Falconer Steve Hoddy will present his popular educational program for all ages. Experience the thrill of a hawk flying so close, you can feel the wind off it's wings. See one of the largest birds in the world, the Andean Condor and the fastest bird on the earth, the Peregrine Falcon. This is a free […]
The boat parade begins on the San Bernard River at FM 521 in Brazoria and ends at FM 2611 in Churchill. Public viewing sites are Dido's Restaurant and the FOR Community Center at 20450 CR 510B, Brazoria.
There will be a fireworks show as part of the Fishin' Fiesta in Freeport. Please practice social distancing or stay in your vehicle to enjoy the show.
The Brazoria Lion’s Club will have Celebrate America Fireworks! Sunday, July 5th, 2020. No kid games, no food vendors, no bands or program — just fireworks display with social distancing. The fireworks can be seen near the intersection of Hwy. 36 and Hwy. 332 in Brazoria.
The public outdoor performances of MOLLY SWEENEY by Brian Friel will be offered free of charge during the inaugural Plays in the Park/Plays on the Plaza series. On September 18 and 19 at 7:30pm, MOLLY SWEENEY will be performed at Clute Municipal Park. Both of these shows will be presented outdoors with ample space for […]
The object of the game is to visit Freeport historical landmarks listed on the GooseChase app, take a selfie in front of each landmark, post it to the game, and whoever is the first to accrue the most points by Sunday at midnight wins! All you need to do is download the Goose Chase app, […]
The public outdoor performances of MOLLY SWEENEY by Brian Friel will be offered free of charge during our inaugural Plays on the Plaza series. September 25 and 26 at 7:30pm, at Lake Jackson Civic Center Veterans Memorial Plaza. Both of these shows will be presented outdoors with ample space for social distancing. Pods of seating […]
Explore the heritage and culture of Dia de los Muertos. A community altar will also be available for the public to honor their deceased loved ones with photos, mementos, or silk flowers. Monday through Friday, 9 am - 5 pm and Saturday by appointment.
A discussion on exotic trade items, where they may have originated from, and dispel the notion that the Late Archaic and Woodland period people in Southeast Texas lived in a remote backwater that was not connected to the major activity in the Mississippi Valley. Pre-registration is required.
