Altamira’s First Crawfish Boil Bash is in the Books!

The Altamira team wanted to follow up with a special thanks to all who attended our annual Crawfish Boil Bash event. For those who couldn’t make it, we look forward to seeing you next year. We had a blast! It’s been too long since we’ve been able to fellowship with friends and colleagues in an open and safe environment

Regardless of whether you were a spectator or participant, it was a beautiful day for a cornhole tournament (or bean bag toss as they call it in Texas). Immediately after kickoff, it became apparent that good folks of Brazoria County can be quite competitive. We also concluded that many of us at Altamira are really good at eating crawfish but need a lot of practice at cornhole.

What a great day to make memories while enjoying beverages and eating crawfish as we laughed and shared both family and work stories. With approximately 150 guests in attendance, we ate over 400 pounds of crawfish and the top three winning teams in cornhole took home a little cash and a lot of bragging rights.

a group of Altamira's team members standing in front of a sign that says Altamira.
a container of crawfish sits in a tin foil pan that sites on a table.
a group of people are playing cornhole in a park.
a group of people sitting at picnic tables under a pavilion.
a group of Altamira's team members at an event held under a pavilion.
a group of people are playing a game in a park.
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