Saturday, September 28th
- 23rd Street Station – Dave Thomas, 9-12
- 3 Doors Down in The Peanut Butter Warehouse – Geoff Fish, 8-11
- The Bar at San Luis – Bernard Pierre, 7:30-12:30
- B. Jiggers – Level One Band, 9-1
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Blu Boutique – David Richardson, 3-7
- Brewchachos – Ojos Rojos, 7-10
- Bubba’s On The Strand – Jaredd Reed, 12-4
- Fill’er Up Bar – Towne Adams Band, 8-12
- Flip Flops Beach Bar & Grill – Mambo Jazz Kings, 7-11
- Galveston Country Club – Boo Schaaf, 6:30-9:30
- The Grand 1894 Opera House – The Midtown Men, 8-10
- Hotel Galvez – Reg & Cary, 6-10
- Island Pour House – John Escue, 8-11
- Marina Bar – Boo Schaaf, 1-4
- Midtown Tavern – Rodney Haines, 4-8
- Mod Coffee – Jim Presley, 6-9
- Nick’s Pool Bar – Zach Tate, 7-11
- Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe – Tommy Lewis, Jimmy Pizzitola, 8-12
- Playground Patio Bar & Grill- Last Soul Clan, 9-1
- Rumors – DJ, 8-12
- Sharky’s Tavern – The Feel Band, 9-1
- Shearn’s Lounge – Steve Newsom, 7-11
- Shrimp Festival, Downtown – Chad Cooke Band, 1-4pm
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
- Tipsy Turtle – Salty Sounds, 7-10
- Tremont House – Leah’s Trio Du Jour, 6-10
- Woody’s – Tyler Stokes Band, Tanner Sparks, 3-7
- Yaga’s – Selfless Lovers, 10-1
Sunday, September 29th
- Blu Boutique -Emily Cole, 12-4
- Bubba’s On The Strand – Micah Hanning, 12-4
- Hotel Galvez – Joe Sewell, 11am-2pm
- Nick’s Pool Bar – Poison Ivy, 7-11
- Playground Patio Bar & Grill – Mickey Hobbs, 5-9
- Rum Shack – Sonic Seduction, 9-1
- Sharky’s Tavern – Zak Perry Open Jam, 7-11
- Woody’s – Beggars Union, 3-7
Galveston’s Own Farmers Market operates 2 markets every week, Thursdays & Sundays.
Join us this Sunday and every Sunday!
9am-12pm (June-September)
9am-1pm (October-May)
at The Bryan Museum – Galveston (1315 21st St)
year-round
*There is always live music and activities/information offered by one of our many Community Partners, whether it’s Rosenberg Library, Galveston Island State Park – Texas Parks and Wildlife, Galveston Sports Massage, facepainting or beyond…
*Products typically available include: kombucha, fresh bread, hand-roasted coffee, teas/salves/tinctures, olive oil, baked goods, salsa, jams, fresh eggs & meats and fresh produce. All GOFM markets utilize only LOCAL vendors selling foods they grow or make themselves, which means at certain times of year we have very little produce because our local farmers have very little harvest (ie if it has rained a great deal, or the middle of summer, immediately after several days of freeze, etc.)
