Beaumont is full of places and activities that authentically represent the stories and people of the past and present. That makes our area a prime cultural heritage tourism site, offering unique historic, cultural, art, and natural destinations for bus tours, families, and seasonal travelers. Off Ramp Magazine, published by the Southeast Texas Arts Council, continues to chronicle these experiences through the eyes and hands of regional artists, winning interest and acclaim from natives and visitors alike.
One of the first "cultural gems" in downtown Beaumont. Built in 1927, it is featured on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark.
This magnificent facility is home to the Symphony of Southeast Texas as well as presentations by the Beaumont Civic Opera, the Beaumont Civic Ballet and the Beaumont Ballet Theatre. Baryshnikov has danced on this stage, Roberta Peters and Van Cliburn have...
Established in 1984 under the Artistic Direction of Miss Bonnie Cokinos the Beaumont Ballet Theatre is committed to "Excellence in Dance." 23 seasons of the ballet Cinderella have enchanted audiences and free school shows are provided as the dance compan...
Beaumont Community Players (BCP) has been in existence for over seventy-five years, entertaining audiences with professional quality Broadway plays and musicals that range from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Neil Simon. Established in 1925, as the "Little Th...
Visit Website The Beaumont Community Playhouse (formerly Tyrell Park Elementary School) at 5515 Phelps Road in Beaumont, Texas, is an intimate,106-seat "black box" theater with professional lighting and sound.
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Our Conductor, Christopher Zimmerman, will be on stage to "punch your ticket" for our season's journey from continent to continent. His rapport with the audience is electric as he commands center stage to lead The Symphony of ...
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Beaumont is full of places and activities that authentically represent the stories and people of the past and present. That makes our area a prime cultural heritage tourism site, offering unique historic, cultural, art, and natural destinations for bus tours, families, and seasonal travelers. Off Ramp Magazine, published by the Southeast Texas Arts Council, continues to chronicle these experiences through the eyes and hands of regional artists, winning interest and acclaim from natives and visitors alike. 
