Music To Our Ears
Discover musicians, cultures, history and venues across the Coastal Bend.
Discover musicians, cultures, history and venues across the Coastal Bend.
From a garage studio to one of the country’s most influential independent Latin record labels, Freddie Records remains a family
Street corn inspires this take on a summer-forward pasta salad recipe.
From sunrise yoga to local markets and a movie night at the LEX, there is plenty look forward to this
In true speakeasy form, there is no signage for Marcel's. Instead, the bar is hidden behind a secret door inside
As a new generation embraces physical media, Coastal Bend record stores and the library are leading the revival.
The story behind Corpus Christi’s Las Hermanas Góngora mural, honoring two sisters who rose to fame in Tejano music.
With brick-oven pies and warm hospitality, this new pizza joint has quickly become a local favorite.
Ahead of the USOA Miss Texas Pageant, USOA Ms. Corpus Christi, shares what representing her hometown means and more.
The YWCA brings fresh leadership for a new era with two powerhouse women, Esmeralda Herrera-Teran and Mayra Zamora.
How South Texas Pelvic Health is helping women struggling with endometriosis.
Thea Cain, local educator and former Vice President of the Corpus Christi NAACP, is the HER 2025 Legacy.
Dr. Amy Mintz, Director of Del Mar College's Child Development & Early Childhood Program, is the HER 2025 Humanitarian.
Pumpkin spice season is here, and local spots are serving up festive treats to pair.
The Bend Magazine humbly presents the HER 2025 Honorees.
Dr. Mary Margaret Ara, owner of Sahara Medical Consulting and principal investigator at Pinnacle Clinical Research, is the HER 2025
Melanie Nazari, American Heart Association Centennial Club member, is the HER 2025 Catalyst.
Michelle Horine, Chief Executive Officer at Ronald McDonald House Charities South Texas, is the HER 2025 Community Visionary.
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