From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

August 18th (2-4pm): Daughter of Fortune: The Bettie Brown Story – Join us discuss Rebecca Ashton “Bettie” Brown, a woman who epitomized America’s Golden Age and represented the changing face of the Victorian woman at[...]

September 14th (4-6pm): La Salle’s Ghost: American Claims to Texas from the Louisiana Purchase to the Republic of Texas – Dr. Frank de La Teja, Director of the Texas State Historical Association and former State[...]

August 17th (4-6pm): Second Annual Distinguished Speaker Series – Stephen Harrigan is the Museum’s Second Annual Distinguished Speaker. The author of eleven books of fiction and non-fiction, including the award-winning novel “The Gates of the[...]

August 1st, September 5th (5-7pm): After Hours in the Museum – On August 1, Brent Bell will discuss the painting “Market Plaza” by Robert Jenkins Onderdonk. On September 5, Jeff Warren will cover an early[...]

Browse our first-floor galleries, enjoy a glass of wine in La Sirena Cantina, and join Jeff Warren as he examines and discusses one the first classics about the Old West, the book A Texas Cowboy.[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

The Great Storm of 1900 is still the worst natural disaster to ever hit the U.S. so much Death and Tragedy to occur in ONE night! Many legends and Ghost Stories have come from the[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

The Bishop’s Palace (a.k.a. Gresham House) is a contributing building in the East End District and a National Historic Landmark. Bishop’s Palace is recognized as one of America’s finest examples of Victorian exuberance and Gilded[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

How did Texas get its present size and shape?? The famous French explorer, Rene Robert Sieur de La Salle, credited with sailing down the Mississippi to its mouth—has much to do with answering this question.[...]

On Sunday, September 15, at 6:00 PM, The Bryan Museum is hosting a very rare event. You are invited to dine with JP Bryan, a living legend—and discover firsthand his story. The program will be inside[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

Like many busy seaports, Galveston had a substantial immigrant population. When disaster or disease struck, traditional family support was an ocean away, meaning that local orphanages were a critical support system for islanders. Join us[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

How did Texas get its present size & shape? The famous French explorer, Rene Robert Sieur de La Salle, credited with sailing down the Mississippi to its mouth—has much to do with answering this question.[...]

Stitches of Love Saturday, Sept. 21 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm[FREE with Museum Admission] Curious about quilting? Thinking about joining one of the fastest-growing hobbies in the US? Create a precious family legacy both functional[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

From the author of the book comes a wonderful tour and a riveting journey through the forgotten parts of downtown Galveston that were once bustling with wild parties and generous offerings of hourly love. Join[...]

Sharing Common Ground Saturday, Sept. 28 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm [FREE with Museum Admission] Join noted historian Dennis Jones to learn more about the friendships, disputes, and information sharing that were daily occurrences during the[...]

Our guest curator for Visions of New Mexico, Byron Price, will walk you through this new exhibition, to discuss how this remote region became a haven of creativity! Learn how the communities of Santa Fe and Taos,[...]