From two stepping to Zydeco, enjoying enchiladas and spicy hot boiled crawfish or checking out museums specializing in everything from art to energy, Beaumont's definitely got a Texas sized portion of Cajun culture.

Beaumont's semi-tropical climate draws residents and visitors year-round for birding, fishing, hunting, boating, swimming, camping, and other outdoor recreation. Because Beaumont is a "hub" city, you can plan to arrive via highway, air, rail, or even water.

Oil put Beaumont on the map in the minds of many, when the Spindletop gusher made headlines in 1901. It began an era of prosperity for southeast Texas that influences Beaumont even today. But, oil is just one facet of Beaumont’s rich heritage.

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