Entertainment

PHOTOS: American Cancer Society “Cattle Baron’s Ball” Kick-Off

WHAT: American Cancer Society “Cattle Baron’s Ball” Kick-Off WHERE: Edison Plaza Photos by Brandon Gouthier

Vidor Music Friendly Jam

The City of Vidor is hosting their second annual “Music Friendly Jam” at Conn Park that features Big Jordan Band, 1980s hair metal tribute act LA Roxx and headliner William Morgan Michael. There will also be a beer garden, talent show, kids’ zone, market vendors, food trucks and more. In 2021, Gov.

Stark House Family Day

The community is invited to attend engaging and educational event for a freeof-charge, fun-filled day that celebrates the history and heritage of the iconic home from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the W.H. Stark House.

Sandcastle Festival

The Galveston Sandcastle Festival is a weekend-long event featuring AIA’s iconic Sandcastle Competition, live music, food and drinks, vendor village and beachside fun at Galveston’s East Beach.

LIVE MUSIC: Sept. 19-25

Avenue Axe (Port Neches)Fri., Sept. 20: Larry Tillery Bruno’sWed., Sept. 25: Hunter Courts Camp Margaritaville (Crystal Beach)Fri., Sept. 20: Zak WebbSat., Sept. 21: Queen Legacy Courville’sThurs., Sept. 19: Zac Wilkerson Dylan’s (Port Arthur)Thurs., Sept. 19: Colton HornerFri., Sept.

PHOTOS: Symphony League of Beaumont Mixer

What: Symphony League of Beaumont MixerWhere: Home of Sunni and Jared BishopPhotos by Chad Cooper

Piff the Magic Dragon

In the glitz and glamor of the Las Vegas Strip, where the lights never dim and the excitement never wanes, there exists a performer unlike any other – Piff the Magic Dragon.

VIVA Beaumont Hispanic Heritage

Now in its fourth year, the City of Beaumont’s VIVA Beaumont Hispanic Heritage Festival returns this Sunday in downtown Beaumont on Main Street. The free festival features live musical entertainment from the likes of local groups Conjunto Lunada, Grupo Kinto Poder and Mariachi Proyecto. Come hungry.

An evening for AMSET

The important history of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas’ dates to 1950, Sept. 14, to be exact, when it was originally housed on the lower floor of a two-story rented house on Calder Avenue in Beaumont.