Registration is now open!

Click here to register for the 2025 Annual Conference.

Check-in will begin at 7:30 am on Thursday, May 15th, with sessions starting at 8:30 am. The closing plenary session will end at 2:00 pm on Saturday, May 17th.

Click here to see the sessions currently scheduled for our conference. Forty-five sessions led by scholars and avocational historians from all across the country.

Rooms are still available at the Holiday Inn San Marcos Convention Center. The Embassy Suites block is full. Registration and sessions will begin first thing Thursday morning, May 15th. Learn more about our hotels, or click here to download a PDF with a link to other hotels nearby.

ATxH is committed to graduate students! We will provide up to 20 stipends of $100 each to support grad students of history in attending our 2025 Annual Conference. The deadline for application has passed.

The support for the Alliance for Texas History is evident in the many exceptional institutions and businesses who have provided early sponsorships for our conference. See the list here.

This ATxH Guide for Sponsors, Exhibitors, & Advertisers details all the ways that organizations and institutions can get the word out to our members, contacts, and conference attendees. For more information, contact Gary L. Pinkerton, Managing Director, at 832.409.3321 or contact@atxh.org.

If you are a session chair or presenter you are one of the 189 historians sharing your knowledge in 45 outstanding sessions. Although you do not have to be a member to present, we will of course welcome you to the Alliance.

We have set our registration fee low and expect presenters to register for the conference. You can use the one-day registration if you choose. If you have a guest who will only be attending your session, just reach out to us at contact@atxh.org and we will provide them with a guest pass at no cost. We appreciate your participation in our very first conference.

Everyone connected with our conference is expected to adhere to our Code of Professional Conduct. Click here to download PDF.

Meetings will be held in and near Taylor-Murphy Hall, home for the History Department. The Pleasant Street parking garage will be used for access. Click here for an interactive campus map.

If you park on campus,, you must have a parking permit to park in a garage. Street parking is not permitted. Here is the information you need to get a permit to park in the on-campus garage.

From the San Marcos town square to Gruene Hall, there is plenty to do and see during your visit to San Marcos. Click here for more details as they come available.