Texas Dragon Boat Association

Thanks to the 2008 Regatta Sponsors!

First Colony

Lake Pointe Town Center

Abreast in a Boat

AT&T - APCA

Cajun Invasion

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

Clear Lake High School
(sponsored by 888 Bistro)

Communities in School
(sponsored by Chase Bank)

Lee High School
(sponsored by Amegy Bank)

Lee High School
(sponsored by Chase Bank)

Pink Phurree

St. John's Middle School
(sponsored by PanNext Fittings Corporation)

St. John's Upper School
(sponsored by Riverstone and Sienna Planatation)

West U Baptist Church

Yes Prep School
(sponsored by Catholic Charities)

Sponsoring a Houston Dragon Boat Team

As the sport and tradition continue to evolve here in Houston, we are seeking both returning and new teams for our featured events in May and October. Dragon boating offers:

Corporate Team-Building - Two practice sessions and multiple races on race day boost team morale and create a high-performing team. Effective teamwork is the key. International appeal – Dragon boat racing is one of the fastest growing outdoor sports in the world. New to Texas, dragon boat festivals have been held for years in Asia, Europe, Canada, and other parts of the U.S.
Downtown Rejuvenation and Economic Development – The Festival showcases the recent renovation of Allen's Landing Park, the historic birthplace of Houston. The Regatta will become a major international event in the Bay Area.
Diversity – The Festival is one of the largest multicultural gatherings in Houston.
Charity – Proceeds benefit local Houston charities in three areas: health and fitness; parks and waterways; and cross-cultural awareness.

If your corporation or organization is interested in becoming a part of a Houston tradition, download a sponsorship proposal below or contact us at sponsors@texasdragonboat.com.

The Texas Dragon Boat Association is a 501(c)(3) Texas non-profit corporation. Our mission is "to promote the tradition and art of dragon boating, increase awareness of Asian and Asian-American culture, and enhance cross-cultural understanding."