Culture Clash Magazine A Venue for Galveston's Free Thinkers

The Galveston community is thrilled to host a hands-on program for children to participate in music instruction, music theory, event...

Galveston, often overshadowed by Houston’s booming hip-hop scene, has a deep yet underrecognized connection to the genre. Local artist...

Galveston Island might be known for its sun-drenched beaches and haunted history, but beneath the salt and sea air, a new wave of...

The night sky of Galveston is the brother to its sister sea, and it’s a relationship our continental city friends sacrifice by living with s

It’s fascinating how many people share a similar story—finding themselves drawn to Galveston after big life changes.

I didn’t come to Galveston by choice but, I became an Islander by choice.

What I once thought was a lifeless, underwhelming city has now become the center point of my freedom.

The coastal landscape offered a sanctuary where the rhythmic sounds of the waves were healing.

We spoke to a few artists that are Galveston transplants to find out why they came to the island and how it has affected their art.

Galveston lays claim that the margarita was invented on the island at the Balinese room in 1948 for singer Peggy Lee.