Events in Angleton, TX

Young children can explore stories through read-alouds, sing-alongs, simple rhymes, and a hands-on craft at the Manvel Public Library. This preschool-focused session is geared toward children 3 to 5 years old and features a fresh theme each week. Attendance is capped at 35 participants per session.

Readers gather as the parliament of O.W.L.S. for a monthly discussion of a new book spanning a variety of genres at Manvel Public Library. Selections include The God of the Woods by Liz Moore, Chain-Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, The Librarians of Lisbon by Suzanne Nelson, Before Dororthy by Hazel Gaynor, The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick, Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Orbital by Samantha Harvey, North Woods by Daniel Mason, Isaac's Storm by Erik Larson, a Gulf Coast Reads selection, James by Percival Everett, and Helen of Troy, 1993 Poems by Maria Zoccola.

Movers & Shakers is an energetic early childhood program that spotlights body percussion and fine motor skills. Toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years can dance, sing, hear a story, and explore simple props to get the wiggles out. The program takes place at Manvel Public Library and each session is limited to 35 participants.

Live Music Nights at Luna’s features Steve Kyle performing at the Friendswood location, paired with margaritas and favorite Tex-Mex dishes in a relaxed setting. The experience is welcoming to families, friends, and date-night groups, with no cover to attend. Expect flavorful plates, refreshing drinks, and upbeat tunes that create a lively summertime hangout.

Board game enthusiasts gather each week at the store for in-person play. Participants can bring a favorite game to share or try options that others bring. The group is welcoming and focused on enjoying tabletop gaming face to face.

Walk for one hour with the Best Self Walk Club, welcoming people in the Pearland and Houston areas. The focus is mutual encouragement and getting active together.

This farmers market highlights locally grown and locally produced goods. Offerings include fresh vegetables, plants and houseplants, jams and jellies, honey, sourdough bread, meats, eggs, lotions, soaps, apothecary items, coffee, jewelry, hats, cookies, scones, fudge, and art.

Experience a celebration of the Ruby-throated Hummingbird migration at Gulf Coast Bird Observatory headquarters. Attendees can get a close look at migrating hummingbirds, observe banding in action, and opt for a symbolic adoption. The event also features educational booths, a native plant sale, and activities for kids. Admission is $5, with free entry for children 12 and under. Tickets are sold at the entrance.

Support Brookside LDC at a carwash staffed by cadets who will roll up their sleeves to get cars sparkling. Donations are welcomed starting at $5, and a few snacks will be available for purchase while you wait.

The Hispanic Heritage Fiesta at the Alvin Historical Museum Society offers a lively celebration of culture, community, and tradition in Alvin. This family-friendly gathering features live entertainment, delicious food, distinctive shopping, and cultural experiences that celebrate Hispanic heritage. Attendees can enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and connect with both residents and visitors. Organizers are also welcoming vendors, including food vendors, artisans, makers, and community organizations, to help shape an engaging experience while showcasing their work and connecting with the community.

Browse a wide selection at the Friends of West Pearland Library book sale set up in the main hallway. Special picks and bundled sets are tagged with their own prices, while bargain selections are $1 for paperbacks and $2 for hardcovers. Every sale supports services, programs, and equipment needs at West Pearland Library. Alongside the sale, an author meet and greet will be held in Meeting Rooms 1 and 2, highlighting writers from various genres and offering a chance to connect with fellow readers. Additional details will be announced, and applications from authors are being accepted.

Movers & Shakers is an energetic, music-and-movement program for toddlers 18 months to 3 years old. Children dance, sing, listen to stories, and explore simple props while practicing rhythmic movement and building small-motor coordination. Sessions run every Saturday, with a Thursday option available for those who prefer a weekday. Each session is limited to 35 participants.

Timeless HTX performs a wide-ranging set spanning Rock, Pop, Motown, Funk, Disco, and Country, bringing a blend of styles together in one show.

Alvin's The Hour Glass hosts Nation Sack Nickel.

This free health fair offers no-cost health screenings, flu vaccines, and consultations. Everyone is welcome, and all services are provided at no charge.

Paint your own barn quilt in a one day, beginner friendly class. Choose a pattern, then work on a pre drawn 2x2 foot aluminum composite board, a rust resistant material. All materials are provided as part of the class, and no painting experience is needed. If time runs short, the instructor will send extra paint home so you can finish later. Completed pieces can be displayed on a fence, the exterior of a home, or an interior wall. This class is available on two different days.

At Cole’s Flea Market, artists, makers, families, and neighbors gather to celebrate creativity, culture, and community. Professional muralists will design and paint a large community piece live, and attendees are welcome to add their own brushstrokes. Hands-on stations invite guests to create personal artwork. Booths showcase distinctive handmade goods from local sculptors, crafters, designers, woodworkers, jewelry and fashion creators, photographers, and other creative entrepreneurs. Throughout the event there is live entertainment, cultural highlights, tasty food, and activities for all ages. Open to creators and supporters alike, it spotlights small businesses and the innovation that fuels Houston’s vibrant arts scene.

