10 events found.
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Victorian Crazy Quilts
Center for the Arts & Sciences 400 College Blvd., Clute, TX, United StatesFeaturing original pieces by artists with local Bee Crazy Quilting Bee
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Something to Chew On
Wurst Haus Restaurant 102 This Way, Lake Jackson, TX, United StatesOn the third Thursday of every month at 5:30 PM, join the Lake Jackson Historical Museum for an enticing history lesson. Admission is $5. Visit www.ljhistory.org/calendar to buy tickets! Light bites and non-alcoholic drinks will be provided. Feel free to order anything else from the menu on your own tab.
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Project Apollo Exhibit
Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, TexasOn May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]
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Architects of Creativity Exhibit
Lake Jackson Historical Museum 249 Circle Way, Lake Jackson, Texas -
Victorian Crazy Quilts
Center for the Arts & Sciences 400 College Blvd., Clute, TX, United StatesFeaturing original pieces by artists with local Bee Crazy Quilting Bee
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Architects of Creativity Exhibit
Lake Jackson Historical Museum 249 Circle Way, Lake Jackson, Texas -
Victorian Crazy Quilts
Center for the Arts & Sciences 400 College Blvd., Clute, TX, United StatesFeaturing original pieces by artists with local Bee Crazy Quilting Bee
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Victorian Crazy Quilts
Center for the Arts & Sciences 400 College Blvd., Clute, TX, United StatesFeaturing original pieces by artists with local Bee Crazy Quilting Bee
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Project Apollo Exhibit
Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, TexasOn May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]