Events in Atascocita, TX

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon open play and trading night that brings the community together. Attendees can bring decks and binders, play casual matches, try out new builds, meet local players, and trade cards to grow their collections. It is free to attend, and players of all experience levels are welcome.

Skate in honor of Dolly during a sparkling tribute featuring rhinestones, boots, plenty of bling, and lively music. Wear your best Dolly-inspired attire and enjoy lots of fun and games. Bring a gently used coat to donate to help keep the community warm this winter and receive free skate rental.

Houston Motorsports Park hosts drag racing with open runs for anyone using their own vehicle. No racecar or prior experience is required. Participants can line up against friends without worrying about getting in trouble. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children 5 and under are free.

Free line dance lessons with The Line Dance Crew bring lively energy to Stetsons Nightlife in a friendly, no-judgment setting. Lessons span beginner basics through advanced choreography, with new routines introduced each week. No partner is required and all skill levels are welcome. Expect upbeat music and a warm crowd centered on confidence, connection, and community. Boots are encouraged, and participants can arrive with friends or solo and connect with fellow dancers. Many regulars call it their favorite night of the week.

This free, sensory friendly community day at Restore ABA & Speech Therapy in Humble welcomes families raising children with autism. Kids can dive into creative art activities, while parents and caregivers connect with one another and chat with teams from local ABA and speech clinics. The setting is designed to be welcoming and judgment free for all ages and abilities, encouraging creativity, connection, and community. Admission is free and no registration is needed, and indicating interest on the event page helps the hosts plan supplies. This monthly series is supported by Restore ABA & Speech Therapy, Sprout and Bloom ABA, Chivalry Behavioral and Autism Therapy, and Nuvoice ABA & Speech Therapy.

Meet a potential new member of your family and take the first step toward welcoming them into your home.

Shape a festive clay pumpkin in a hands-on workshop that welcomes families, children, and artists. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance as participants age 6 and older hand build their own pumpkin. The finished creation becomes a seasonal accent you can enjoy year after year, bringing a warm touch to autumn décor. Cost is $40.

At Shootout Saturday, the H-Town Hitters Shootout uses a 4.90 cap with a $200 entry and an extra $2,500. The Little Dawg Shootout has a 5.30 cap with a $150 entry and an additional $2,000. There are 5.80 and 7.0 Index classes, each with a $100 entry, offering $1,000 and $700 added, respectively. Junior Dragsters are $100 to enter with 100 percent payback. Test and Tune is available. Admission is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

An elegant black tie murder mystery gala takes place at the Humble Civic Center, blending suspense with community impact. Black Tie & Alibis invites guests to step into the story through an interactive whodunit, uncovering clues while enjoying dinner with dessert and a bar offering signature cocktails. The program features a silent auction, raffle prizes, and community impact stories that show how support reaches educators facing financial hardship related to maternity leave, medical challenges, and foster or adoptive placements. Attendees may take part with friends or coworkers or participate as a table sponsor, with all proceeds benefiting Parents for Public Education, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to assisting teachers during life’s most challenging moments. Look for twists, clues, and a dramatic final reveal.

Houston Motorsports Park hosts a casual drag racing night where participants can bring their own vehicles and line up against friends in a legal setting. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Birders and hikers of any experience level can explore Jones Park alongside park naturalists and volunteers while focusing on local wildlife. The group will conduct a bird survey using the eBird and Merlin Bird ID apps on a cell phone, and the observations will support Birds Houston, formerly Houston Audubon. Participants may qualify for volunteer service hours for community organizations and for Texas Master Naturalists. Expect a roughly 2-mile route that lasts 2 to 3 hours on mixed surfaces that range from paved to sandy and uneven. Closed-toed shoes are recommended. Bring a reusable water bottle and binoculars, or borrow a pair. This activity is open to ages 10 and older. Meet in front of the nature center.

HANU Nerf War takes place at Schotts Park. Use the west entrance at the far end of the park to reach the meetup area. General rules are posted in the announcements, so review them ahead of time.

The showdown features drag racing with 5.80 index, a 6.50 full-size truck shootout, and 7.0 index, plus Junior Dragsters. Entry is $100 for each class, with $1,000 added for 5.80, $800 added for the 6.50 truck shootout, and $700 added for 7.0. Junior Dragsters have a $100 entry with 100 percent payback. Test and Tune is available. Spectator admission is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

The Chamber’s largest fundraiser of the year is an annual golf tournament at Tour 18 Houston that brings together local businesses, community leaders, and individuals for a friendly day of competition. Participants can advertise, network, or play. Registration takes place upon arrival with breakfast provided. Lunch is held indoors, where first, second, and third place winners are announced and raffle drawings occur. After lunch, a helicopter ball drop takes place.