Avoid lines by picking up your race bib and T-shirt ahead of time at Wild Pear Running. To arrange packet pickup for your entire team, email the event coordinator at olivia@headforthecure.org.

Step into a night of glamour, intrigue, and casino-style thrills at the Friendswood Public Library gala, where the red carpet leads into an old Hollywood setting filled with secret-agent flair and silver-screen elegance. Tuxedos and gowns set the tone as guests play casino games, savor decadent bites, enjoy spirited entertainment, and take part in a lavish raffle. Admission is $125 and includes casino access, drinks, a hearty selection of appetizers, and raffle tickets. Proceeds benefit the Gale High School scholarship program and the purchase of a new library marquee. Guests must be 21 or older. This celebration raises the stakes for a good cause and supports a vibrant culture of learning and community.

Now in its fourteenth year, this Houston 5K unites the community to raise awareness and funds while fostering hope for those impacted by brain tumors. Proceeds benefit MD Anderson Brain & Spine Center as well as national programs.

Create a personalized barn quilt in a one day class offered on two different days. Choose a pattern and paint it on a 2x2 foot aluminum composite board that will not rust, with your selected design pre-drawn and ready to fill in. All materials are provided, making it welcoming for beginners and anyone with no painting experience. If you do not finish, the instructor will send extra paint home so you can complete your piece later. Display your finished work on a fence, the exterior of a home, or on an interior wall.

Spend time in the garden for a guided meditation led by The Wildflower Gallery and a sound bath hosted by Galveston Holistic Wellness. Bring your own yoga mat and get comfortable for an evening in the nursery.

The River's End VFD Fishing Tournament is a fundraiser for the department. Money raised will support equipment and future expansion of the department.

Participants begin and end at Vallensons Brewing Co, and the event is very welcoming to walkers. After the run, rehydrate, then head to the beer service area to receive a souvenir pint glass and enjoy up to four 8-ounce tastings of Vallensons beer. Food will be available for purchase.

As boating season winds down, Garcia’s Auto Detailing hosts a final send-off Boat and Tow Truck Show in Historic Downtown Alvin. Polished boats and a strong lineup of tow trucks will be on display, featuring chrome, lights, big motors, and big rigs that highlight local pride. The show accepts entries from fishing, performance, and work boats, as well as lifted tow rigs, rollbacks, wreckers, and custom setups. Entry is $30 for boats and $30 for tow trucks. Attendees can expect vendors, food, family-friendly activities, and plenty of photo opportunities, all in an energetic end-of-season atmosphere. Email is not being used for coordination, and direct contact is preferred. For vendor rentals and availability, call 281-468-8747.

Enjoy a casual drop-in coffee gathering in the community room at Panera Bread in Lake Jackson. There is no cost to attend. Everyone is welcome, including LGBTQ+ community members and allies. Bring a friend or come on your own and meet new people in a friendly, low-key setting.

Experience a market in Pearland featuring more than 70 vendors. Admission is $5, and the event will run rain or shine. Strollers are not permitted. Barbecue will be available for $13. A portion of the proceeds supports Military Moms and Wives of Brazoria County.

This market raises funds for the church’s mission work and features local vendors. Vendor spots for the 2026 market are filled and applications are closed.

At the Maclean Park large pavilion, this first annual butterfly release and craft show offers a space to honor and remember families affected by pregnancy and infant loss. The day centers on reflection and support, creating a caring community atmosphere. A craft market is planned with a range of vendors, including cup makers, baked goods, boutiques, and food trucks. The event also highlights the work of Octavia’s Love, an organization that provides care boxes and assistance connecting to therapy services for women who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss.

Shake Down Band HTX takes the stage at Steamboat Bills in Pearland for a lively night of live music. Arrive early and plan to linger, as the party atmosphere is set to run strong from the first song to the last. This show is promoted as one you will not want to miss.

Alvin Airpark hosts the sixth points round of Houston SCCA RallyCross, with competition on a defined course. The event welcomes both SCCA members and non-members, with a weekend membership option available during registration, and all drivers must hold a valid driver’s license. Upon arrival, check in and turn in your self tech form, then walk the course before the drivers meeting at the timing tent. Runs begin afterward, and trophies are presented shortly after the final heat. Competition is organized into five classes across stock and modified divisions, covering all wheel drive and two wheel drive in each, plus an unlimited category. Registration is 50 dollars for SCCA members and 70 dollars for non-members. Fees are collected during on-site check-in. Walk-up registration is available, with cash preferred and PayPal accepted. Drivers without a rallycross-ready vehicle may be able to rent one from Leonard by emailing lekirk@sbcglobal.net.

