Monthly, in different settings
We gather every month in different settings around San Antonio and the Hill Country. New places, familiar faces, one shared purpose — fellowship is part of how the work gets done.
A new conservative club
Hill Country Rising Republicans is a new Republican club based in San Antonio, built for the generation of conservatives who have outgrown the Young Republicans but still want a real home in the fight for Texas.
About the club
Every year, good conservatives age out of the Young Republicans — and too many of them quietly drift away from the movement. The county party doesn’t always feel like home either. Hill Country Rising Republicans exists to close that gap.
We’re a new conservative Republican club in San Antonio for people building careers, raising families, and putting down roots in South Central Texas — people who still believe this state and this country are worth showing up for. Expect real fellowship, serious conversation about the issues, and a network of friends who share your values.
Whether you spent years in the Young Republicans, you’ve never joined a club at all, or you’re simply looking for your people — there’s a seat for you here.
Press play for our patriotic welcome — the premier new club for South Central Texas conservatives, where everybody has a voice and every meeting gets something done.
Our mission
Hill Country Rising Republicans exists to make positive change — in a social setting. We are a staunchly Republican club working to return our nation, our state, and our local cities to conservative, principled values. We believe that work doesn’t start in Washington. It starts around a table, with neighbors who share your convictions and are ready to act on them.
So we make change the local way: through local candidates, engaged stakeholders, and legislators in office — city hall, the county, and the Capitol. And we bring new, fresh, engaging ideas to everything we do, because our aim is nothing less than to help lead the party as the true Republic it was founded to be.
We gather every month in different settings around San Antonio and the Hill Country. New places, familiar faces, one shared purpose — fellowship is part of how the work gets done.
This is not a club where a few people talk and everyone else listens. Every member is heard — your ideas, your experience, and your concerns belong in the room.
Every meeting ends with something accomplished. From the very first day you walk in, you’ll leave having done something impactful — not someday, that night.
We stand against rising taxes, for bringing inflation down, and for a serious commitment to reducing the federal debt. Washington’s spending is not someone else’s problem — it’s ours to fix.
We protect the unborn and stand pro-life at every level. Every life has value, and we will say so plainly, proudly, and without apology.
We believe Christian values built strong families and free communities — and that they still do. Faith is not something we check at the door.
We defend the Constitution as written — freedom of speech, our Second Amendment gun rights, and every liberty it guarantees.
America should be strong, respected, and ready — and kept out of needless wars. Strength, wisely held, is how you keep the peace.
City councils, school boards, the Texas Legislature — real change runs through local candidates, stakeholders, and legislators in office, right here at home.
Who it’s for
Our core is friends in their late 30s and 40s — and the doors are open wider, from the mid-20s through the early 50s. If any of this sounds like you, you’re exactly who we had in mind.
40s
You gave years to the Young Republicans and still care just as much — you just don’t fit the age bracket anymore. Your experience belongs here, and so do you.
30s
The Young Republicans feel a step behind where your life is now, and the Bexar County GOP hasn’t felt like your crowd. This is the club in the middle — built by people in the same spot.
20s–50s
New to San Antonio, new to politics, or just ready to meet conservatives your own age? Come as you are — mid-20s to early 50s, all are welcome at the table.
Compare & contrast
We respect what the other clubs do — many of us came up through them. Here’s an honest look at the landscape, and why we built something new for the generation in between.
The starting ground for young conservatives.
The official party structure, like the Bexar County GOP.
Built for the in-between generation — by people living it.
Words we live by
The words that built this movement — from the presidents who carried the Republican banner before us, and from the leaders carrying it today.
“President Trump must win to preserve the Constitution. He must win to preserve democracy in America.”
“From this moment on, it’s going to be America First.”
“Government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.”
“I can hear you! The rest of the world hears you! And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon!”
First meeting · Tentative
Wednesday
January 27, 2027
The Lion & Rose Restaurant & Pub
23330 W I-10, San Antonio, TX 78257
Phone: (210) 451-5466
Web: thelionandrose.com
Date and venue are tentative and may change — sign up below so we can keep you posted.
Meet the founding circle — the friends starting this club and the people who’ll shape what it becomes.
Hear the vision — why this club exists, who it’s for, and where we go from the first night.
Help set the course — founding members will have a voice in the meetings, speakers, and events to come.
Become a founding member — membership is open to everybody, and everyone at the first meeting will be welcomed as a foundational member of the club.
Sign up below — add your name to the first-meeting list so we can count your seat and keep you posted if the tentative plans change.
Sign up
Wednesday, January 27, 2027 · 7:00–9:00 p.m. (tentative)
The Lion & Rose Restaurant & Pub, 23330 W I-10, San Antonio, TX 78257.
Sign up below and walk in as a foundational member of Hill Country
Rising Republicans.
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