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Beeville Main Street Facade & Sign Reimbursement Grant Program
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Facade Grant Application


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Visitor Services

Beeville's Tourism Information Center

The Beeville's Visitors Center is located in scenic Beeville at the Chamber of Commerce

Hours of Operation are:
Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

1705 N. St. Mary's St., Texas 78102
(361)358-3267

Visit the Chamber's website at www.beecountychamber.org/

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Downtown ATM Locations

  • IBC Bank - 302 N. Saint Mary's
  • Prosperity Bank - 100 S. Washington
  • Inside HEB - 100 E. Houston St.
  • Shopping on Main Street

    Wicker Basket - Gifts & Clothing
    Hogue's Jewelry
    Hensley's Restaurant & Bakery
    Chica Loca Gift Shop
    Lazy R Saddle Shop
    My Sister's Dress Shop
    Full Circle Antiques
    Schulz and Wroten - Pharmacy & Gifts
    Saenz Western Wear
    Attitude
    Tee's Music
    F&S Furniture
    Country Furniture
    Cricket Mobile
    LMC Supplies


    Fundraising
    Main Street Needs Your Help!
    Tax Deductible Donation

    Donations are needed to help fund the Main Street Grant Program as well as other downtown promotional activities. A tax-deductible contribution to the Beeville Main Street Program would help ensure that a vibrant downtown is maintained for generations to come.

    Leave your imprint in our downtown and your legacy in the hearts of all who follow.

    For more information, contact the main Street Program Office at 361-362-0368 or email us at beevillemainstreet@yahoo.com

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    Upcoming Events in Beeville


    Bee County residents and local artist are invited to participate in the Living History Logo Contest.

    • Contest begins Monday, Feb. 25th and will end Friday, March 8, 2013
    • Participants must turn in their logo's to the Joe Barnhart-Bee County Library by or before March 8, 2013
    • Contest forms can be downloaded here or can be picked up at the Joe Barnhart-Bee County Library or at City Hall's information desk.
    • Entry fee to participate is $10.00 per entry
    • Winner will be awarded $100.00 and their logo will be used as the brand for the Bee County Living History Celebration and the designer and the design will be part of our living history


    Logo Specifications and Rules: Logo's must display our history, such as; farming/ranching, chase field naval base, historic homes or buildings, people of Bee County history, railroad, or oil industry. You may use any aspect of our history. Logo's must be displayed on 8.5" X 11" letter size paper and have to include the words: Bee County Living History Celebration.

    Please write your name and contact information on the back of the logo. Submissions with contact information on the front with logo will be disqualified.
    The winner will be determined by the public. Logo submissions will be displayed at Prosperity Bank during banking hours, starting March 12 through March 25, 2013. The public is invited to vote on their favorite logo.
    The winner will be announced on April 6, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. in front of the McClanahan House.
    For more information please contact Shirley O'Neil at 361-343-3119.

    Download Entry Form

    The Farmer's Market has been canceled for November and December. We are currently seeking local produce growers who would like to participate in the downtown farmer's market for next summer and fall at no cost to them. Main Street is working to build the farmer's market around locally grown fresh produce and I would appreciate your help. If you are a local produce grower or know someone who is, please contact my office at 362-0368 or call 361-358-4641 and leave a message. Produce vendor spaces will be FREE.



    Main Street's Mission-Seek to enhance downtown vibrancy and historic preservation by using the National Trust Main Street Center's Four-Point Approach of organization, design, economic development and promotions.

    Main Street's Vision- To preserve downtown Beeville's rich history as a community-gathering place whose dynamic economy invites residents and visitors.

    About the Main Street Program

    The program is part of the Texas Main Street Program run by the Texas Historical Commission. Beeville became an official Texas Main Street City in 2006. It also is affiliated with the National Trust Main Street Center run by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

    The Main Street Four-Point Approach to downtown revitalization within the context of historic preservation has been successful in more than 1,200 towns and cities across the country. View 4-Point Approach

    The Main Street program also makes the following services available to downtown businesses:

        • Design assistance such as architectural site visits
        • Interior design and window display assistance
        • Visual merchandising assistance


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    By phone: (361)362-0368

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    Beeville Main Street-Experience Beeville, Texas

    Beeville Main Street Program

    400 N. Washington
    Beeville TX 78071
    (361)362-0368

    Beeville Main Street-Experience Beeville, Texas — Beeville

    Products: Come visit historic attractions of Beeville: Courthouse, Historic Coca Cola Plant, Restored Rialto Theater, Beeville Market and Main Farmer's Market, Western Week, Independence Day Celebration Texas style, Winterfest, Spring Flowers of Texas, Hunting, Golfing, Amish Community, Berclair Mansion, Disk Golf Course, and Art Museum.
    Business Types: Beeville Main Street is located in Beeville, Texas. Bringing tourist to our South Texas town to enjoy attractions such as the Texas Mile, Market and Main, Beeville Courthouse, Historic Rialto Theater and Western Week are some of the Main Street goals.
    Service Area: Beeville, TX; South Texas
    Time Zone: Central Time Zone
    Business Tagline: "Preserving the Past while Encouraging BOLD Innovation"
    posted by beevillemainstreet