Join us for an evening at the historic Menger Hotel in San Antonio, Texas, and experience the legendary Theodore Roosevelt come to life in an unforgettable dinner show!
Joe Wiegand, the world’s premiere Theodore Roosevelt reprisor, will share stories of his time in San Antonio recruiting Rough Riders, his path to the White House, and how the West shaped his conservation legacy.
Before the main show, get into the Americana mood with music by folk artist Tom Brosseau, and Queen of the West, Emily Walter.
Enjoy a delicious dinner meal by the Menger Hotel’s chefs and take in the rich history of the hotel – a place that has hosted countless influential figures throughout the years, including Teddy himself! Tickets do not include a stay at the Menger Hotel. Book your room reservation at the link below.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a lover of live music, join us in celebrating the legacy of one of America’s most beloved presidents with an evening of entertainment and delicious eats.
Use code TRPKG to book the TR package at the Menger Hotel. Package includes a deluxe guest room at $159 per night, complimentary valet parking, 2 drink tickets for show’s cash bar, and a Teddy Roosevelt Welcome Gift.
Teddy takes to the arena at the University of North Dakota, joined by Medora talent. Come out for a night of tailgating, games, entertainment, and cheering on the Fighting Hawks!
In his April 1902 address about the South Carolina Exposition, Teddy Roosevelt remarked about the character of Carolinians, “I think I was a pretty good American when I came down, and I am a better American as I leave your borders.“
Theodore’s passion for the west and spirit of conservation inspired a love of Arizona. From his Presidential Tour of the West, to National Reclamation Act, Roosevelt’s legacy can be experienced across the state.
“Leave it as it is. You cannot improve on it. What you can do is to keep it for your children, your children’s children, and for all who come after you.” – Teddy Roosevelt, about the Grand Canyon.
Joe Wiegand is the world’s premiere Theodore Roosevelt reprisor. As an actor and historian, Joe’s portrayals of Theodore Roosevelt in live performances have people wondering if TR has come back to life.
Joe Wiegand is a political science graduate of The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. Joe launched his own business as a political campaign consultant and public policy expert and was working in public policy and running election campaigns when he began performing as Theodore Roosevelt in 2002.
In 2008, Joe, his wife, Jenny, daughter, Sam, and golden retriever, Faith, traveled across America in celebration of Theodore Roosevelt’s 150th birthday and the final centennial year of TR’s historic presidency. Performances at the White House and TR’s New York City birthplace highlighted the fifty-state adventure. Joe has been featured as President Roosevelt in “The Men Who Built America” on the History Channel, served as the model for the newest TR sculpture at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and has a feature role in “National Parks Adventure” a film about our national parks still showing in IMAX theaters throughout the country.
In the come and the go, Teddy may have a chance to say hello, take a picture, visit a school, or take Theodore Roosevelt Association Teddy Bears to your local children’s hospital.
Reach out to Joe Wiegand if you might like to rendezvous.
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Teddy tells stories of living and ranching in the Badlands. Learn about TR’s first bison hunt, his ranching days, and his love of the American West.
Luxury meets Western charm and presidential history at the Historic Rough Riders Hotel, located in the heart of downtown Medora!
Enjoy a modern culinary experience with all the character of the old west at Theodore’s Dining Room located inside the Rough Riders Hotel!
TR returns to his Long Island home to celebrate Independence Day with a public address, tours of the home, activities, and programming for kids and families, and patriotic musical selections from Calliope Brass!
In celebration of Island Fall’s sesquicentennial, Teddy Roosevelt returns to his favorite getaway.
When young Teddy Roosevelt first visited Island Falls, Maine, he fell in love with a secluded area of forest where he visited to quietly read his Bible – now known as Bible Point. There he also met William Sewall and Wilmot Dow, men who would become lifelong friends and who would follow him to Dakota Territory to manage his ranch.