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The Mayor’s Fourth of July Big Bang Celebration and Fireworks Show has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Also not happening are the Food Truck Festival, which was scheduled for earlier in the day July 4 at The Water's…
It’s the last weekend for Curbside Theme Nights at Harbor Playhouse in Corpus Christi. Listen to Broadway show tunes while snacking on concessions sold by costumed characters from favorite performances of the past. The last two opportunities are 6.-9 p.m….
The rumors are true: Aurora Arts Theatre is back in business. The latest executive orders on reopening businesses by Governor Greg Abbott has spurred the community theater to prepare for its live production of Neil Simon’s “Rumors!” The theater also…
Ivan the iguana and Spyro the bearded dragon eagerly wait to greet guests in their newly renovated Resident Reptiles habitat inside the South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Center in Corpus Christi. The garden’s cold-blooded inhabitants fared well during the…
Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History reopened for visitors June 1 with three new exhibits and new membership deals. “War and Peace on the Rio Grande 1861-1867” is a traveling exhibit in partnership with the NAACP that showcases the…
Summer admission is free for all guests to the Art Museum of South Texas in Corpus Christi, which has three new exhibits to explore. The free admissions were made possible by a donation from the Ed Rachal Foundation, which was…
Learn to fish without having to buy a license first on Saturday, June 6, which is Free Fishing Day, an event held the first Saturday in June each year by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Texas residents can fish…
Hurricane Alley Waterpark has reopened, but Waves Resort (formerly Schlitterbahn Corpus Christi) will stay closed until 2021. Waterparks and in-mall food courts were the latest facilities to be reopened by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in a May 26 announcement. “Due…