Selena Museum
A small museum that Selena's family runs inside Q-Productions, her record company, displaying stage costumes, trophies and her red sports car.
The museum is housed in Q-Productions, the recording studio founded by Selena's father, and is run by the family. Exhibits include her signature purple jumpsuit, Grammy trophies, costume sketches she designed herself, egg-shaped collectibles and the red Porsche she once drove, while the walls are covered with concert photos. It is a small museum, and a visit takes about 30 to 45 minutes. Admission is a few dollars. It is located on the west side of downtown, and you will need a car to get there.
Opening hours
Open daytime Mon–Sat (limited hours; check the official website)
Nearby sights
- Whataburger Field
- Heritage Park
- Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History
- Art Museum of South Texas
- Mirador de la Flor (Selena Memorial)
- Corpus Christi Bayfront & Seawall
- Texas State Aquarium
- USS Lexington Museum on the Bay