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Culture Clash is a meeting ground for businesses, artists, musicians and Galvestonians that refuse to settle on boring, mundane and repetitive content. Your city represents numerous cultures and classes. Galveston finally has a publication that reflects it! Be relevant, be bold, and stand apart from the rest.
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The Art of Reinvention by Way of Galveston
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.
janesemaricelli
Mar 3, 20256 min read


Culture Clash's Favorite Island Margaritas
Galveston lays claim that the margarita was invented on the island at the Balinese room in 1948 for singer Peggy Lee.
janesemaricelli
Mar 3, 20253 min read


Cultivating Kindness Through Gardening
Bloom Galveston is a community garden initiative designed to cultivate kindness, civility, and independence .
janesemaricelli
Jan 6, 20252 min read


Building a Healthier Galveston
A healthy community begins with instilling good habits in children, particularly around nutrition and exercise.
janesemaricelli
Jan 6, 20253 min read


How Fishing, Community, and a Flow State Shape Galveston
In Galveston, fishing is more than a pastime; it’s a sustainable way of life.
janesemaricelli
Jan 6, 20253 min read


What is a Blue Zone, and Why is Galveston on the Path to Becoming One?
Blue Zones are regions identified as having the highest concentrations of people who live to 100 years or more.

Jessica Safavimehr
Jan 6, 20253 min read


Featured Artist: Amy Mckeethan
Our featured artist is Amy Mckeethan owner of Phoenix Boudoir Photography.
janesemaricelli
Nov 4, 20242 min read


I Love, Cry, and Hope
I love: living in Galveston living on an island living in Texas living in the USA...
janesemaricelli
Nov 4, 20241 min read


Building Relationships Through Small Business
Photography by Amy Mckeethan of Phoenix Boudoir Photography.

Jessica Safavimehr
Nov 4, 20244 min read


Galveston An Island Based on Resilience
After every storm, neighbors help neighbors rebuild. Local businesses band together to support one another, and the community rallies around
janesemaricelli
Nov 4, 20243 min read


Students Are The Future
A word from our teen contributors Wyatt Migues: "A way we could build each other up and really connect with one another is through free...
janesemaricelli
Nov 4, 202413 min read


Sponsor Highlight: Shrimp 'N Stuff - A Galveston Classic Since 1976
If you're searching for the true taste of Galveston, look no further than Shrimp 'N Stuff, a beloved staple in the community since 1976....
janesemaricelli
Oct 8, 20242 min read


A Pirate Looks At Forty
Yes, I am a pirate. “We knew we were in Indian country.” Third Engineer John Cronyn, Maersk, Alabama, taken by Somali pirates in April...
janesemaricelli
Sep 3, 20246 min read


We Are Pirates Till The End
Galvestonians who call this place home, by birth or choice, view their island as a refuge. To them, it’s not so much a plot of silty...
janesemaricelli
Sep 3, 20244 min read


Jean Lafitte The Man, The Myth, The Privateer
Galveston’s past is a treasure trove of colorful tales, where pirates, a thriving red-light district, and a web of criminal activities intersect. Among these stories, one figure stands out—Jean Lafitte, a privateer whose influence on the island in the 19th century remains one of the most fascinating chapters in our island’s history. Jean Lafitte was no ordinary pirate. Known for his charisma and cunning, he carved out a unique niche on Galveston Island, turning it into a bust

Jessica Safavimehr
Sep 3, 20244 min read


Exploring The Virginia Peninsula Preserve
The Virginia Point Peninsula Preserve, including the O’Quinn I-45 Estuary Corridor wetlands, is a landscape-level conservation property...
janesemaricelli
Jul 1, 20242 min read


Wetlands More Important Now Than Ever
Wetlands are areas of transition between aquatic and terrestrial habitats; they’re the in-betweens of oceans/rivers and land.
janesemaricelli
Jul 1, 20244 min read


From Nursery to Maturity: The Importance of Wetlands in a Sea Turtles Journey
For millions of years, sea turtles have contributed to maintaining the health of marine and terrestrial ecosystems.
janesemaricelli
Jul 1, 20242 min read


Galveston’s Wetlands: A Birding Paradise Amid Coastal Marshes
East End Lagoon Nature Preserve is a nearly 700-acre swath of salt marsh and coastal prairie habitat at the very east end of Galveston.
janesemaricelli
Jul 1, 20245 min read


Education through Art: Artist Boat’s Founder and Executive Director Karla Klay’s Misson to Conserve and Educate
Artist Boat is a nonprofit organization that promotes awareness and preservation of coastal margins and the marine environment.

Jessica Safavimehr
Jul 1, 20243 min read
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