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Children's Discovery Museum of the Golden Crescent

Since opening in 2002, the Children’s Discovery Museum has worked continuously to be a community resource providing interactive educational opportunities and engaging family experiences for residents and visitors. We have been a leader of learning through play in the Golden Crescent (counties Victoria, Bee, Calhoun, Dewitt, Goliad, Gonzales, Jackson, Karnes, Lavaca, Refugio, and Wharton) region through our numerous immersive exhibits, special events, and educational programming. Come discover what CDM is all about!


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Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art

Jesse Lott: A legacy of art & Collaboration from the collection of ann harithas

Exhibit through April 6, 2025

Stop by Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art and view a new exhibition by the late artist, Jesse Lott drawn from the collection of Ann Harithas.
Since their initial meeting in the 1970s, Lott and Harithas cultivated an enduring friendship characterized by a mutual exchange of ideas regarding aesthetics and the transformative power of art within society. This exhibition represents a rare opportunity for visitors to engage with decades of Lott's work from Ann Harithas's dedicated collection in a single, cohesive setting.
Included in this exhibition are a number of collaborative collages and an Art Car, demonstrating that their relationship bridged the divide between artist and collector.
Admission to the museum is always free.

Ann Harithas founded Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art to give the Victoria and South Texas community broad access to contemporary art by national and regional artists, while celebrating and drawing upon the cultural diversity of South Texas. The museum is also dedicated to furthering arts education in the community through supplemental and extracurricular programs coordinated with area school districts and other institutions.

Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art is located at 1201 North Moody in Victoria, TX. Normally, during exhibitions are open to the public 12-5pm Wednesday through Sunday. Admission at the museum is always free.

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Leo J. Welder Center for the Performing Arts

Performing art center hosting theatre, ballet, music, film, and community events.

The center was named in remembrance of Leo J. Welder, a prominent local rancher, businessman and philanthropist who died in 1996. Welder was a member of the Victoria Performing Arts Center Board of Directors. Robert J. Hewitt, Jr., Chairman of the VPAC Board said that “he [Leo] was one of the instrumental individuals who brought the idea of a performing arts center forward into the community's conscience."

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The Nave Museum

Robin Hazard: From blooms to moons

March 28, 2025 through May 10, 2025

Robin Hazard is renowned for her vibrant and colorful paintings. A Southern Methodist University graduate with a fine art degree in painting, drawing, and printmaking, her work has been showcased in prestigious venues, featured in gallery openings, and participated in numerous exhibitions.


* HOURS OF OPERATION *
Monday- Friday 12pm - 5pm
Saturday 12pm - 4pm

There is never a cover charge but donations at the door are always welcomed.


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Museum of the Coastal Bend

Exterior stone façade of a museum

Where Texas History Began



Discover the people, places, and events that make the Texas Coastal Bend unique. Check out the Education page for more information and resources to make your learning experience that much better, and the Group Tours tab for an introductory video to the virtual exhibit!
WHERE TEXAS RANCHING BEGAN is a new addition to the museum. This is a great opportunity to explore, discover and connect with history.
Vive La France!
March 28-May 1
Explore France, 200 years after LaSalle’s North American journeys, through French Impressionist works created by St. Joseph High School Fine Arts students. On exhibit in the museum’s East Gallery.

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Victoria Art League

community Art Center

905 S. Bridge St.

Victoria Art League (VAL) mission is to provide a vital working organization for art education, creativity, art appreciation, and exhibition of visual arts.

If you are an artist, this is the place for you and your work! VAL members have a chance to host their own gallery exhibits as well as a prestigious place to display their works of art within the Harold Nichols Gallery. Mr. Nichols was an icon of Victoria whose art and legacy reaches far across Texas. The VAL is housed in the historic Thurmond Building built in 1898. It is affectionally remembered as the Old Farmers Co-op.

Looking for a historic and defined venue for your next event? Come take a tour of the beautiful Victoria Art League! Reservations are available.
Hours of Operation:
Wednesday-Friday 1pm- 5pm
Saturday 9am-1pm

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