Foster Communications Coliseum

Foster Communications Coliseum is an indoor venue in San Angelo designed to hold around 5,260 spectators for various events. The facility hosts concerts, trade shows, sporting competitions, and other performances throughout the year.

The building was constructed after the original venue was destroyed in 1953, with construction beginning in 1957. It was built to provide a new home for the city's rodeo and other major events.

The venue serves as the main home for the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo, one of the country's largest events of its kind. Visitors see how important this annual gathering remains for the local community.

The coliseum is located at 50 East 43rd Street with ample parking available nearby. The venue hosts events regularly throughout the year, so checking ahead is helpful for planning your visit.

The venue received its present name in 2011 when Foster Communications purchased the naming rights. Before that, it operated for decades under its original identity as San Angelo Coliseum.

Location: Texas

Inception: August 29, 1958

Official opening: August 29, 1958

Capacity: 5260

GPS coordinates: 31.50670,-100.46000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:01