Good morning, Corpus Christi.

The 91st annual Nueces County Junior Livestock Show will begin tomorrow at the Richard M.

Borchard Regional Fairgrounds in Robstown and run until Jan. 17, featuring competitions in livestock and agricultural skills by young exhibitors.

Stock show season is underway in Nueces County as the NCJLS alumni barbecue cookoff continues in Robstown and a horse show starts today in the morning; community members can enjoy both events & experience local tradition.

Quasars Arcade will permanently close its Everhart Road location on Jan.

11 as its landlord moves ahead with demolition plans for Sun Plaza Shopping Center.

Crowds filled downtown for the first ArtWalk of 2026, where local artists and vendors showcased handmade creations+family business legacies.

The event reflected the vibrant art scene and community traditions.

Archery is now part of the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show, offering a new contest for 4-H and FFA students from 3rd grade to 12th grade to earn buckles.

Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History is holding its monthly home school day to provide hands-on, interactive learning for families and home-schooled students (including children with special needs) through engaging science exhibits that support community building.

Dr. Donna Shaver stepped down as Texas coordinator of the Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network after 37 years, citing a decision made with devastating sadness (she remains chief of the Division of Sea Turtle Science and Recovery at Padre Island National Seashore).

Agencies are racing to rebuild a conservation safety net for cold-stunned turtles and fragile nests along the coast.

The effort focuses on shoring up vital habitats amid ongoing temperature challenges.

Nueces County leaders worry that changes to sea turtle rescue may harm local conservation and propose a new nonprofit model (designed to keep nesting programs running) to support continued efforts along the coast.

A supermoon brightens the sky tonight while the Quadrantid meteor shower peaked Friday night into early this morning, showing about 10 meteors per hour due to the moon’s washout.

Residents should head to dark areas to enjoy the celestial display.

Nathan Allen Concert

7-11 p.m. — Brewster Street Icehouse - Southside — Ticket info not provided — Experience classic country sounds from Nathan Allen, echoing legends of the genre.

The Groove 2.0 Dance Night

9 p.m. — Rockit's Whiskey Bar & Saloon — No cover — Hit the dance floor with The Groove 2.0 delivering the best of the '70s, '80s, and '90s funk sounds.

McNeese State Cowgirls vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi Islanders Women's Basketball

5:59-8:59 p.m. — Dugan Wellness Center — $69.43 — Catch the exciting clash between the Cowgirls and Islanders on the court.

18 Hours Live Performance

9 p.m. — Rockit's Whiskey Bar & Saloon — No cover — Experience a blast of '90s and 2000s alternative rock from this local high-octane band.

The Klocks Live Performance

9 p.m. — Rockit's Whiskey Bar & Saloon — No Cover — Experience high-energy hits and epic stage presence with The Klocks at the ultimate party night.

SELF CONTROL Live Concert

6 PM — House of Rock — $11.15 — Experience an electrifying night of high-energy live music with SELF CONTROL and special guests.

Vintage Pictures with Special Guests

8 p.m. — House of Rock — $11.15 — Experience a high-energy night of genre-blending music featuring El Dusty and headliner Vintage Pictures.

The Max Live at Rockit’s Whiskey Bar

9 PM — Rockit’s Whiskey Bar & Saloon — No cover — Experience a night of energetic music with The Max, featuring a blend of rock, pop, and dance hits.

UT Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi Islanders Basketball

7-9 p.m. — Dugan Wellness Center — $69.43 — Catch an exciting basketball clash between local teams at the Dugan Wellness Center.

Open Mic Night

6:30 p.m. — House of Rock — Free entry — An unforgettable night of music, comedy, and creativity featuring local talents.