If you are looking for a cozy getaway with your significant other, visit Brownsville for a heartwarming and romantic weekend. Plus, you can find a party like no other during Charro Days weekend! Not sure what your plans are, or you like to plan? We’ll help you out in your decision-making and of course, give […]
Things to do in BTX: Enjoy the fiesta for two! Read More »
If you are planning a fun and unforgettable weekend with your family, Brownsville will be your best-kept secret to discover. You might ask what activities are to do for this Charro Days weekend? Well, we have the answer here! From stopping by our Gladys Porter Zoo and fishing to our Boca Chica Beach, or
Things to do in BTX: Where the fiesta is made for the family! Read More »
If you have thought about having a trip to reconnect with your friends and enjoy the party, but you have not had time to plan it, don’t worry! We have the perfect weekend planned for you. Here, in Brownsville, we know we have the best options to enjoy a Tex-Mex party, and great Charro Days
Things to do in BTX: The best place for great memories and fiesta! Read More »
5 Remarkable Things You Can Do in Brownsville Cruise down streets lined with palm trees; listen to the songs of wild, red-crowned parrots; and take in the rich Mexican culture of one of Texas’ most unique destinations: Brownsville. Nestled in the heart of the Rio Grande Valley near South Padre Island, the Lone Star State’s
5 Remarkable Things You Can Do in Brownsville Read More »
No city on the planet has more Ports of Entry than Brownsville, making it a worldwide gateway to technology and innovation. Over the past century, our nation’s iconic aviators, such as Lindbergh and Earhart, pushed aeronautics’ boundaries from our runways and infrastructure. In the next 100 years, Brownsville is poised to be a world leader
The Crossroads To The Galaxy Read More »
I like taking people to the Brownsville Heritage Museum. They bring Brownsville’s fantastic history to life with hands-on interactive displays and offer unique exhibits, musical performances, and book signings throughout the year. Every time I go, I learn something new. During the Mexican-American War, steamboat captain Richard King and his friend Mifflin Kenedy headed to
Huge Fortunes Won And Lost In Brownsville Read More »
The tour I give visitors to Brownsville always includes the Sabal Palms Sanctuary. Sabal Palms is a magnificent spot for bird watching because it’s in the middle of two of the most significant aviary fly-ways in North America. Hundreds of species migrate through this region every year. It’s the last of the Sabal palm forests
I love spending time in the Mitte Cultural District because it is an extension of what my grandparents left behind and, most importantly, for Brownsville. The place that is mostmemorable for me is the Gladys Porter Zoo. One of the nation’s top-rated zoos, it is located on 31-acres in the town’s center. Some new features
Walk And Talk To The Animals Read More »
Though I’m a historian, my first visit to the original site of Fort Brown probably was to play golf at the public course located there. When the reality of the historical aspect finally intruded on my consciousness, I was thrilled to observe that the remains of two of the original earth walls and a connecting
The Future Of Two Nations Decided Here Read More »
I discover new things living in Brownsville all of the time, and this is my favorite discovery. One day, my nephew missed a field trip bus. I gave him a ride to the Resaca de la Palma State Park & World Birding Center. As a professional photographer, I travel to state parks all over Texas,
Spread Your Wings For A One Of A Kind Experience Read More »
