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Corpus Christi Events: First Friday ArtWalks, Weekly Markets, City Programs

Residents can track First Friday ArtWalk, weekly markets, and official city events through the primary local calendar and municipal listings.

By Corpus Christi Things-to-do Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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The primary community events calendar for Corpus Christi is hosted at cceventscalendar.com, which also maintains a Facebook page at facebook.com/corpuschristieventscalendar.

This central listing helps locals follow ongoing activities without needing separate searches for each organizer. Downtown Corpus Christi contributes recurring signature events that appear on the calendar, including First Friday ArtWalk held every month from 6 to 10 PM, the weekly Grow Local Farmers’ Market every Wednesday from 5 to 8 PM, and annual festivals such as the Texas Jazz Festival and Dia de los Muertos.

City-Hosted Programs and Additional Listings

The City of Corpus Christi organizes its own community events, among them the Litter Critter cleanup, Run the Runway 5K, and Conquer the Coast bike ride. Details for these appear on the city site at corpuschristitx.gov/news/categories/city-events/. Eventbrite also posts local gatherings, such as the 2026 Coastal Bend Juneteenth Festival at Water's Edge Park and the 4th Annual AIA Corpus Christi Hooks Night at Whataburger Field.

The City’s Parks and Recreation division oversees further programming and can be reached at (361) 826-PLAY for current schedules. These sources together provide a consistent way to locate both repeating weekly activities and one-time annual occasions.

Finding the Next Opportunity

Checking cceventscalendar.com or the city events page offers the most direct route to updated listings. Residents who prefer direct contact can call the Parks and Recreation number for information on programs managed by that division.

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