Charles T. Doyle Convention Center - This State of the art convention facility opened to the public on January 1, 2000. This full-service center can accommodate up to 800 people for virtually any type function. Concerts, receptions, trade shows, exhibits, catered events, and teleconferencing are just a few of the activities possible in this first-class convention center.
Nessler Center - Since 1955, this meeting facility has been the hub of civic center activity for Texas City. Craft shows, banquets, training schools, and pre-school to senior citizen programs are all hosted here regularly. This center can accommodate a wide range of event needs and with inclusion of the Charles T. Doyle Convention Center, which adjoins this building, the capacity for users exceeds 1,500 persons.
Sanders Center - Opened in 1960, this quaint neighborhood center offers opportunities for activities such as small meetings, youth parties, showers, and receptions. A rich history of th growth and development of the surrounding neighborhood is evident throughout this entire Washington campus park area.
Carver Center - This versatile, open-air pavilion facility serves a variety of needs from banquets, meetings, and dances and ranks as our #1 rental site for family reunions. Opened in 1973, this multi-use center offers a wide range of flexibility to the community.
Texas City Museum - Acquired in March 1992, this 30,000 square foot, two-story building accommodates up to 275 people, dinner seating for up to 75, and a meeting room for 40 people. The museum houses exhibits on a vast array of subjects including history, science, technology, education, and culture.
Showboat Pavilion - Styled after the 1940's theatre, which was the hub of downtown activity, this 6,600 sq. ft. facility offers a built-in stage, space for up to 300 guests indoors, and a unique open-air concept option of larger gatherings. |
