- 23rd Street Station – Jahrel Pickins, 6-9
- The Bar at San Luis – Angelo Tolentino, 7-11
- B. Jiggers – The Line Up, 9-1
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Bubba’s On The Strand – The Kaleidoscope Project, 8-12
- Buckshot Saloon – Junior Gordon Band, 8-12
- Drunken Monkeyz – The Feel Band, 9-1
- Float – DJ, 9-1
- Hotel Galvez – Reg & Cary, 6-10
- Marina Bar & Grill – Boo Schaaf, 5-8
- Mod – Sergio Trevino, 6-9
- Old Quarter – Susan Gibson, 8-12
- Rum Shack – Midnight Release, 8-12
- Sharky’s Tavern – Kerry Williams & Clayton Adams, 8-12
- Shearn’s Lounge – Steve Newsom, 7-11
- Tremont House – Leah’s Trio Du Jour, 6-10
- West End Restaurant – Karaoke, 7-11
- Yaga’s – Ruby Dice, 10-1
- 23rd Street Station – Jahrel Pickins, 6-9
- The Bar at San Luis – Angelo Tolentino, 7-11
- B. Jiggers – The Line Up, 9-1
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Bubba’s On The Strand – The Kaleidoscope Project, 8-12
- Buckshot Saloon – Junior Gordon Band, 8-12
- Drunken Monkeyz – The Feel Band, 9-1
- Float – DJ, 9-1
- Hotel Galvez – Reg & Cary, 6-10
- Marina Bar & Grill – Boo Schaaf, 5-8
- Mod – Sergio Trevino, 6-9
- Old Quarter – Susan Gibson, 8-12
- Rum Shack – Midnight Release, 8-12
- Sharky’s Tavern – Kerry Williams & Clayton Adams, 8-12
- Shearn’s Lounge – Steve Newsom, 7-11
- Tremont House – Leah’s Trio Du Jour, 6-10
- West End Restaurant – Karaoke, 7-11
- Yaga’s – Ruby Dice, 10-1
- 23rd Street Station – Mike Suiero, 9-12
- 3 Doors Down – Amy ‘n Me, 8-11
- The Bar at San Luis – Angelo Tolentino, 7-11
- B. Jiggers – A Sure Thing, 9-1
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Brewchacho’s – Brush Poppers, 7-11
- Drunken Monkey – Cross Town Renegades, 9-1
- The Float – DJ Sun, 9-1
- The Grand – Gene Watson and Johnny Rodriguez, 3-6
- Hotel Galvez – Reg & Cary, 5-10
- Island Pour House – Boo Schaaf, 7:30-10:30
- Jimmy’s On The Pier – Laizquierda Surf & Music Fest. 11-12
- Marina Bar & Grill – Boo Schaaf, 1-4
- Mod Coffeehouse – Anitra Jay, 7-9
- Nicks – Unusual Suspects, 7-10
- Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe – Mike Stinson, Sean Devine, Jimmy Pizzitola, 9-1
- Pleasure Pier – Velvet Punch, 5-9
- Poop Deck – Satisfied Drive, 8-12
- Pour House – Boo Schaaf, 7-10
- Prohibition Reds – Cool Beans, 8-11
- Rumors – DJ, 8-12
- Saengerfest park – Sonic Seduction, 7-10
- Sharky’s Tavern – David Lavender & 3 Chord Truth, 9-1
- Shearn’s Lounge – Steve Newsom, 7-11
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
- Tipsy Turtle – Salty Sounds Band, 7-10
- Three Doors Down – Keith & Bruce, 7-10
- Tremont House – Leah’s Trio Du Jour, 6-10
- Woody’s – Ryan Ross Band, 3-7
- Yaga’s – DJ Nonstopp, 10-1
- 23rd Street Station – Mike Suiero, 9-12
- The Bar at San Luis – Angelo Tolentino, 7-11
- B. Jiggers – A Sure Thing, 9-1
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Hotel Galvez – Reg & Cary, 5-10
- Jimmy’s On The Pier – Laizquierda Surf & Music Fest. 11-12
- Mod Coffeehouse – Anitra Jay, 7-9
- Nicks – Unusual Suspects, 7-10
- Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe – Mike Stinson, Sean Devine, Jimmy Pizzitola, 9-1
- Pleasure Pier – Velvet Punch, 5-9
- Poop Deck – Satisfied Drive, 8-12
- Pour House – Boo Schaaf, 7-10
- Prohibition Reds – Cool Beans, 8-11
- Rumors – DJ, 8-12
- Saengerfest park – Sonic Seduction, 7-10
- Sharky’s Tavern – David Lavender & 3 Chord Truth, 9-1
- Shearn’s Lounge – Steve Newsom, 7-11
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
- Tipsy Turtle – Salty Sounds Band, 7-10
- Three Doors Down – Keith & Bruce, 7-10
- Tremont House – Leah’s Trio Du Jour, 6-10
- Woody’s – Ryan Ross Band, 3-7
- Yaga’s – DJ Nonstopp, 10-1
Bay Area Council, BSA 100th Anniversary Scouting For Food
Scouting For Food is a council-wide service project to collect food for our communities in need.
