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The Hardcore History of Corpus Christi’s Live Music Venues
Last Updated on August 11, 2026 by Evelyn Martinez. Inside the Executive Surf Club, a storm brews over the lunch rush. “You gotta think, the crowd is going from kids, families and tourists to this almost pre-storm energy,” said Richard Lomax, current CEO and second-generation steward of the Water Street family enterprise. During Surf Club’s nostalgic “golden age” back in the ’90s and early 2000s, Lomax came of age to the smell of fried shrimp and the sound of rock music.
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Here's how Corpus Christi area looked in the 1970s
The Corpus Christi area in the 1970s were far out, right on and out of sight. The Padre Staples Mall held its grand opening in 1970, country singer Jerry Jeff Walker performed in 1974 and the Nueces County Courthouse opened in 1977. Throwback video: Here's how Corpus Christi looked in the 1980s In 1975, Corpus Christi ISD began court-ordered busing to desegregate its elementary schools, which faced opposition from community groups and initial resistance from the school district itself. Be on the lookout for the Caller-Times' video showcasing archive photos from the 1960s next week. John Oliva covers entertainment and community news in South Texas. Have a story idea? Contact him at john.oliva@caller.com . Consider supporting local journalism with a subscription to the Caller-Times . This article originally appeared on Corpus Christi Caller Times: Here's how Corpus Christi area looked in the 1970s
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Scripps layoffs hit Texas as TV news landscape shrinks — what we know
The company is laying off 268 employees nationwide.
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Texas TV stations see major anchor and reporter shake-ups in July 2026
It was a big month for local stations.
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Support Local Arts at the Second Annual Rockport Mural Fest
Celebrate creativity at the Second Annual Rockport Mural Fest, August 3–8, as artists transform downtown Rockport with vibrant public murals. Meet the muralists, explore local shops and galleries, and experience art in action.
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Corpus Christi Musicians to Know
Live music fills dozens of stages across Corpus Christi every week. From Sunday to Sunday, you can find everything from singer-songwriters creating an intimate atmosphere to metal bands reminding you to wear ear protection, and Jimmy Buffett tribute acts keeping the island vibes alive. Whether you’re looking to get loud, sweaty, and shoulder-to-shoulder in the crowd or unwind with jazz and a glass of wine, these are some of our favorite local musicians who perform regularly across the Coastal Bend.
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August Events in Corpus Christi
The Texas Maritime Museum opens its doors every Tuesday from 1 to 4 p.m. to engage in the peaceful puzzle game, mah jongg. Maritime members play for free and a $5 fee is added for non-members each week. Only the first 40 to arrive are guaranteed a seat at the table, so be quick!
themusicuniverse.com
Mission Bayfest announces 2026 lineup
The Offspring, Rebelution, Kolohe Kai & others to perform. San Diego’s landmark waterfront beach and bay culture event, Mission Bayfest, is quickly approaching, slated for October 16-18, bringing a stacked lineup of reggae, pop, and alternative talent that embodies Southern California’s laid-back culture. Returning for the fifth year to Mission Beach’s Mariner’s Point Park, Mission Bayfest will feature headlining sets from Rebelution, Kolohe Kai, The Offspring, as well as Steel Pulse, The Movement, Common Kings, SOJA, The Interrupters, Goldfinger, The Expendables, Surfer Girl, and Jakob’s Castle, the solo project of Sublime frontman Jacob Nowell, among many others. With the return of the Under the Bridge Stage and the new addition of the Stage on the Sand, this year promises even more talent discovery.
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68th National Pan American Golf Convention & Tournament Playing in Corpus Christi
Visit Corpus Christi, in partnership with the Corpus Christi Chapter of the Pan American Golf Association (PAGA), is proud to welcome golfers, their families, and PAGA chapters from across the country for the 68th National Pan American Golf Convention & Tournament. This year's event also marks the 75th anniversary of...
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Houston documentary maker helps correct biased Texas historical marker
It's not often that a film has an impact past the box office, but one documentary has helped tell the truth about the Texas Gulf Coast's long-disparaged Karankawa people. For years, the Indigenous Peoples of the Coastal Bend and the Karankawa Tribe of Texas have fought for a corrected Texas Historical Commission marker in Corpus Christi. Houstonian Adán Medrano’s 2021 film, Truly Texas Mexican, helped finalize a push that will lead to a long-due correction on July 25.
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Karankawa Tribe celebrates replacement of decades-old historical marker in Corpus Christi
The Karankawa Tribe of Texas celebrated the unveiling of a new state historical marker in Corpus Christi, replacing one that tribal members and historians said misrepresented their history for nearly 50 years. The Karankawa Tribe of Texas celebrated a historic milestone Saturday as a new state historical marker was unveiled...