It's more of a public square than a park. The name comes from a biennial singing contest that…read moreGalveston hosted in April of 1881. There's a historical marker that tells the story. It's where you can find the "Greetings from Galveston" mural as well as a cool looking mosaic of George P. Mitchell (the "Son of Galveston"). It's a nice tribute to the Mitchell's who started up the project to create this area of celebration. It's currently the place where free movie and music events occur every summer. We were there just before Christmas time. There was a huge Christmas tree with a Santa's chair in front of it. A great photo op for family pictures. But, it was the Galveston mural that really brought us here. My husband was born on the island (B.O.I.), but moved to Tampa when he was 2 years old. It was his first time seeing Galveston since that time. The picture of him with the Galveston mural made this visit special. It will always be memorable for us.

This is a small paved area that could be a park, located next to a pair of restaurants. The paving…read moreis quite nice and includes a "raised" area that could be a stage. Music performances take place here, on top of the usual buskers on the corner. You'll find the "Greetings from Galveston" mural and the London-style phone booth, either of which is always good for a selfie. The park takes its name from Saengerfest, a biennial singing contest sponsored by German immigrant choral societies around the State of Texas in the 19th century. [Review 880 of 2024 - 635 in Texas - 21909 overall]

We come in town for a small get away from Dallas and this is our second time to go here. The first…read moretime we had fun but no luck. This time we win twice! And their payouts are really high! The employees are very helpful and fun and the locals couldn't be more accommodating. Really fun place to spend an evening (and your money)

I've been going here for YEARS and I absolutely love it…read more There was a time I'd go weekly and spend about 100 bucks a week but in 3 months i won like 2500. Not normal, but I never get machines. they never work for me. Always good paper! :) Staff is great too.

The callers call way too fast!…read more We told the counter our situation - it was my husband and I with our 3 kids. She gave us all 2 sheets which was just way too much , specially with the fast calling. Definitely not my fav bingo place by far.

Never even knew a place like this existed! It takes a little bit of patience to figure out how…read moreeverything works, but the staff there is very helpful and nice and will explain how to play the multitude of different games they offer. The atmosphere is so much fun and they have food and drinks available. I went with my son and a friend and we all had a great time. Even if you don't win, you feel like you won by having a night out with other like minded people that are all friendly.

We celebrated my mother's birthday party here and had a wonderful time!…read moreFrom the moment we made the party reservation to the end of the painting class, everything went smoothly. My mom selected her painting in a selection of probably more than 100 options. As soon as we walked in, we were kindly greeted and shown to our private room for the party. Our designated Artist was Maci and she was the absolute sweetest! Her patience and humor were MUCH appreciated and would love to book another party with her. She even practiced her Spanish since my mom speaks very little English. The private room had built-in speakers connected to what I think was fixed Ipad to run Spotify (kudos on using this app by the way) on. During intermission (paint drying wait time), the lights were turned off and a colorful disco ball lit the room. If that is not above & beyond, I don't know what it. Book your party, bring your food & drinks (preferably wine) and let them supply the plates, cups & napkins. You'll have a great time AND leave with a semi-professional painting lol.

I took my granddaughter and it was just us. Avery was very patient and nice. Will definitely try to…read morego again with the girls. Fun to do with kids too.

I recently visited Golfcrest as a guest with some friends who are members, and I have to say -- I…read morewas shocked by what I witnessed. While I was downstairs near the restaurant, I saw the Food & Beverage Manager, Armando, speaking to one of his staff members in a completely unacceptable way. He was rude, aggressive, and completely unprofessional. From where I was standing, it didn't seem like he realized a guest could see or hear him -- because he didn't hold back at all. What I saw bothered me enough that I started asking around, and I was honestly disturbed by what I heard. Multiple members told me they've had ongoing issues with Armando, and that this kind of behavior from him isn't new. In fact, several people told me he's the worst Food & Beverage Manager Golfcrest has had, and that they've considered leaving or already started taking their business elsewhere because of his attitude. I had originally planned to sign up as a member myself, but after what I witnessed and what I heard directly from multiple members, that decision was a hard no. I also shared the situation with the friends I came with -- and they've all agreed they're no longer interested in staying or spending money there either. The Food & Beverage Manager is supposed to be the face of the restaurant and help create a welcoming, enjoyable experience. Instead, Armando is doing the opposite -- and he's driving away both potential and current members. Golfcrest seriously needs to reconsider who they have in leadership, because this kind of management is hurting the entire reputation of the club.

