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2025 Mural Fest Brings Five New Murals to South Downtown Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi

2025 Mural Fest Brings Five New Murals to South Downtown Corpus Christi

If you’ve visited the downtown area recently, you might have noticed more color on the walls. Local and national artists have united to brighten Downtown Corpus Christi. Thanks to Downtown Corpus Christi’s 2025 Mural Fest, five new murals will be officially revealed on Saturday, June 7, at the Mural Dedication Block Party from 3-9 p.m. This year marks the 4th annual Downtown Corpus Christi Mural Fest. Since the inaugural event, a total of 21 ne…Read Article

Jetty Opens New Surf Shop in Long Branch, New Jersey

Long Branch, New Jersey · Long Branch

Jetty Opens New Surf Shop in Long Branch, New Jersey

Brand storytelling, celebrating surf culture, and connecting with the local community are central to Jetty’s new retail location in Pier Village.See the Story

University of Texas' Marine Science Institute: Where Science Meets the Sea

Port Aransas · Port Aransas

University of Texas' Marine Science Institute: Where Science Meets the Sea

Resting on the coastline of Mustang Island in Port Aransas is the University of Texas’ Marine Science Institute (UTMSI), dedicated to enhancing the understanding of the world’s oceans and educating populations about marine environments. What was once a small shack in 1941 is now one of the most significant research facilities on the Texas coast. UTMSI addresses worldwide issues while focusing on the coastal zone ecosystem within three categories…Read Article

A Deep-Dive into the Culture of Surfing in the Coastal Bend

By Jillian Becquet, Jacqueline Gonzalez, Vanessa Perez and Mandy Shelton Surfing has long been woven into the fabric of life along the Coastal Bend. The local sport of surfing’s humble beginnings in the 1960s gave rise to something far greater: a lifestyle and shared identity that still thrives today. In this feature, you’ll hear from longtime locals, explore the surf shops that have supported generations of riders and get a glimpse into the st…Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi Read Article

Masshole Lobster Truck Brings Lobster Rolls to South Texas - The Bend Magazine

Masshole: a term of endearment—no, pride—when talking about the residents of Massachusetts. It was born from blue-collar grit, forged in Fenway and baptized in drawn butter and shell-cracked knuckles. Being a Masshole isn’t so bad, especially when it comes with a lobster roll in hand. In Texas, lobster rolls are not the local religion. We’re more known for our brisket, tacos and finding solace in our favorite Tex-Mex spot. But, tucked into the f…Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi Read Article

State of Surfing in Corpus Christi

You might be hard-pressed to encounter a surfer who doesn’t ask in the first five minutes of meeting if you’ve ever surfed—or if not, why not? This was a common thread among numerous conversations I had with local surfers, many of them scratching their heads at the idea that I have lived on the coast most of my life and have never dared to paddle out. When I caught Nate Floyd on a balmy late afternoon at Wind and Wave, the watersports shop his f…Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi Read Article

In Conversation with Word of Mouth's Kiya Vance - The Bend Magazine

At just 24 years old, Kiya Vance has already become a defining voice in Corpus Christi’s literary community. Recently named the city’s first Black Poet Laureate, Vance’s love for the written word began in a sixth-grade English class, where writing offered him a sense of belonging and purpose. Since then, he’s turned personal experiences into powerful spoken word and created inclusive spaces for others to do the same. Vance has done this most no…Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi Read Article

Dr. Vijay Exposes the Lie Behind "Quick Fix" Cosmetic Surgery

Written by Amanda Cummings of Corpus Christi Institute of Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery – Dr. Vijay It sounds like a perfect and safe solution: a body transformation sans general anesthesia with zero downtime and a “snatched” waist before the weekend. But behind the buzzwords like “non-surgical,” “minimally invasive,” and “zero downtime” is a very different reality—and one that conveniently never makes it into the glossy ads or social media hype. L…Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi Read Article

A Buc Days Tradition: Walk the Plank, Mr. Mayor - The Bend Magazine

Each year, groups of citizens dressed as pirates provide a ceremonial beginning to the Buccaneer Days festival, courtesy of the Mayor (or their designee), who is escorted aboard their ship. The mayor then ends up in Corpus Christi Bay after being shoved, jumping, doing a front flip or a cannonball … methods have varied over the years. The dunking of the mayor symbolizes the pirates and pirate queens taking control of the city for the duration of…Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi Read Article

Looking Back at Joseph French Green's La Quinta - The Bend Magazine

The history of ranching in South Texas reads like a list of current city names—so many towns in Nueces and San Patricio counties pay homage to the businessmen who invested in those areas, like Taft, Sinton, Mathis and Fulton. But not all of the men who helped make these ranches great are remembered in such a way. Joseph French Green was hired by David Sinton to manage the 224,000-acre Catarina Ranch, but was then reassigned as Superintendent of…Taft, Texas · Taft Read Article

In Conversation with MHB Art Advisory's Morgan Heinz Blackmon

For Morgane Heinz Blackmon, the path to art advisory was anything but traditional, and that’s what makes her perspective so refreshing. With a BFA in painting and art history, her creative roots run deep. What started as a love for fashion-infused artwork in college turned into a 14-year run as co-owner and buyer at MARKET, the boutique she launched after moving back to Corpus Christi. When it was time for a new chapter, she found her way back t…Corpus Christi · Corpus Christi Read Article

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