An evening dedicated to safe, legal drag racing in your personal vehicle. Line up with friends for friendly runs without needing a racecar or any prior experience. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for kids 5 and under.

Celebrate National Paint Your Own Pottery Day and get 25% off pottery items. Browse hundreds of pieces, unwind with family and friends, and craft a unique keepsake to cherish for years. No reservations are required, just drop in and get creative for National PYOP Day.

The race program features multiple shootouts and index classes along with open test and tune sessions. Drivers can enter the H-Town Hitters Shootout with a 4.90 cap and a $200 entry, paying $2500 on top. The Little Dawg Shootout runs with a 5.30 cap and a $150 entry with $2000 on top. Index racing includes a 5.80 class with a $100 entry for $1000 on top, and a 7.0 class with a $100 entry for $700 on top. Junior Dragsters compete with a $100 entry and a 100 percent payback. Spectator pricing is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and younger.

Test & Tune and grudge racing take center stage at Houston Motorsports Park, where some of the fastest racers in Houston race their machines. Only slick and drag radial tires are permitted. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Friday Night Street Night offers the chance to line up against friends in your own vehicle in a legal, controlled environment. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, kids ages 6 to 12 are $5, and children 5 and under are free.

Good Oil Days Festival 2026 brings an immersive look at Humble’s oil boom era to Historic Downtown Humble. The downtown streets will be reimagined with period-inspired scenes that highlight the community, its growth, and the pride that shaped the city. Visitors can browse historical exhibits, enjoy live music, shop, savor food, and take part in activities for families along with other interactive experiences. Oil Boom Countdown Giveaways will take place throughout the day. This celebration invites a nostalgic journey into the era that helped define Humble and honors its enduring oil heritage.

Create a Halloween-flavored take on a beloved masterpiece in an acrylic painting on canvas workshop inspired by the famous swirling night sky. With guided, step-by-step instruction, you will paint a colorful scene featuring glowing moons, moody skies, and a touch of ghostly whimsy. For ages 8 and up. Cost is $35.

As fall colors pop across Houston and local festivals buzz with activity, this program at Jesse Jones Park & Nature Center turns the spotlight on another seasonal regular, the Eastern Copperhead. Meet Lincoln, a live ambassador snake, and learn how to recognize this species by its broad beige or pink body marked with 13 to 20 dark brown bands that narrow across the back into an hourglass pattern, a design that blends perfectly with fallen leaves and pine straw in Harris County. The session covers when copperheads are most active, including their tendency to soak up warmth on roads, trails, and other heat-holding surfaces during cool evenings, and explains why sightings peak in spring and autumn. Expect clear guidance on behavior and safety, including how these snakes typically rely on camouflage rather than confrontation, why most bites happen when people try to kill or handle them or accidentally step on one, and the importance of seeking prompt medical care if a bite occurs. Explore the places they use around town, from piles of firewood, rocks, and leaves to other snug hideouts, and see how their appetite for rodents helps reduce pests. This free program welcomes Agkistrodon enthusiasts of all ages.

This event at Houston Motorsports Park offers drivers the chance to race friends in their own vehicles in a legal setting. No race car or previous experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Explore chalk pastels in a guided, step by step workshop that highlights blending and color layering while creating Stitch in an Oogie Boogie costume. The project embraces a playful Halloween spirit with vivid hues, whimsical details, and a touch of themed magic, making it a great fit for kids, teens, and fans who enjoy a bit of mischief with their creativity. Open to ages 10 and up. Cost is $35.

A whimsical holiday marketplace filled with local shopping, runway-style fashion presentations, seasonal beverages, cheerful music, and opportunities to create lasting memories. Expect delightful surprises that capture the spirit of the season and set a joyful tone for the celebrations ahead.

This event at Houston Motorsports Park offers open drag strip runs for everyday drivers in a safe, organized setting. Bring your personal vehicle and line up against friends, with no race car or previous experience required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Emmanuel Church of God in Christ marks six decades with a banquet at the Humble Civic Center, honoring the church’s history and the lives it has touched. The evening features an inspirational address from Guest Speaker Pastor Brian R. Nelson, music from Guest Psalmist Treva Jones, time for fellowship, and a carefully prepared dinner. The theme centers on a legacy built on faith, love, and leadership, and 1 Corinthians 15:58 serves as the guiding scripture. Guests are encouraged to wear their best attire and be ready to honor this milestone. Because seating is limited, early purchase is recommended.