Friendswood revs up for a showcase of chrome and horsepower as the Friendswood Chamber of Commerce teams with Space City Corvette Club for a classic car show at Stevenson Park. Space City Corvette Club leads the festivities with a lineup of classic and specialty vehicles, local vendors, food, awards, and more. Questions can be directed to the Friendswood Chamber of Commerce at 281-482-3329.

TYOC’s Annual State Championship BBQ Cookoff and Yellow Out Day Celebration fills Knights of Columbus with food, music, and community spirit. As one of the organization’s major fundraisers, it benefits inclusive programs for children and young adults with disabilities. Admission is free. Highlights include a state championship barbecue cookoff, a classic car show in partnership with Matt, live performances by The Skittlez Band and Chad Ware, local vendors with plenty of shopping, great food and drinks, auctions and raffles, and family-friendly activities. The focus is on inclusion, good times, and meaningful impact.

Garcia’s Detailing hosts a community-focused vendor market with trick-or-treating in Alvin, where children visit booths for candy while adults browse local businesses. Costumes are encouraged for families and vendors, and the setting is intended to be safe and family friendly. A haunted house on site adds to the experience, with admission priced at $10 for adults and $5 for kids, or free when you bring a food donation or a small toy. The effort also supports local giving, including food collections for area blessing boxes on Wednesdays and small toy donations on Mondays to help families during the holiday season. Vendors are invited to take part by handing out candy and decorating their booths, and there is no fee for vendor spots.

Purse Bingo takes place at Knights of Columbus. Doors open before bingo begins.

Outdoor fall mini photo sessions are taking place at The Little Ranch Farm in Santa Fe, Texas. Enjoy a seasonal setting with cool breezes, autumn color, and cozy layers while creating lasting family memories. Each appointment runs 10 minutes and includes eight retouched digital images plus a print release, and can accommodate up to six people. The session fee is $250, with an option to upgrade to the full gallery for $350. These quick sessions are designed to be easy and enjoyable, making them a good fit for families, couples, children, maternity portraits, seniors, and photos for fall or holiday cards. Availability is limited.

3 Spot returns to The Hour Glass for a lively night that brings together music, dancing, drinks, friends, and plenty of fun. The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming throughout.

Learn about snakes at the farmers market.

Experience a community-focused marketplace at Piquet Fence Marketplace that highlights small businesses, makers, and artisans. Browse one-of-a-kind goods, enjoy delicious treats, and connect with a welcoming local vibe. Vendors are invited to apply. For safety, note that Marlena Thomas is the only event coordinator and any other outreach should be ignored.

This first annual car show features music performed live and a pin-up contest, with hot rods, customs, bikes, and mini bikes on display. Food and vendor booths will be available. The event notes seventy-four and older.

Timeless HTX performs live at Birraporetti's Friendswood with a set featuring music from rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Saloon Door West with a lineup of top comics who have appeared on television and popular podcasts. Each performance features a new roster, so every show offers a fresh experience.

The second annual TexRed Music Fest brings a two day music festival to Galveston County Fairgrounds.

Celebrate the release of A Court of Thorns and Roses Book 6 with a midnight countdown and a lineup of activities including games, prizes, ACOTAR trivia, crafts, and themed menu items. Tattoos and body piercings will be offered for an additional on-site charge. Pajamas or cosplay costumes are welcome. The price is $60 and includes the book.

Boots, Boos, & Bingo makes its debut at Alvin Skate -N- Party, presented by Openland Credit Union. This Halloween-themed bingo night adds a western flair with emcee Scott Salter keeping the energy high. Enjoy rounds of bingo, prizes, food, and drinks throughout the event. Costumes are encouraged, whether you choose Halloween favorites, western wear, or a creative mix of both. Tickets and sponsorships are available.

Celebrate a playful tradition with the annual Mother and Son Kickball Jam, a recreational event filled with laughs, friendly competition, and plenty of Halloween spirit. Participants choose a themed team during registration, with options like Super Heroes, Zombies, Wizards, Pirates, Vampires, or Outer Space. Age divisions keep the games fair, with brackets for 7 and under, 8 to 11, and 12 and up. Every participant registers individually, and moms with children in different brackets should register everyone in the oldest child’s bracket on the same team. To play alongside a favorite duo, select the same team name when signing up. Jerseys are not provided, so costumes that match the chosen theme are encouraged. Show off your best look for a chance to earn Best Dressed as a team or Dynamic Duo as a mom and son. Dinner is not included, but concessions will be available for purchase on site.

Celebrate the second annual Texas Salt Marsh Chapter Banquet at Lake Jackson Civic Center. Doors will open, and dinner will be served later in the evening. This family friendly gathering features games, prize drawings, raffles, and more. Details about ticket sales will be announced.

