Baytown

• What is the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center?
  • The Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center has education at its core. Various educational programs are offered as a way to increase understanding, appreciation, and awareness of the wetlands, cultural history, and the environment.
• What exhibits can be found at the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center?
  • The Exhibit Hall features nine thousand square feet of exhibits, while the Coastal Connection Rooms is home to both saltwater and freshwater inhabitants of the local estuaries and bays.
• What animals can be seen at the center?
  • Juvenile alligators can be seen at the center’s Gator World, along with a demonstration honeybee hive at the Land of Milk and Honey.
• What other attractions does the Wetlands Center offer?
  • The Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center also includes a Bat Cave and the Wings Over Wetlands exhibit.

1724 Market St, Baytown, TX 77520, Phone: 281-420-7128

• What is the Baytown Nature Center?
  • The Baytown Nature Center is a wildlife sanctuary and outdoor recreation area, providing a habitat for numerous aquatic species, reptiles, mammals, and birds.
• Where is the Baytown Nature Center located?
  • The center is located about twenty miles from Houston, Texas, in Baytown. It is situated on a 450-acre peninsula along the banks of the Houston Ship Channel, surrounded by Scott Bay, Crystal Bay, and Burnet Bay.
• What activities are available at the Baytown Nature Center?
  • Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including jogging, walking, fishing, nature observation, photography, crabbing, bicycling, and picnicking.
• Is the Baytown Nature Center a good place for family gatherings?
  • Yes, the center is a popular spot for family gatherings, offering a peaceful and scenic environment for visitors of all ages.

6213 Bayway Dr, Baytown, TX 77520, Phone: 281-424-9198

• What is the Fred Hartman Bridge?
  • The Fred Hartman Bridge in Baytown, Texas, is a cable-stayed bridge that spans the Houston Ship Channel.
• Who was the Fred Hartman Bridge named after?
  • The bridge is named after Fred Hartman, who was the publisher and editor of the Baytown Sun from 1950 to 1974.
• What makes the Fred Hartman Bridge unique?
  • It is the longest cable-stayed bridge in Texas and is one of only four similar bridges in the state.
• What route does the Fred Hartman Bridge cover?
  • The bridge spans a 2.6-mile stretch of State Highway 146, connecting La Porte, Texas to Baytown, Texas.
• What did the Fred Hartman Bridge replace?
  • The bridge replaced the Baytown Tunnel when the Houston Ship Channel had to be deepened to accommodate larger vessels.

• What is the Baytown Little Theater?
  • The Baytown Little Theater is a non-profit, incorporated cultural organization dedicated to providing the community with high-quality musical, dramatic, and comedy productions.
• How is the Baytown Little Theater funded?
  • The theater is supported by generous businesses, families, and individuals through ticket sales and memberships.
• Who runs the Baytown Little Theater?
  • The theater is an entirely volunteer-run organization, made up of energetic and talented people who have a passion for theater.
• How do Baytown Little Theater productions compare to other theaters?
  • The productions at Baytown Little Theater are often compared to the high-quality productions found in nearby Houston, including those at TUTS, Stages, and The Alley Theater.

2 E Texas Ave, Baytown, TX 77520, Phone: 281-424-7617

• What is the Art League of Baytown?
  • The Art League of Baytown was founded in 1954 and later incorporated as a non-profit corporation in Texas in 1963.
• What is the Art Center of Baytown?
  • The Art Center of Baytown was established in 2008 as the home of the Art League, with support from the city.
• What is the mission of the Art League of Baytown?
  • One of the key goals of the Art League is to give back to the Baytown community and contribute to the revitalization of the Old Goose Creek Historic District.
• What types of art classes and workshops are offered?
  • The Art League offers a variety of classes and workshops for all ages, including oil painting, watercolor, mixed media, photography, weaving, and more.

110 W Texas Ave, Baytown, TX 77520, Phone: 281-427-2222