Post, Texas

Post Texas, a thriving West Texas community, is home to approximately 4,000 friendly people and a vast range of recreational opportunities.

Post, the county seat of Garza County, was established in 1907 by cereal magnate C.W. Post.  It is one of the most beautiful areas in West Texas, nestled in the “caprock” of the Llano Estacado.  Post is a city with strong historical values but also rich in cultural activities and tourist attractions. 







The OS Museum and the Garza County Historical Museum will provide you with art
and history unsurpassed by any other city in West Texas.  Post also has two National Register Historical Sites and thirty Historical Markers. 
OS Museum: 201 E. Main St, Suite 3   (806) 495-3570
Garza County Historical Museum: 119 N. Ave N   (806) 495-2207





The Garza Theatre provides live drama for West Texas, producing eight plays a year.  Historical Main Street houses many unique shops and the beautiful streetscape is a walk back to the past with street lamps, trees, park benches and plazas.
Garza Theater: Information or Ticket Sales (806) 495-4005
www.garzatheatre.com

Ragtown Gospel Theater, a 400 seat theater, is designed to look like a street in old Jerusalem. It features southern gospel music and a series of plays focusing on apostles and individuals who had direct contact with Jesus during his time on earth.

Location: North of Post on Hwy 84 (on the site of the old golf course)
(877) 724-8696 toll free
www.ragtown.com