May 2020
History Talks – The Conventions of 1836
Historian Randal Hankla leads the discussion along the winding path to independence and self-governance during the political conventions of 1836. Our History Talks series is a discussion based on primary research - crowd participation is expected. Refreshments are usually provided by park volunteers. History Talks are free and open to the public.
Find out more »Paddling Event
Join the Brazoria County Parks Department as they hold a paddling event on one of the waterways in Brazoria County. Bring your own boat or borrow one of theirs. Great for families and first time paddlers. Location TBA. For information or reservations call 979-864-1541 ext. 7 or email mikem@brazoria-county.net
Find out more »June 2020
History Talks – The Chance You Take
The Texian Legacy Association's George Rollow leads a discussion of gaming in early Texas. Our History Talks series is a discussion based on primary research - crowd participation is expected. Refreshments are usually provided by park volunteers. History Talks are free and open to the public.
Find out more »Paddling Event
Join the Brazoria County Parks Department as they hold a paddling event on one of the waterways in Brazoria County. Bring your own boat or borrow one of theirs. Great for families and first time paddlers. Location TBA. For information or reservations call 979-864-1541 ext. 7 or email mikem@brazoria-county.net
Find out more »July 2020
History Talks – The Inn Crowd
Basic accommodation or vibrant social hub? Inns took many forms and often provided more than just a place to sleep. Our History Talks series is a discussion based on primary research - crowd participation is expected. Refreshments are usually provided by park volunteers. History Talks are free and open to the public.
Find out more »August 2020
History Talks – Henry W. Munson – the Adventure of a Lifetime
Discover who Henry W. Munson was and why he is so important to this site. Our History Talks series is a discussion based on primary research - crowd participation is expected. Refreshments are usually provided by park volunteers. History Talks are free and open to the public.
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