1315 21st Street
Galveston, Texas 77550
info@thebryanmuseum.org
(409) 632-7685
501(c)(3) Non-Profit
Our first Thursdays is now on Wednesdays twice a month! This week's musical guest is Coleton Wilcox. After Hours is not only a fun, social hour with music and drinks but also includes special trunk shows from our museum shop and a gallery talk at 5 p.m. with varying topics.
Wednesday, August 5
5 p.m.
Museum Galleries
$5 per ticket
(Limited to 35 Registrants)
History in Your Back Yard: Texian Navy Day 2026
Lots of people know that Texas was an independent Republic for ten years, and some folks know that Texas had its own Navy, too. Join us now for a quick look back at the Texian Navy’s deep roots in Galveston, and a preview of September’s celebration of the Texian Navy and all things maritime.
Tammy Lobaugh, a proven maritime executive, a waterman by nature, education, profession and passion. She is a 10th generation Texan and descendant of an ancestor who was one of the sixteen Canary Islands families who arrived Presidio de San Antonio de Bejar in the Province of Texas on March 9, 1731 who were sent voluntarily by royal decree of King Philipe V of Spain to found the Village San Fernando and to establish the first civil municipal government of Texas. (Now the City of San Antonio). Tammy is an Honorary Texas Navy Admiral and serves as the Texas Navy Association’s Special Events Committee Chair.