Upcoming Events

Second, Third, and Fourth Thursdays of the Month! In conjunction with Galveston's Own Farmers Market, you are cordially invited to join us for a relaxing time and conversation with friends, family, and Museum staff. Wine, beer, and complimentary bar snacks will be served inside the Museum Shop. Please enter from our Guest Parking lot behind the Museum. We look forward to seeing you there!

Pick up a glass of wine at the Museum Shop on Thursday afternoons and join celebrated yoga instructor Bonnie Stewart for yoga on our lush grounds. Bonnie has been practicing yoga since 2003 and her passions include Interior Design, as well as working with the Humane Society. Sign up for the class in the Museum Shop and bring your receipt and yoga mat to the session. We will meet in front of the Conservatory at 5:45 PM.

Enjoy a peaceful afternoon with the North Harris County Dulcimer Society as they share the history and beautiful lilting sounds of traditional music played upon this truly unique American instrument. From hazy origins, the dulcimer first appeared in the early 1800's in the Appalachian Mountains of southwest Virginia in areas settled by the British, the Scottish, and the Irish. The word “Dulcimer” comes from the Greek, meaning "sweet song."

These weekly outdoor markets, hosted at the Museum, provide a direct connection to vendors creating and growing fresh whole foods, including farms, ranches, bakeries, cheese-makers and specialty-foods producers.

Second, Third, and Fourth Thursdays of the Month! In conjunction with Galveston's Own Farmers Market, you are cordially invited to join us for a relaxing time and conversation with friends, family, and Museum staff. Wine, beer, and complimentary bar snacks will be served inside the Museum Shop. Please enter from our Guest Parking lot behind the Museum. We look forward to seeing you there!

Pick up a glass of wine at the Museum Shop on Thursday afternoons and join celebrated yoga instructor Bonnie Stewart for yoga on our lush grounds. Bonnie has been practicing yoga since 2003 and her passions include Interior Design, as well as working with the Humane Society. Sign up for the class in the Museum Shop and bring your receipt and yoga mat to the session. We will meet in front of the Conservatory at 5:45 PM.

These weekly outdoor markets, hosted at the Museum, provide a direct connection to vendors creating and growing fresh whole foods, including farms, ranches, bakeries, cheese-makers and specialty-foods producers.

MUSEUM MEMBERS ONLY Join the author, Ann Weisgarber, at The Bryan Museum for a lively discussion of The Promise. Set against the backdrop of the worst natural disaster of the 20th century in the U.S., the 1900 Galveston Hurricane, this historical fiction novel has shades of Willa Cather, Sinclair Lewis, and Conrad Richter.

These weekly outdoor markets, hosted at the Museum, provide a direct connection to vendors creating and growing fresh whole foods, including farms, ranches, bakeries, cheese-makers and specialty-foods producers.

Second, Third, and Fourth Thursdays of the Month! In conjunction with Galveston's Own Farmers Market, you are cordially invited to join us for a relaxing time and conversation with friends, family, and Museum staff. Wine, beer, and complimentary bar snacks will be served inside the Museum Shop. Please enter from our Guest Parking lot behind the Museum. We look forward to seeing you there!

FREE Admission to Select Galleries Brief Presentation at 5:45p.m. Browse our first-floor galleries, enjoy a glass of wine in La Sirena Cantina, and join Beverly Davis as she examines and discusses the ill-fated but important French-Texas colony Le Champ d’Aisle.

Pick up a glass of wine at the Museum Shop on Thursday afternoons and join celebrated yoga instructor Bonnie Stewart for yoga on our lush grounds. Bonnie has been practicing yoga since 2003 and her passions include Interior Design, as well as working with the Humane Society. Sign up for the class in the Museum Shop and bring your receipt and yoga mat to the session. We will meet in front of the Conservatory at 5:45 PM.

These weekly outdoor markets, hosted at the Museum, provide a direct connection to vendors creating and growing fresh whole foods, including farms, ranches, bakeries, cheese-makers and specialty-foods producers.