Creative. Fresh. Unique. These are just a few words I would use to describe Chef Monica Woodford Cobb and the local food movement she’s leading. If you haven’t heard about her already, Monica is the…
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From a 24-foot fire hydrant to the Muffler Man and of course the world famous Spindletop… there are quite a few quirky and fun things in our great city! Beaumont is home to some really cool items you…
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The Port of Beaumont celebrates 100 years of continuous service this month. In March 1916, the federal government recognized Beaumont as a deep-water port with the arrival of its first ocean-going…
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Located in easternmost Texas (on the Louisiana border), Beaumont is known for its troves of antique shops, food scene and its historic past. Each year, the area sees thousands of visitors who come to…
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The City of Beaumont’s Jazz at the Lake series kicks off this month with the Lamar University Cardinal Jazz Orchestra and the Jimmy Simmons Quintet. The free concert takes place Thursday, March 24…
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It’s beginning to feel a lot like Spring in Beaumont! Let’s be honest, some days it feels more like summer. Either way, there is plenty to do outdoors so you can soak up the sun and all the fun times Beaumont has to offer. From bike riding to boating we’ve got the five B’s of a great time in the…
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Women have been serving the United States Armed Forces from the beginning as nurses, water bearers, cooks, Laundresses and saboteurs. In honor of Women's History Month, the Clifton Steamboat Museum will display a temporary exhibit entitled, "Women in the Military." The exhibit, on loan to the…
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On March 12, the public is invited to tour participating Beaumont museums free of charge in honor of Smithsonian Museum Day Live! In the spirit of the Smithsonian Museums, which offer free admission…
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The Symphony of Southeast Texas (SOST) concludes its worldwide journey of musical cultures of this 63rd season with a jaunt around the Russian countryside in “Russian Nights." Guest pianist Sean Chen, winner of the Crystal Award at the 14th Annual Van Cliburn Piano Competition in 2013, joins the…
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You have probably driven past the simple, well-manicured, white home dozens of times. But, do you know about the Chambers House on Calder Avenue? It’s like walking into a virtual time capsule. Behind…
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