Door Hanger Drop off – Saturday, May 11, 2019
Scouts distribute door hangers in their neighborhoods to announce the upcoming food drive.
Food Collection – Saturday, May 18, 2019
Scouts return to pick up donations from their neighborhoods and deliver them to local food banks.
Join angler educators for this limited space free family clinic for hands-on fun and activity-based lessons on basic fish identification, safe casting, and fishing in an easy access brackish-water pond. Equipment and bait provided or bring your own. No license necessary. Adults must accompany children. Bring sun protection and water. Restroom and shade available.
Galveston Island State Park entrance fees apply: $5/person, free to anyone under the age of 13yrs. Pay online or at park office (located on the beach side)
Limited to first 30 people to register online.
The Gulf Coast Volleyball Association (GCVA) is the largest outdoor volleyball association on the Gulf Coast and has been rated the #1 outdoor volleyball organization by Outdoor Volleyball USA.
The GCVA features an array of high-flying scheduled tournaments at Stewart Beach and East Beach, two of Galveston Island’s premier beach parks. Don’t miss out on the fun!
You do not have to be a GCVA member to participate. Check-in at East Beach is at 8:30am with tournaments beginning promptly at 9am. For most tournaments, the first 100 players checking in at the beach will receive a free GCVA t-shirt. The entry fees are $25 per person, $50 per team.
You are playing on a REAL BEACH on the Gulf of Mexico and are subject at all times to Mother Nature. The GCVA Recorder at (832)928-4120 is updated by 5am Tournament Day, and earlier if possible.
For more info and to register for any of the tournaments go to gcva.net.
- May 11th: Bring Your Mom to the Beach Day
- May 18th: Qualifier JR Beach National Qualifier
- May 25th: Memorial Madness Tournament
- June 2nd: East Beach Classic
- June 8th: Spalding’s School’s Out Beach Party
- June 15th: ESPN 97.5 & Yahoo Sports Radio 1560 Super Fun Sunfest
- June 29th: Galveston Open
- July 6th: Red, White, ‘N Volleyball
- August 4th: Hot as Hell Classic
- August 31st: GCVA Labor Day Classic
- September 22nd: GCVA Season Closer
Run wild with the Yaga’s Children’s Fund Inc. on Saturday, May 11th along the Galveston Seawall. This family-friendly walk/run is a non-competitive event for “Wild Things” of all ages before they head down to Pier 21 for some delicious wild game and free-flowing beverages. Your entry fee includes t-shirt, souvenir event koozie, and a dinner ticket for the 23rd Annual World Wild Game and BBQ Cook-off. Not only is this a great deal, by participating you will help support the moral, psychological, intellectual, vocational and physical development of Galveston County’s Children! The run starts in front of Beerfoot Brewing, 2816 Ave. R 1/2, Galveston.
For more info and tickets go to ycfund.org.
