RSVP REQUIRED USE THE FORM BELOW Enjoy a virtual presentation by Gary Pinkerton as he decodes the obscure scrap of paper, almost hidden in the corner of the Frontier Gallery. His examination will offer new ideas about the possible meaning of the message. https://thebryanmuseum.formstack.com/forms/js.php/jack_evins_copyOnline Form - JUNE 4 | GARY PINKERTON
Calling all children (up to 12 years) who want to learn a little history and try their hand at old fashioned crafts and games. Mark your calendar for the second Saturday of each month for a fun interactive experience led by Museum Education staff. Classes start promptly at 10:30. Complete at least 9 sessions for a Junior Historian Certificate. Topics vary by month. RSVP below!
Simmons serves as President of Prairie View A&M University and was President of Brown University from 2001-2012. She will share her journeys, struggles, and the path she chose to make significant strides in improving the university's standing as one of the world’s finest research institutes.
An event every month that begins at 10:30 am on day Second of the month, happening 9 times
FREE EVENT WITH ONLINE
Calling all children (up to 12 years) who want to learn a little history and try their hand at old fashioned crafts and games. Mark your calendar for the second Saturday of each month for a fun interactive experience led by Museum Education staff. Classes start promptly at 10:30. Complete at least 9 sessions for a Junior Historian Certificate. Topics vary by month. RSVP below!
FREE ADMISSION Browse our first-floor galleries, socialize, have a glass of wine in La Sirena, and enjoy a presentation by Lynne Langdale as she examines and discusses Allie Townsend, an honorary female Texas Ranger whose story highlights women’s role in developing the Frontier.
An event every month that begins at 10:30 am on day Second of the month, happening 9 times
FREE EVENT WITH ONLINE
Calling all children (up to 12 years) who want to learn a little history and try their hand at old fashioned crafts and games. Mark your calendar for the second Saturday of each month for a fun interactive experience led by Museum Education staff. Classes start promptly at 10:30. Complete at least 9 sessions for a Junior Historian Certificate. Topics vary by month. RSVP below!
FREE ADMISSION Browse our first-floor galleries, socialize, have a glass of wine in La Sirena, and enjoy a presentation by Phyllis Hodges as she examines and discusses Nancy Cooper Russell’s Gold Saddle Wedding Ring by Charles M. Russell. Through this distinctive wedding ring learn about Charles Russell’s life and art and his Nancy Russell’s influence on his work.
An event every month that begins at 10:30 am on day Second of the month, happening 9 times
FREE EVENT WITH ONLINE
Calling all children (up to 12 years) who want to learn a little history and try their hand at old fashioned crafts and games. Mark your calendar for the second Saturday of each month for a fun interactive experience led by Museum Education staff. Classes start promptly at 10:30. Complete at least 9 sessions for a Junior Historian Certificate. Topics vary by month. RSVP below!
The Bayou Club, 8550 Memorial Drive Houston,
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J.P. Bryan and the Delegados Advocate Board of The Bryan Museum cordially invite you to save-the-date for Tejas Libre, a grand event where you will have the opportunity to be photographed holding the sword that captured Santa Anna as well as an authentic artifact from the Cattle Drives of the Wild West! Enjoy live music, delectable hors d’oeuvres, fine wine and tequila, hand-rolled cigars, and more—along with an opportunity to benefit from the auction of unique western art and artifacts…
FREE ADMISSION Browse our first-floor galleries, socialize, have a glass of wine in La Sirena, and enjoy a presentation by Jim Nelson as he examines and discusses the pirate Jean Lafitte. Learn about his time on Galveston Island - the circumstances of his arrival, his activities, and his forced departure Also, several of the more pervasive legends of the burial locations of his assumed treasure hoard.
An event every month that begins at 10:30 am on day Second of the month, happening 9 times
FREE EVENT WITH ONLINE
Calling all children (up to 12 years) who want to learn a little history and try their hand at old fashioned crafts and games. Mark your calendar for the second Saturday of each month for a fun interactive experience led by Museum Education staff. Classes start promptly at 10:30. Complete at least 9 sessions for a Junior Historian Certificate. Topics vary by month. RSVP below!
Browse our first-floor galleries, socialize, have a glass of wine in La Sirena, and enjoy a presentation by Theresa Hall as she discusses and examines one of the objects on display.
