Plan A Visit
Labeled the official Texas Museum on Energy by former Governor Anne Richards, the Texas Energy Museum uncovers the captivating story of how oil transformed Beaumont, Texas, and the world. Visit the Texas Energy Museum to: immerse yourself in the excitement of the 1901 Spindletop gusher, the catalyst for an energy revolution; learn about the visionary individuals who shaped the industry, from dreamers to innovators and pioneers; explore the science behind oil and gas to understand how energy powers our world; and engage with interactive displays that make learning fun for all ages. Group rates are available by reservation for institutions, organizations, and other large parties. We offer a variety of free educational programs and resources tailored to different age groups. Visit and discover the power of energy! |
Beaumont Welcomes You!
A message from the Beaumont Convention & Visitor Bureau
It's our great pleasure to welcome you to Beaumont, Texas, home to astonishing biodiversity and historical significance. Here, history was made with the first major oil discovery that changed the world forever. Travelers come from long distances to enjoy Southeast Texas' outdoor opportunities including fishing, hunting, birding, paddling and yes, holding live alligators. On the border of Louisiana but thoroughly Texan, Beaumont embraces both brisket and crawfish. Whether you’re visiting us for a week or just a weekend, you will find comfortable and friendly accommodations along with a variety of things to do, shopping and dining options.
Discover all that Beaumont has to offer by visiting the Beaumont CVB Website
A message from the Beaumont Convention & Visitor Bureau
It's our great pleasure to welcome you to Beaumont, Texas, home to astonishing biodiversity and historical significance. Here, history was made with the first major oil discovery that changed the world forever. Travelers come from long distances to enjoy Southeast Texas' outdoor opportunities including fishing, hunting, birding, paddling and yes, holding live alligators. On the border of Louisiana but thoroughly Texan, Beaumont embraces both brisket and crawfish. Whether you’re visiting us for a week or just a weekend, you will find comfortable and friendly accommodations along with a variety of things to do, shopping and dining options.
Discover all that Beaumont has to offer by visiting the Beaumont CVB Website