The Night Tunes Street Dance Series Continues on August 14

Next Friday night, the Victoria Main Street Program Night Tunes Street Dance series continues! The next one will happen on Friday, August 14, from 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. at DeLeon Plaza in downtown Victoria. Get ready for a funky throwback vibe with performances from Retro Currents and Kool and Together. As always, this event is free.

Check out a clip of Kool and Together performing in Austin earlier this year.

@kool.and.together What is up TikTok world?! Here is our very first TikTok! Live @mamadearestatx for @itsavanfest in Austin,TX we had such a blast! Thank you so much Austin for having us, we can’t wait to see yall again! #blackrocktexasfunk #itsavanfest #unofficalsxsw #sxsw #austintexas ♬ original sound - Kool and Together

Not only will you enjoy live music, but there will also be shopping, food trucks, family activities, and community fun. Bring your lawn chairs, gather your friends and family, and spend your summer nights in the heart of Downtown Victoria! No ice chest, please

The final Night Tunes street dance for 2026 will take place on Friday, September 4 and will have a cumbia/Tejano vibe. It's a Hispanic Heritage Celebration with Grupo Lokura & Amanda Solis. Amanda Solis's performance will be a tribute to Selena.

The street dance vibe is heating up.

These street dances are just the beginning! Coming up in October will be Tejas Fest, which is two nights of entertainment featuring Kevin Fowler, Roger Creager, De Parranda, EZ Band and more. This will be another free event.

How Victoria, TX Looked in 1999

Thirty years can change a lot, and Victoria is no exception.

From favorite restaurants and shopping spots to local landmarks and unforgettable hangouts, the city looked a whole lot different back in 1999. Some places are long gone, while others have been transformed into something completely new.

Whether you grew up here or you're just curious about what Victoria used to look like, here's a nostalgic trip back to the Crossroads and some of the places locals still love to talk about.