This will be a very safe and social distanced event on the beach! It will include the Surfside Flyers Kite Club displaying their beautiful kites as well as featured guest, Sandcastle Ken! Ken will demonstrate sand castle masterpieces and teach the art of sandcastle building as well! Park at Stahlman Park and walk over to […]
Children of all ages can drop off their letters to Santa in the Brazoria County Historical Museum’s mail box. Though Santa and his Elves are busy this time of year, they always make time to answer each and every letter. All letters must be received by December 14th to ensure a response from Santa Claus. […]
Join Dub Crook, Houston Archeology Society Member, (virtually) as he explores the Christmas story from Mary’s conception to the Holy family’s flight to Egypt supported by archeological discoveries. Pre-registration is required. https://brazoriacountytx.webex.com/brazoriacountytx/onstage/g.php?MTID=ec5659eb956fcb9cb80e159527ba32848
This new exhibit "Dr. Seuss Wants You!" at the Brazoria County Historical Museum features Seuss' art that confronts common issues in America during WWII.
The first of two genealogy work sessions hosted by the Brazoria County Historical Museum. During this first session, Curator Michael Bailey will host a beginner class to guide those wanting to map their family history.
This is the final session of this series. Curator Michael Bailey will address the roadblocks encountered while developing your genealogical map.
Locally grown fruits and vegetables, locally roasted coffee, homemade food, handmade products and more.
Rescheduled to February 19th because of weather. Celebrate love in the sweetest way! Don't forget your lawn chairs and blankets. Wine Revue will be selling wine & snacks onsite to serve all those 21 & older. *Must have proof of age. Social Distancing practices will be implemented. Masks must be worn when not sitting within […]
This traveling memorial is part of a nationwide initiative to honor Black lives taken by systemic racism and racial injustice. The outdoor exhibit is available to visitors from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily through March 13.