Next Stop Comedy brings live stand-up to Haak Vineyards & Winery in Santa Fe, TX. Every performance showcases a new mix of comedians, including talent with television credits and popular podcast appearances.

A lively library storytime created for preschoolers features stories, movement, music, and hands-on crafts. Throughout November, sessions highlight Hippos, Kindness, Native American Authors, and Family. Best suited for children ages 3 to 5.

Blowout Biker Productions marks 15 years at Blowout's Lonestar Campground with an all-star lineup of bands and vendors. Sweet Baby Mayhem takes the LoneStar Stage, performing an opening set in direct support of Scotty Austin, known for work with Saving Abel and Trash the Brand. The celebration brings live music and vendors together at Lonestar Campground.

Celebrate the 22nd Annual Novemberfest with a full day of family-friendly activities at National Oak Park. The centerpiece is a Car and Bike Show with free admission for spectators, complemented by an arts, crafts and collectibles expo, a food court, live music at the Alvin Rotary Pavilion, and a Kids Fun Zone with optional all-day wristbands. On-site registration will be available for show vehicles, followed by judging and an awards presentation later in the day. Additional highlights include a Veterans donut and coffee breakfast, DJ entertainment, the opening of putt-putt golf, a tribute to veterans, performances by Brittany Hawkins Dance Studio and Fusion Martial Arts, and a 50/50 raffle drawing. Community support plays a key role, with sponsors such as Texas Advantage Community Bank at the Diamond level, Chocolate Bayou Federal Credit Union, Hometown Bank of Alvin, and Phillips 66 at the Gold level, and Bunky & Son Construction LLC, Claron Salter-Clark State Farm Insurance, Jeter Memorial Funeral Home, Jody and Brenda Schibi, Keith S. Schauder M.D., P.A., Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, Scott Funeral Home, and Stacy L. Adams, Brazoria County Commissioner Pct. 3 at the Bronze level. Proceeds from event activities help fund the Alvin Rotary Club scholarship program.

Now in its 12th year, this Veterans Day walk honors local service members and invites the community to participate by walking, volunteering, or sponsoring. Pre-registration is available for $20. On the day of the event, participants will check in on site, take part in a ceremony recognizing veterans, then head out for the walk immediately afterward. Organizations supported this year include Camp Hope of the PTSD Foundation of America, which serves Texas veterans living with PTSD and related challenges, Combat Marine Outdoors, which offers outdoor adventures for severely wounded Marines, Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, and Navy Corpsmen, Brazoria County’s Warrior Refuge, which provides transitional housing, job training and placement, and counseling for veterans, and HIKE for Mental Health, which advances efforts to reduce the stigma of PTSD and other mental illnesses.

Set at Stevenson Park in Friendswood, this 5K welcomes runners and walkers to a route through historic neighborhoods shaded by oak trees while bringing attention and support to veteran families. Registration directly supports Veteran College Grants, which provides scholarships and educational grants to veterans, spouses, and children pursuing college degrees, trade programs, certifications, and career training. Participants receive a finisher medal and an event performance shirt, and the event includes six race awards. It is family friendly and open to those with strollers and pets.

Settle in and recline for an immersive sound bath designed to help you reset. Soothing singing bowl vibrations wash over you to quiet mental noise, ease built-up tension, and guide you back to yourself. This deep sensory experience promotes balance in both mind and body. Space is limited to preserve a calm, intimate setting at Jasmine Journey Healing Center.

Nation Sack Nickel performs at The Hour Glass in Alvin.

Next Stop Comedy brings a night of stand-up to Haak Winery in Santa Fe, TX, featuring a rotating roster of comics. Every show offers a fresh mix of performers, including talent with television credits and familiar voices from popular podcasts. The series partners with neighborhood venues to deliver live comedy close to home.

Enjoy live music with delicious Cajun food and cold drinks in a lively atmosphere.

Piquet Fence Marketplace spotlights small businesses at a recurring third Saturday market featuring makers and artisans. Find one of a kind goods, tasty bites, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Coordination is handled exclusively by Marlena Thomas, so stay alert for scams. Vendors interested in participating can apply through the official organizer.

At Independence Park in Pearland, this community turkey trot offers something for everyone, with 6 mile, 4 mile, and 1 mile races and a Kids K, followed by an awards ceremony. Runners aiming for a personal best and those out for an easy holiday jog share the course, while families create memories with a fun, active start to the season.

Timeless HTX performs at Birraporetti's Friendswood with a set of favorites from rock, pop, Motown, disco, and country.

Sam returns to Pearland for an acoustic set at Rob Rays Taproom. Enjoy live acoustic music from Sam.

3 Spot returns to The Hour Glass for an upbeat night featuring music and dancing, drinks, friendly faces and plenty of fun.