May 10th-11th, come to Pier 21, at 21st and Harborside Drive in Galveston, for a “Wild Time” at the 23rd Annual Yaga’s Wild Game BBQ Cook-off! Proceeds benefit The Yaga’s Children’s Fund, a nonprofit organization that advances the psychological, intellectual, vocational, and physical development of Galveston County’s Children.
Everyone is invited to participate, whether with a cooking team or spectator. The competition is an excellent way for backyard chefs, sportsmen and women, and outdoor enthusiasts to show off their culinary skills and enjoy some good old-fashioned fun, fellowship, and food. There will be loads of food, vendors, music, a kid’s play area, silent auction, and a 5K.
Run wild with the Yaga’s Children’s Fund Inc. on Saturday, May 11th along the Galveston Seawall. This family-friendly walk/run is a non-competitive event for “Wild Things” of all ages before they head down to Pier 21 for some delicious wild game and free-flowing beverages. Your entry fee includes t-shirt, souvenir event koozie, and a dinner ticket for the 23rd Annual World Wild Game and BBQ Cook-off. Not only is this a great deal, by participating you will help support the moral, psychological, intellectual, vocational and physical development of Galveston County’s Children! The run starts in front of Beerfoot Brewing, 2816 Ave. R 1/2, Galveston.
At the festival, the cost is $10 per plate to dine on the main attraction – the annual wild game cook-off – and the food is beyond delicious, with something for every palate. The friendly competition of this competitive cooking event invites backyard chefs to show off their culinary skills.
There will be a free fun Kid’s area Saturday, May 11th, 12 noon-5pm sponsored by UTMB Health Pediatrics. Saturday’s event also features live entertainment, free arts and crafts, moonwalks, and a petting zoo; plus vendors selling everything from island and fishing apparel to Hawaiian shaved ice, children’s toys, specialty cigars and more. There will also be a silent auction, face painting, Galveston Ballet dancers, Ball High Tornettes, and Ryan’s RazMaTazz Galveston Dolphin!
For more info and tickets go to ycfund.org.
It is free to browse the event. There will be food and beverages for sale. Ticket sales are discounted online.
May 10th-11th, come to Pier 21, at 21st and Harborside Drive in Galveston, for a “Wild Time” at the 23rd Annual Yaga’s Wild Game BBQ Cook-off! Proceeds benefit The Yaga’s Children’s Fund, a nonprofit organization that advances the psychological, intellectual, vocational, and physical development of Galveston County’s Children.
Everyone is invited to participate, whether with a cooking team or spectator. The competition is an excellent way for backyard chefs, sportsmen and women, and outdoor enthusiasts to show off their culinary skills and enjoy some good old-fashioned fun, fellowship, and food. There will be loads of food, vendors, music, a kid’s play area, silent auction, and a 5K.
Run wild with the Yaga’s Children’s Fund Inc. on Saturday, May 11th along the Galveston Seawall. This family-friendly walk/run is a non-competitive event for “Wild Things” of all ages before they head down to Pier 21 for some delicious wild game and free-flowing beverages. Your entry fee includes t-shirt, souvenir event koozie, and a dinner ticket for the 23rd Annual World Wild Game and BBQ Cook-off. Not only is this a great deal, by participating you will help support the moral, psychological, intellectual, vocational and physical development of Galveston County’s Children! The run starts in front of Beerfoot Brewing, 2816 Ave. R 1/2, Galveston.
At the festival, the cost is $10 per plate to dine on the main attraction – the annual wild game cook-off – and the food is beyond delicious, with something for every palate. The friendly competition of this competitive cooking event invites backyard chefs to show off their culinary skills.
There will be a free fun Kid’s area Saturday, May 11th, 12 noon-5pm sponsored by UTMB Health Pediatrics. Saturday’s event also features live entertainment, free arts and crafts, moonwalks, and a petting zoo; plus vendors selling everything from island and fishing apparel to Hawaiian shaved ice, children’s toys, specialty cigars and more. There will also be a silent auction, face painting, Galveston Ballet dancers, Ball High Tornettes, and Ryan’s RazMaTazz Galveston Dolphin!
For more info and tickets go to ycfund.org.
It is free to browse the event. There will be food and beverages for sale. Ticket sales are discounted online.
