Galveston College Hosts Nunsense Revival

Annual Cajun festival also returns to nearby La Marque

Apr. 10, 2026 at 3:31am

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Galveston College is reviving its popular production of the musical comedy 'Nunsense' this weekend, while the sixth annual BTR Cajun Throwdown festival is also returning to nearby La Marque with a full day of Cajun food, music, and family activities.

Why it matters

The Nunsense revival at Galveston College is a highly anticipated event that draws theater fans from across the region, while the Cajun Throwdown festival is a beloved annual tradition that celebrates the local culture and cuisine of the Texas Gulf Coast.

The details

Galveston College's production of 'Nunsense' will run for three performances from April 11-13, featuring a cast of local actors. Meanwhile, the BTR Cajun Throwdown festival in La Marque will take place on Saturday, April 12th, with a lineup of Cajun and zydeco music acts, Cajun food vendors, and family-friendly activities like crawfish eating contests.

  • The Nunsense revival at Galveston College will run from April 11-13, 2026.
  • The BTR Cajun Throwdown festival in La Marque will take place on Saturday, April 12, 2026.

The players

Galveston College

A community college located in Galveston, Texas that is known for its performing arts programs.

BTR Cajun Throwdown

An annual festival in La Marque, Texas that celebrates Cajun culture, food, and music.

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What they’re saying

“We're thrilled to bring back 'Nunsense' and give our theater students another chance to shine on stage.”

— Dr. Meredith Archer, Dean of Fine Arts, Galveston College

“The Cajun Throwdown is a beloved tradition that brings our community together to celebrate our unique Gulf Coast heritage.”

— Mayor Jamal Rodriguez, Mayor of La Marque

What’s next

Tickets for the Nunsense revival at Galveston College are on sale now, and the BTR Cajun Throwdown festival in La Marque is free and open to the public.

The takeaway

Galveston College's theater program continues to delight audiences with classic productions, while the annual Cajun Throwdown festival remains a cherished cultural event for the Texas Gulf Coast region.