Squeezebox Blow-Out

Herbal Workshop

Galactic Gala: 23rd Annual Father of Texas Awards Banquet

Austin Town

Step back in time at this living history re-enactment. Austin Town recalls and celebrates the lives of pioneers who settled Colonial Texas from 1821 to 1832. Austin Town features character interpreters, demonstrators, sutlers, militia drill units, and period games.

Frost Town

Doug Boyd presents his discoveries while excavating the remains of Frost Town, Houston's first working class neighborhood. Frost Town was first settled in the late 1830s.

Forensic Sculptor: Killing of Levi Morris

Internationally recognized forensic sculptor, Amanda Danning, reconstructs the life and skeleton of Buffalo Soldier Levi Morris.

Alligator Gut Gravels

Alligator behavior and human-alligator relationships are considered as we review data on the stomach contents from alligators harvested in the immediate area.

Book Review: Texas Shipwrecks

Join us as Mark Lardas reviews his book Texas Shipwrecks.

Warming Up to Winter: Herbal Workshop

Learn about herbs that can warm and sooth the body, support and strengthen the immune system, and nourish the soul. Gain hands-on experience crafting your own cough syrup to take home. Preregistration required.

Squeeze Box Blowout

Friday, June 8, 5-8 pm Mark Halata and Texavia Saturday, June 9 3-8 pm JR Gomez y Los Conjunto Bandits + Step Rideau and the Zydeco Outlaws. Brazoria County Historical Museum lawn, Free

Herbal Workshop

Step Rideau and the Zydeco Outlaws

Step Rideau and the Zydeco Outlaws will play their annual concert on the lawn of the Courthouse. This is a free concert sponsored by BASF.

Cowboy Up

Become a cowboy for a day as you learn to rope cattle, enjoy cowboy storytelling, sample chuck wagon cooking and more!

In Struggle against Jim Crow

Book review by Merline Pitre

The Counterfeit Prince of Old Texas

Book review by Lora-Marie Bernard

Herbal Workshop

$25 Members / $35 Non-Members Supplies and lunch included!

Brazos Blues

In Struggle Against Jim Crow

Merline Pitre will review her book about Lulu B. White and the founding of the NAACP at the Museum on Wednesday, Ferbruary 15 at 6:30pm

Austin Town Historical Re-enactment

Concert on the Lawn