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If you're craving authentic Italian cuisine with a strong Sicilian touch, Bellino Ristorante is the place to go. This restaurant in Corpus Christi has a well-deserved reputation for offering classic dishes that reflect the rich traditions of Sicilian culture. And if you're into sustainable eating, you'll be glad to know that Bellino Ristorante is a member of GrowLocal South Texas and uses locally-sourced ingredients whenever possible. The menu at Bellino Ristorante has something for everyone, whether you're a meat lover, a fish lover, or a vegetarian. They offer traditional Sicilian meat, fish, vegetable dishes, and freshly-prepared pasta dishes, with vegan, gluten-free, and vegetarian options. Also, everything from the bread and pasta to the sauces and desserts is made in-house daily, so you can expect to enjoy the freshest ingredients possible.

Start your adventure at Chute ‘Em Up Parasail, where you can enjoy a bird’s eye view of the spectacular scenery from above. Chute ‘Em Up Parasail has been flying high over Port Aransas for the last 22 years with over 50,000 flights. So, stay dry or get dipped in the water. Take off and land right off the back of the boat.

Corpus Christi Ballet is a highly esteemed dance company that takes pride in representing the city throughout the Southwest. Their participation in the Southwest Regional Ballet Festival each year is a testament to their dedication to the art of dance. Additionally, the Ballet Works for Kids program is a fantastic way for the company to contribute to the education of young dancers in the city. The lecture demonstrations and Children's Spotlight on Ballet performances at Selena Auditorium are excellent opportunities for children to experience the beauty and excitement of ballet firsthand.

Return to the past as you step aboard the USS Lexington Museum, where you'll experience the World War II aircraft carrier that symbolizes the perseverance and determination of sailors, pilots, and military personnel who fought for freedom during the war. The floating museum features self-guided tours through the ship's maze of tunnels and ladders. Five self-guided tours cover 100,000 square feet and 11 decks. Sections of the ship that are open to the public include the hangar deck, engine room and sick bay, gallery deck, flight deck, navigation bridge, pilot house, and a chart house.