Dennis Rodman will return to San Antonio for a fan event at Heroes & Fantasies on Saturday, November 21 at 1 p.
m.
The former Spurs forward will offer autographs, photographs and personalized inscriptions, according to the store's announcement.
Tickets go on sale Friday, October 16 at 10 a. m.
, with prices starting at $100 for an autograph or a photo.
A personalized inscription costs $60, while a combined autograph and photo package is available for $169.
The package includes one autograph and one photograph with Rodman, and up to four people may appear in each photo.
Heroes & Fantasies said tickets are limited and autograph tickets will be numbered, with earlier purchasers receiving priority placement in line.
Fans may also bring jerseys, basketballs and photographs purchased at the store to be signed.
The event will take place at Heroes & Fantasies, 13013 N. U.
S. Highway 281, on San Antonio's North Side, with tickets available through the store's official website.
Rodman played for the San Antonio Spurs from 1993 to 1995 under coaches John Lucas and Bob Hill.
Over his 14-season NBA career, he won five championships and captured seven consecutive rebounding titles, according to the published report.
The former NBA star entered the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2011.
Beyond basketball, he also ventured into professional wrestling, including appearances with World Championship Wrestling, where he teamed with Hulk Hogan.
Rodman also became widely recognized for his unconventional personal style during his basketball career, including brightly colored hair, piercings, tattoos and wearing dresses.
In his book "Walk on the Wild Side," he discussed his experiences with cross-dressing and challenged conventional expectations about masculinity.
Rodman wrote that he believed women were attracted to men who embraced cross-dressing, presenting the claim as a personal observation rather than a universal rule.
He also connected his views on self-expression with his belief that people should be free to live without judgment.
Rodman described his relationships with members of the LGBTQ+ community and said he valued people regardless of their sexual orientation or personal identity.
His public appearances alongside drag performers, including bringing them to NBA games, became another part of his unconventional public image.
The November 21 signing will bring the former Spurs player back to San Antonio for an in-person event centered on fan photographs and memorabilia.
