SAGHS Library Closed During General Membership Meeting (Library Hours)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
SAGHS Library
The SAGHS Library will be closed from 10 am - 12 pm during the General Membership Meeting and re-open at 12:00 pm upon completion of the meeting. It will remain open until 4 pm.
Saturday, May 16
SAGHS General Membership Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Dwyer Center Roosevelt Auditorium
Today is the General Membership Meeting. SAGHS Library will open after the General Membership Meeting.
Saturday, May 23
Our Journey to the Missions (Classes & Workshops)
1:00 pm
San Antonio Genealogical and Historical Society Dwyer Center Classroom 903 Melissa Dr, San Antonio,
Diana Moreno-Reyes and her sister Margot Moreno, co-founders of SAMID (San Antonio Mission Indian Descendants)
Description: The San Antonio Missions are more than historic landmarks — they are living heritage. Join Diana Moreno-Reyes and Margot Moreno as they explore the enduring legacy of the Indigenous peoples who built and sustained San Antonio's five missions, and show you how to discover your own connections to this history through genealogy and family stories.
Open to members and non-members alike.
No cost, however donations are accepted
Please call the society library at (210) 342-5242 to reserve your seat.
Sunday, May 24
Family Tree To Scrapbook Page (Classes & Workshops)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Dwyer Center Classroom
Turn your research, photos, and stories into beautiful keepsakes for future generations.
Are you researching your family history but unsure what to do with all your photos and documents?
In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn how to organize, digitize, and creatively preserve your family’s story through scrapbooking and simple photo scanning techniques.
What you'll learn:
✔ How to safely handle and organize old photos
✔ Easy photo scanning using your phone or scanner
✔ Simple scrapbook layouts for family history pages
✔ Tips for preserving and sharing your genealogy work
Supplies needed: Each person will need 3-5 photos and their cellphone with a free Google account. We will download the PhotoScan by Google app.
Monday, May 25
SAGHS Library Closed for Memorial Day (Library Hours)
SAGHS Library
The SAGHS Library will be closed for Memorial Day as we remember those who sacrificed for our country - it re-opens Wednesday, May 27th from 10 am - 7 pm.
Friday, May 29
Family Tree To Scrapbook Page (Classes & Workshops)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Dwyer Center Classroom
Turn your research, photos, and stories into beautiful keepsakes for future generations.
Are you researching your family history but unsure what to do with all your photos and documents?
In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn how to organize, digitize, and creatively preserve your family’s story through scrapbooking and simple photo scanning techniques.
What you'll learn:
✔ How to safely handle and organize old photos
✔ Easy photo scanning using your phone or scanner
✔ Simple scrapbook layouts for family history pages
✔ Tips for preserving and sharing your genealogy work
Supplies needed: Each person will need 3-5 photos and their cellphone with a free Google account. We will download the PhotoScan by Google app.
Monday, June 1 through Monday, August 31
SAGHS Annual Membership Renewal (Miscellaneous)
SAGHS Library
June 1, 2026 begins the renewal of our Annual Membership dues.
Sunday, June 14
Reconstructing Black American Families Beyond the Census (Classes & Workshops)
1:00 pm
Dwyer Center Classroom
Markel Steverson came to genealogy the way many of us do — through questions that refused to let go. Inspired by the deep research done on her Louisiana Cane River family line, she set out to uncover that same level of detail across her other branches.
Her work has since expanded beyond familiar records into a broader range of sources that help reconstruct family connections. Along the way, she discovered strategies that transformed her approach — including a pivotal visit to the SAGHS library that opened new paths for investigation.
Join Markel as she shares how inspiration turned into method, and how moving beyond the most commonly used records can reveal a richer, more complete family story.
Open to members and non-members alike.
No cost, however donations are accepted
Please call the society library at (210) 342-5242 to reserve your seat.
