Take a meaningful stroll through The University Galleries at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, which accommodates both the Weil Gallery and the Islander Art Gallery. Here you will be impressed by the traditional gallery spaces used for screenings, symposia, and exhibitions of work by TAMU-CC graduate and undergraduate students, faculty, and visiting artists from the local, national, and international contexts.
Join in on the fun at Ojos Locos Sports Cantina, where you can enjoy the laid-back sports cantina and sit back and relax after a hard day’s work, watch your favorite team play, party with friends, dine with family and enjoy outgoing and friendly service. Sports lovers can enjoy the state-of-the-art wall-to-wall HD TVs broadcasting sports all day as you grab a bite of the delicious made-from-scratch Mexican food, ice-cold beer, and crazy drinks to keep you coming back for more.
The Harbor Playhouse is an amazing community resource that has done so much to preserve and enhance the cultural and artistic heritage in Corpus Christi. With 94 years of experience, they have consistently provided top-notch theatrical productions and educational programming at affordable prices. Their passion is admirable for bringing live theater to everyone in the community, regardless of their background or financial situation. Their year-round schedule of classic and contemporary musicals and plays is always impressive, and they also offer a variety of educational opportunities. They prioritize cultural programming to promote an appreciation for theater as an art form and encourage leadership skills in their participants. The Playhouse is committed to cultivating the next generation of passionate citizens and art advocates.
Welcome aboard the Dolphin Connection Ingleside, where you will see bottlenose dolphins swimming in the wild. Throughout the tour, pods of inquisitive bottlenose dolphins appear giving everyone a chance to capture beautiful moments. Explore three exciting tours that offer a unique opportunity to watch dolphins eat their meals, swim around, and watch as they defy gravity by jumping in the bow of the big tankers.