Photos and stories from the barn — event recaps, field-trip days, festivals and fundraisers, and the everyday life of a working Texas farm. This is where we'll share what's happening at the Center.
PecanFest is a day of food booths, crafts, and a parade, and the red barn on the edge of town is just part of the scenery. That's the myth. It's half right. The festival is all those things.
Read the storyEvery fall, teachers across Guadalupe County sit down with the same question: where do we take the kids this year?
Read the storyAugust in Seguin is the quiet before the busy. The heat sits heavy on the land, the days stretch long, and the Guadalupe runs low and slow.
Read the storyIf you've heard of the red barn in Seguin, you've probably heard it's a wedding venue. That's only half the story.
Read the storyYour students get a hands-on education in Texas agriculture and heritage when you bring them to the Big Red Barn.
Read the storyAn 1850s hand-hewn cabin, built near Seguin by an Irish immigrant and saved once before, is being restored in our Heritage Village. Here's its story — and how you can help finish the work.
Read the storyThe gravel crunches under your tires as you pull up to the Texas Agricultural Education Center.
Read the storyOur 2026 Texas Hold'Em Tournament packed the Main Hall on April 18 for a night of cards, dinner, and community — all to raise money for youth agricultural education. See the Top 10 winners and photos from the night.
Read the recapAs the season gets going, this is where the stories will live.
Photos and highlights from tournaments, festivals, and fundraisers at the barn.
Snapshots from the school groups who come learn where their food comes from.
Stories from the Heritage Village, the Pecan Museum, and life on a working farm.
The volunteers, sponsors, and neighbors whose support keeps the gates open.
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