Culture Clash Magazine A Venue for Galveston's Free Thinkers

Grief, depression, anxiety, and trauma affect many of us, yet finding help on a barrier island like Galveston can feel daunting. Culture Clash Magazine interviewed local advocates and healers—including volunteers from Hike for Hope, a pranic healer who is a retired nurse, and the Family Service Center—to build a comprehensive resource guide for island residents.

From sandcastle sculpting on the beach to eco-art and pottery in local studios, Galveston’s diverse art classes invite visitors and...

Galveston's architectural heritage is a testament to its rich past.

In Galveston, creativity doesn’t just hang in galleries—it lives in the studios, classrooms, and community spaces that make the island a...

We were in Galveston last August, right after the hurricane. It was wild—but incredible. The community vibe was unlike anything I’ve seen. People were just out, laughing, helping each other. There was this feeling that everything was going to be okay.

Galveston's musicians get together and discuss the local music scene.

Born and raised on Galveston Island, Joshua Duke’s creative path began early with piano lessons from his mother. Though grueling at the...

Galveston, Texas, has officially been designated as a Texas Music Friendly Certified Community, a recognition awarded by the Texas Music...

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...