose
Supporting Members of the San Antonio A&M Club can rent Aggie Park and enjoy active membership status. For event discounts and voting rights, explore additional membership options at AggiePark.com.
An annual membership of the San Antonio A&M Club is a prerequisite for renting Aggie Park. A Supporting Annual Membership is $12.
As a user within the San Antonio A&M Club Foundation network, you agree to uphold the Aggie Core Values and Aggie Code of Honor:
Core Values
Respect, Excellence, Leadership, Loyalty, Integrity, and Selfless Service
Code Of Honor
Aggies do not lie, cheat, or steal nor tolerate those that do.
Our Core Values
Respect
Due regard for the feelings, wishes, rights, or traditions of others.
Loyalty
A strong feeling of support or allegiance.
Excellence
The quality of being outstanding or extremely good.
Integrity
The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.
Leadership
The action of leading a group of people or an organization.
Selfless Service
To serve others without expectation of reward.