Brazosport Area Chamber of Commerce

Los Vivos y Los Muertos is an exhibition featuring art that explores and honors the cultures, heritage, traditions and rich history of Mexico and the southwest United States with a concentration on work inspired by Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

This exhibit shares the narratives of the enslaved who labored local plantations as well as exploring the politics and personalities involved in the slave trade. Original artifacts from local plantation sites will be on display.

This exhibit shares the narratives of the enslaved who labored local plantations as well as exploring the politics and personalities involved in the slave trade. Original artifacts from local plantation sites will be on display.

Plan to attend the Brazosport Area Chamber of Commerce Awards Luncheon honoring the Outstanding Man & Woman, Ambassador of the Year & Business Partner of the Year! It will be held on Wednesday, February 19th at 11:30 am, located at the Dow Academic Center at Brazosport College. Click the link below to make your reservations! […]

This exhibit shares the narratives of the enslaved who labored local plantations as well as exploring the politics and personalities involved in the slave trade. Original artifacts from local plantation sites will be on display.

This exhibit shares the narratives of the enslaved who labored local plantations as well as exploring the politics and personalities involved in the slave trade. Original artifacts from local plantation sites will be on display.

Phil Vassar began his career as a Nashville song writer. He penned hits for Grand Ole Opry member Alan Jackson, Collin Raye, Tim McGraw, and Jo Dee Messina. In 1999, Vassar was named ASCAP's songwriter of the year in recognition of his accomplishments. Vassar wanted more. He wanted to sing and perform his own songs. […]

Starts as the sun rises over the water and follows the public beach to San Luis Pass, then returns. A half marathon, a 5K, and a kid's k run are also available. The entire course is on the firm, smooth sand that is great for running.

This exhibit shares the narratives of the enslaved who labored local plantations as well as exploring the politics and personalities involved in the slave trade. Original artifacts from local plantation sites will be on display.

Learn about those who lived here throughout the site's history including the enslaved people’s skills and the accomplishments of cowboys like Hal Fields.