Banquet and Ball

An Evening of Tradition & Celebration

Saturday evening brings the 131st Texas Division Reunion to its grand finale with the Banquet & Ball—an evening of fellowship, recognition, tradition, and celebration.

Gather with compatriots, spouses, families, and guests from across Texas for the Reunion’s signature social event. Enjoy dinner together as we reflect on another year of service to the Texas Division and recognize two compatriots who have earned the Division’s highest individual honors.

Honoring the Best of the Texas Division

The Banquet is the setting for the presentation of the Texas Division’s two highest individual awards—the Deo Vindice Award and the Confederate of the Year Award.

These honors recognize exceptional dedication and service, making their presentation one of the most anticipated moments of the Reunion. Join us as we recognize the recipients and celebrate the contributions they have made to their Camps, the Texas Division, and the Sons of Confederate Veterans.

Then Push Back the Tables...

When dinner and the awards are finished, the evening isn’t over.

The Banquet gives way to the Ball as we step back in time for an evening of period dancing. Ladies and gentlemen will take the floor for traditional dances from the 19th century, bringing a bit of the social life of our ancestors into the 2028 Reunion.

Period attire will add to the atmosphere, but you won’t need to be an experienced dancer to join the fun. Whether you take to the floor or simply enjoy the music and spectacle, the Ball promises to be one of the most memorable experiences of the weekend.

A Grand Finale to the Reunion

Fine food. Distinguished honors. Period music and dancing. Fellowship with friends from across Texas.

There could hardly be a more fitting way to conclude our weekend together.

Join us Saturday evening for the 2028 Texas Division Banquet & Ball—an evening of tradition, celebration, and memories we hope you’ll carry home long after the last dance.