Media Center
Welcome to the Texas Cavaliers Media Center

The media center is a hub for storytellers covering our traditions, our community work, and the magic of Fiesta. Explore our latest press releases, download official photo and video assets, or connect with us to request an interview with one of the Cavaliers.

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Texas Cavaliers
By the numbers
1926

The Texas Cavaliers organization was founded by John B. Carrington.

600

Today, the Texas Cavaliers number more than 600 members, including generations of families who have passed down the tradition of service.

1927

The year the first King Antonio was crowned (during a rainstorm!)

1941

The Texas Cavaliers River Parade was born after a group of Texas Cavaliers saw the flower-laden boats and barges of the “floating gardens” in Mexico City. 

1,000

The number of patients from Brooks General Hospital who were among the spectators at the first parade.

1946

The tradition of Fiesta medals began when the Texas Cavaliers began delivering commemorative coins to children in local hospitals in hopes of raising their spirits.

1989

The Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation was established to benefit and support local children.

100

The number of years the Texas Cavaliers have been a part of San Antonio’s rich history.

250,000

The average number of spectators who watch the Texas Cavaliers River Parade.

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Latest Texas Cavaliers News

Good Guys in Blue Suits
Cavaliers Care
Cavaliers Care: John Gaddis
As a young, newly-minted Texas Cavalier in the late 1960s, John Gaddis was touched by the respect the Cavaliers gave to veterans, providing them with honorary seating at the River Parade. John had served twice in the Army and has a soft spot for veterans.
Good Guys in Blue Suits
Cavaliers Care
Cavaliers Care: Cary Stratton
After serving his ear-nose-throat patients faithfully and well for 47 years, Dr. Cary Stratton retired, but he didn’t stop serving others.