The two community theaters in Corpus Christi are sure to impress. Excellent acting, impressive sets, music and choreography set the stage for an unforgettable experience year-round. Harbor Playhouse The historic Harbor Playhouse first opened its doors in 1925. Since then, Read more…
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As part of the Port Aransas Preservation and Historical Association, Farley Boat Works is a living museum that actively builds boats on site. The public is invited to join in the building of a personal skiff or help construct a Read more…
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Take a tour of Texas’s first hatchery and visitor center, the Coastal Conservation Association Marine Development Center in Corpus Christi. The center produces and releases juvenile red drum and spotted sea trout into Texas bays. The state facility includes eight Read more…
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Exploring local art museums and galleries help beat the heat and inspire creativity. Spend the afternoon in one of Corpus Christi's many art galleries. K SPACE CONTEMPORARY 415D Starr St. HOURS: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday ART MUSEUM OF Read more…
Read moreLive music is in tune with a stunning fireworks display when the annual Pops in the Park celebration blasts off each April at Whataburger Field in Corpus Christi. The Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra performs a musical medley, which ends with Read more…
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Take a drive along North Chapparral Street for a tour of historic Corpus Christi homes. Your first stop should be the Cultural Center at 1581 N. Chaparral, where you can take a free tour of the Galván House, Courtyard and Read more…
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Rockport’s Texas Maritime Museum explores the influence of the ocean on South Texas, from coastal exploration by the French and Spanish to the construction of ships to the search for fuel resources in its depths. You can climb aboard a Read more…
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The first facility in the nation solely dedicated to the Hispanic civil rights movement opened in Corpus Christi recently. The Tejano Civil Rights Museum and Resource Center is located in the Grande-Grossman House in Heritage Park. The museum's mission is Read more…
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The history of Corpus Christi is deeply rooted in the religious culture of its first citizens. The city was named Corpus Christi, which is Latin for “The Body of Christ,” by the Spanish settlers who first colonized the land in Read more…
Read moreThe continent of Asia comes alive at the Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures and Education Center. Since 1974, the museum has offered educational classes, a library, exhibits, and many other resources for the purpose of promoting an understanding and Read more…
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