I personally love this place you can play tennis, pickle ball and at night you can sit by the…read morecampfire

I'm not sure why there are not far more reviews for this business who has been open since 2020 as…read moreit is fabulous! However, I've lived in this area a long time and had no idea about the place until I visited Galveston Brewery recently and the server there mentioned Celtic Cross mead. Honestly it is not all that difficult to locate and once you see it, you see it and think "Oh! There it is!" It's cozy, homey, and welcoming. I'm glad I read Yelp reviews and such to learn this place was a little difficult to find but totally worth the effort. They were correct. But find it we did. Brandi and a couple at the bar welcomed us in. Brandi guided us through the various flavors of mead so we could decide what we liked. What a fantastic range of flavors and I feel I now know a lot more about mead. I tried their 4 serving flight of my favs. My son tried a class of each of his favorites. Their non-alcoholic mead was so refreshing that I would like an entire glass of that next time. I feel there is a flavor for everyone's taste and would be surprised if one could not find their favorite. The only way not to find your fav is the inability to chose from their selections. The only other mead I have ever tasted was at Bunratty castle in Ireland back in the day. Celtic Cross' mead is so much better. This place was fun and we cannot wait to come back.

Hole in the wall meadery in League City you must stop by. We've been there twice since we…read morediscovered it. It's very laid back and welcoming. Everyone owners/patrons immediately welcomes you and makes you feel right at home. There is a a sense of community. We've had dinner elsewhere and gone after for a few drinks and boardgames. Sometimes there is a food truck. You can also bring food to the establishment. They are not a large production so each of their meads is carefully crafted. You did not be disappointed!

Friendly staff, and lots of fun! The food is not too expensive, and it's just a great place to…read morespend Friday night.

Why, why, why would you allow smoking in the common areas of this establishment? It makes zero…read moresense to have a sectioned off non-smoking area yet having to walk through clouds of smoke when visiting the restrooms, snack bar, and cashiers. Almost all of the chairs are in desperate need of repair/replacement. We tried ordering nachos in between sessions only to be told they had run out of cheese. We opted for popcorn and were brought actual bag of microwave popcorn. Speechless. Do I really need to say more here?

Small venue. Dedicated volunteers. And the acting was pretty darn good as well…read more Is it Broadway? Absolutely not. But the Sugarland Skeeters aren't MLB ... not even close. And Galveston is hardly Bermuda. Get my drift? If you're a theater person, you owe it to yourself to get in on the shows here. Not a bad seat in the house. And it's truly an intimate and fun experience.

Wow. They may not charge a lot for tickets but be prepared to be amazed at the outstanding talent!…read more It's a small theater set off of NASA Road One that truthfully I never knew was there until a friend was in their production of "Legally Blonde The Musical"; it's super easy to find, but the parking is a little funky as the lot's lines are almost non-existent. It's not real big and it's not real fancy, but who cares? The seats are comfortable and there is plenty of room between seats so you don't feel like you're sitting on top of one another like in a movie theater. The sound system and lighting is fantastic! We have some seriously talented people in the Clear Lake area and they all congregate here! They do have a small concession area with drinks and snacks; my bottle of water was $1.00. You can't beat that! They also have BYOB with a teeny $3.00 corkage fee that includes two glasses. They do a lot with a little; the sets aren't super elaborate but they work hard at making them believable and part of the show. Plus, it's okay to use your imagination; you don't have to have everything spelled out for you with CGI. The bathroom is behind a curtain house right, so if you sit house left you will have to cross in front of the stage if you need to use it during the show. Not a huge thing, just be aware. The show was sold out today, and it was delayed a few minutes since they were trying to find seats for the waiting list people. It was fine though, as everyone was in a good mood and ready to enjoy. Buy your tickets online though to make sure you get the seat you want, and get there fairly early. The show today started at 2:30 pm; I got there around 2:00 pm and got a good seat. I can't say enough great things about this place and the people. This is a real hidden gem in this area and if you haven't checked it out you have been missing out! Why travel into Houston when we have such fantastic talent right here in Clear Lake?! Stay local and enjoy all that Clear Creek Community Theater offers!