
Nestled amidst breathtaking natural surroundings, Moody Gardens offers a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement for guests of all ages for work or play. From tropical rainforests to the oceans of the world, a wide range of attractions, educational activities, kid's events, dining options, and exciting entertainment await. This island resort uniquely accommodates large conferences, weddings and social events as well as being the romantic escape and family destination where special memories are created.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the June 19, 2026 showing in the MG3D Theater. The 2027 date is coming soon, so check back for tickets.
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Galveston is the place where Juneteenth was born, and the story of liberation still resonates across the island today. To honor the holiday, the MG3D Theater presents Juneteenth: The Galveston Story on one of the largest screens in Texas.
The documentary traces the end of the Civil War, the arrival of General Order No. 3 and the reasons Galveston is recognized as the Birthplace of Juneteenth. It explores how the island shaped the Southern economy, how it changed in the decades that followed, and why keeping this history alive matters for every generation.
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The film runs 45 minutes.
Shown in the MG3D Theater for Juneteenth, close to the ground where history turned.
While you wait for the 2027 date, catch a film in the MG3D Theater or explore the Aquarium Pyramid and Rainforest Pyramid.
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Galveston is the place where Juneteenth was born, and the story of liberation still resonates across the island today. To honor the holiday, the MG3D Theater presents Juneteenth: The Galveston Story on one of the largest screens in Texas.
The documentary traces the end of the Civil War, the arrival of General Order No. 3 and the reasons Galveston is recognized as the Birthplace of Juneteenth. It explores how the island shaped the Southern economy, how it changed in the decades that followed, and why keeping this history alive matters for every generation.
The film runs 45 minutes.
Shown in the MG3D Theater for Juneteenth, close to the ground where history turned.