Events in Corpus Christi

The Drive to Victory Charity Golf Scramble brings golfers, community leaders, and generous supporters together to benefit Choice Living Community. Set on a scenic course, the event blends friendly competition with purpose, offering contests, prizes, good food, and easygoing camaraderie while supporting programs that enrich the lives of those served by Choice Living Community. The spirit of the day goes beyond birdies and bogeys, focusing on connection, opportunity, and meaningful impact. Players of all skill levels are welcome, whether you are a seasoned golfer or simply there for laughs and good company. Participants can look forward to a scramble format, on-course games and challenges, raffle prizes and giveaways, delicious refreshments, and opportunities to connect with fellow supporters. Sponsorships are available for businesses and individuals who want to highlight their commitment to the community while gaining event visibility. Collared shirts are required. In the event of a rainout, each player will receive a gift certificate for a round of golf to be played at a later time.

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The Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Corpus Christi brings the community together at Heritage Park. The walk raises awareness and gathers funds that support local care and services and advance research.

1581 N Chaparral St, Corpus Christi

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At Rachel & Rylie, families are invited to a kid friendly Halloween tea with cozy seasonal sips and a spread of tea time treats, plus plenty of make and take fun. Designed for all ages and welcoming both boys and girls, the experience includes warm cider, a selection of child friendly tea bites, and a chance to create a plush Halloween Squishmallow to keep, choosing from a pumpkin, ghost, or black cat. Creative stations feature painting, cookie decorating, and additional Halloween crafts, with all materials provided and guidance on hand. Costumes are encouraged for extra festive flair. Tickets start at $70 and include the full tea experience and activities. Each ticket admits one child and their parent or parents, and an additional child attending with the same adult receives a $12 discount. The price covers activities, supplies, seating, and related essentials.

922 S Staples St, Corpus Christi

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The Exchange in Corpus Christi transforms into a Halloween celebration featuring live performances by Triptonite and Splendiferous, with costumes, drinks, food, and plenty of Jamily energy. A costume contest adds extra excitement, offering $500 in prizes, including $250 in cash for the top winner. VIP wristbands are available for purchase, and the $50 VIP option includes Green Room access, a glass of champagne, and a complimentary Halloween food buffet.

224 N Mesquite St, Corpus Christi

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Savor a favorite drink at Stingers Coffee Southside while browsing a craft and vendor pop-up that spotlights local makers and small businesses. Enjoy fresh coffee, friendly faces, and plenty of handmade, one-of-a-kind finds that make thoughtful gifts or a fun treat for yourself. Vendors rotate monthly, so there is always something new to discover. Sip, shop, and support the community.

7042 S Staples St, Corpus Christi

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Sip & Shuck Tours bring together The Scarlet Lady and Texas Clear Water Oyster Gardens to present Texas’s first oyster farm boat tour. Over the course of two hours aboard the Scarlet Lady, guests receive a welcome glass of chilled prosecco, cruise to Texas Clear Water Oyster Gardens, and learn about oyster mariculture during a live presentation by co-owner Bill Strieber. Freshly shucked oysters are served on the water with a curated wine pairing, complemented by scenic coastal views and a relaxed atmosphere.

440 W Cotter Ave, Port Aransas

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Sunday Seawinds Fighter Practice offers free, weather-permitting training for participants and a welcoming spot for spectators. Sunday practices are typically held at West Guth Park, with the first Sunday of each month taking place at Cole Park. Additional midweek practices are held on Wednesdays at East Cliff Park. Look for the small blue and yellow Seawinds seashell banner to find the group. Those interested in trying the activities can use loaner equipment at no cost if they are 18 or older and sign a waiver. Youth Combat is available for ages 6 to 17 using foam-padded weapons, with loaner gear provided. Participants ages 16 and 17 may, on a case-by-case basis, be approved to use the same equipment as adults. All youth must be accompanied at all times by a parent or legal guardian, who must also sign the waiver. Practice details are subject to change, and updates will be announced. Covid precautions are encouraged. Food and drink, other than bottled water, are not provided by the Shire, though individuals may bring their own and share at their own discretion. Questions about practices or SCA fighting can be directed to the Knight Marshal or the Rapier Marshal. The SCA works to support health and safety but cannot eliminate the risk of exposure to infectious diseases during in-person activities. By participating, attendees acknowledge this risk and agree to take any additional precautions they feel are necessary.

301 Kinney St, Corpus Christi

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A playful program for children ages 1–5 that blends learning with songs, dance, rhythm, and movement.

4044 Greenwood Dr, Corpus Christi

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This beginner-friendly, hands-on wheel-throwing course is suitable for people with no prior experience and those looking to develop their skills. Instructor Adam Haney adjusts instruction for beginner and intermediate skill levels. Students will explore the materials and equipment, centering and shaping clay, forming vases and bowls, trimming and carving vessels, and adding clay attachments for design or function. All materials and basic throwing tools are provided. Finished pots should be collected within one week after the final class. Unclaimed artwork will be donated to the Art Center after 90 days. Adam holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi, has worked with clay since 2012, and co-owns A&N Ceramics, where he creates functional pottery and teaches workshops.

100 N Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi

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Enjoy a blend of Level 1 Classical Mat Pilates, gentle yoga flow, and restorative sound healing. The session combines core strengthening and flexibility work with a soothing sound meditation designed to help release tension. Drop-in admission is $20, or $15 with a pass.

3442 S Alameda St, Corpus Christi

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