Monday, September 30th
- The Bar at San Luis – Angelo Tolentino, 7-10
- Nick’s Pool Bar – DJ Nonstopp, 2-8
- Rumors – Karaoke, 8-12
- Sharky’s Tavern – Karaoke, 8-10
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
Tuesday, October 1st
- The Bar at San Luis – Trio Du Jour, 7:30-11:30
- B. Jiggers – Music Bingo, 8-9, Karaoke, 9-12
- Rumors – Karaoke, 8-12
- Sharky’s Tavern – Open Mic with Falcon Eddy, 8-12
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
Wednesday, October 2nd
- 23rd Street Station – Laura Magers, 6-9
- The Bar at San Luis – Trio Du Jour, 7:30-11:30
- Hearsay on the Strand – Live Music, 5-7
- Playground Patio & Grill – Geoff Fish, 7-10
- Sharky’s Tavern – Tone Salinas, 9-1
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
- Stuttgarden – Karaoke, 9-1
- Tremont House – Lee & Mel, 6-9
Thursday, October 3rd
- B. Jigger’s – The Line Up, 8-11
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Bubba’s On The Strand – Chris & Gwen, 4-8, Jaredd Reed, 9-12
- The Galvez – Bryan Guevane, 5:30-9:30
- Island Pier Club – Karaoke, 9-12
- Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe – John Evens, Lew Card, 8-12
- Poop Deck – Open Mic with Joe Pena, 8-12
- Rumors Beach Bar – Karaoke, KJ Debbie, 9-1
- San Luis Lounge – Trio Du Jour, 7:30-11:30
- Sharky’s Tavern – Open Mic, 8-12
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
Friday, October 4th
- 23rd Street Station – LU/X, 6-12
- 3 Doors Down in The Peanut Butter Warehouse- Chad Bishop & Jeremy Parsons, 8-11
- The Bar at San Luis – Friday’s Band, 7:30-12:30
- B. Jiggers – Turning Point, 9-1
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Bubba’s On The Strand – Micah Hanning, 12-4
- The Grand – Million Dollar Quartet, 8pm
- Hotel Galvez – Reg & Cary, 5-10
- Island Pour House – The Ukuladies, 6-9
- Mod – Sergio Trevino, 6-9
- Old Quarter – Jason James, 8-12
- Playground Patio & Grill – Karaoke, 8-12
- Rumors – DJ, 8-12
- Sharky’s Tavern – Texas Memories, 9-1
- Shearn’s Lounge – Steve Newsom, 7-11
- Tipsy Turtle – Live Music, 6-9
- Tremont House – Leah’s Trio Du Jour, 6-10
- West End Restaurant – Karaoke, 7-11
- Yaga’s – The Line Up, 10-1
Saturday, October 5th
- 23rd Street Station – Mike Sueiro, 9-12
- 3 Doors Down in The Peanut Butter Warehouse – Jason Crabtree, 8-11
- The Bar at San Luis – Bernard Pierre, 7:30-12:30
- B. Jiggers – Flashpoint, 9-1
- Bliss Lounge – DJ, 9-1
- Blu Boutique -Keith Neubauer, 3-7
- Bubba’s On The Strand – Jaredd Reed, 12-4
- Drunken Monkeyz – The Brush Poppers, 8-12
- Flip Flops – A Sure Thing, 7-10
- Galveston Country Club – Boo Schaaf, 6:30-9:30
- Hotel Galvez – Reg & Cary, 5-10
- Island Pour House – Lightning Rob Balderas, 6-9
- Mod – Salty Sounds, 7-9
- Playground Patio Bar – Stranded Band, 9-1
- Poop Deck – The Feel, 9-1
- Rumors – DJ, 8-12
- Sharky’s Tavern – Blue Louie, 9-1
- Shearn’s Lounge – Steve Newsom, 7-11
- Sound Bar – Karaoke, 9-2
- Stuttgarden – Instigator, 9-1
- Tipsy Turtle -Live Music, 6-9
- Tremont House – Leah’s Trio Du Jour, 6-10
- Yaga’s – DJ Nonstopp, 10-1
Join #galvestonhistory at Hendley Green for this special album release party with Kevin Anthony & G-Town. Admission is FREE and dancing shoes, blankets, and chairs are encouraged. Craft beer and wine will be available.
Harry Choates may be all but forgotten today but in the 1940s he was Elvis, Hank Williams and Jimmy Hendrix all rolled into one. Choates never left the Gulf Coast’s warm embrace but his impact, while often unacknowledged, is still felt in both Cajun music and in the Texas coast gumbo of country, Texas swing, blues and Tejano.
Kevin Anthony & G-Town is honoring that impact on their new album celebrating Choates’ music. Best known for his reworking and recording of Jole Blon, Choates is the only musician to take a Cajun song into the top five of the Billboard Charts. While known for his Cajun songs, Choates loved Texas Swing and his live shows were a mixture of songs in English and French.
Kevin Anthony grew up in Galveston and he remembers listening to a mixture of country, Cajun and blues music growing up. One of the first songs he learned to play was Jole Blon, taught to him by his grandmother on the porch of their house.
“Harry did so much to bring these different types of music together,” Anthony said. “Whether it’s Cajun music or Swing or Blues or Tejano, they are all talking to each other, they can all work together. That’s what we’ve been trying to do in this band since we started.”