A Wildlife Wednesday program in the Nature Center spotlights the elusive bobcat that inhabits Jesse Jones Park. The session explores when these secretive predators are most often seen, typically around dawn and dusk, and what they eat, from mice, rats, squirrels, skunks, and quail to snakes and rabbits. Attendees will hear about their size and build, with adults reaching roughly 35 inches in length and weighing about twice as much as a typical house cat, with males averaging around 26 pounds and females about 20. Distinctive traits include a spotted coat, a short tail, ruffs of fur at the cheeks, long legs, large paws, and tufted ears that resemble those of their larger relatives in the lynx family, such as the Canada, Eurasian, and Iberian lynx. The program also covers family life, noting that litters usually include three kittens that stay with their mother for about six months. Their abilities are highlighted as well, including sharp vision comparable to other lynx and excellent hearing that makes them difficult to approach. Bobcats can purr, and mothers often do so while tending their young. This informative talk offers a close look at a fascinating wild cat and is suitable for enthusiasts of all ages.

Two specialty shows with sweepstakes are set for the Humble Civic Center, presented alongside three all-breed shows hosted by the Cypress Creek Kennel Club. A $250 scholarship will be awarded to Best Junior. Junior Handlers seeking experience showing Cocker Spaniels can be paired with a club member’s dog by contacting Lisa Daigle at cscstxsecretary@gmail.com or 281-254-2442.

A night of drag racing for all experience levels, with the chance to race against friends in your own vehicle in a legal setting. No racecar or prior experience is required to participate. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children five and under are free.

Houston Motorsports Park presents a lineup of drag racing shootouts and index classes. The H-Town Hitters Shootout is capped at 4.90 with a $200 entry and $2,500 added. The Little Dawg Shootout is capped at 5.30 with a $150 entry and $2,000 added. The 5.80 index offers a $100 entry with $1,000 added, and the 7.0 index features a $100 entry with $700 added. Jr Dragsters compete with a $100 entry and receive 100 percent payback. Test and tune sessions are welcome. Spectator admission is $30 for adults, kids ages 6 to 12 are $5, and children 5 and under are free.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this event offers street-style drag racing for anyone who wants to run their own vehicle against friends. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

At Houston Motorsports Park, racers line up for a multi-class showdown featuring a 5.80 index with a $100 entry and an added $1,000, a 6.50 full-size truck shootout with a $100 entry and an added $800, and a 7.0 index with a $100 entry and an added $700. Jr. dragster entries are $100 with a 100 percent payback. Test and tune is available. Spectator pricing is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

The annual Friendsgiving edition of Kingwood Business Women’s Networking Night celebrates sisterhood and KBW’s sixth anniversary with an evening focused on meaningful connections among industry leaders and women business owners. Hosted at Walden on Lake Houston Golf & Country Club, the gathering features a traditional Thanksgiving feast buffet provided by Walden Country Club, a presenting sponsor to be announced, and a structured networking activity led by KBW member and Walden operating partner Janet Huberty. Attendees can expect autumn-themed photo spots for content, door prize drawings donated by KBW members, and opportunities to get acquainted with current members through the KBW Member Directory. Attendance is expected to include about 65 professionals and women entrepreneurs. KBW members also have the option to donate a product or service to host a giveaway for added exposure. Attire is Autumn Business or Business Chic. Drinks are available for purchase from the bar or waitstaff, and parking is available in the lot. Tickets are $55 for KBW members and Walden members, and $75 for non-member guests. Following social media channels does not constitute membership, and the non-member rate matches the KBW Associate Membership with its promotional benefits. Ticket sales close one week prior to the event for food headcount purposes, and there are no refunds within seven days. Tickets are not sold at the door.

Wildlife Wednesday highlights the Texas coralsnake, a colorful and secretive Elapid that shares a family with cobras, mambas, and taipans. The session explores its black, yellow, and red banding and key traits like smooth dorsal scales, a rounded head, and round pupils, along with how to recognize it in the United States by red bands meeting yellow. Habitat and range are covered, including the southern United States and northeastern and central Mexico, as well as size, since some individuals can approach four feet while most are closer to two, with males typically smaller than females. Behavioral notes include its habit of staying under leaf litter or logs and its increased surface activity after heavy rains, plus how it may thrash or bite when disturbed. Safety guidance explains its front fixed fangs, how venom delivery can be aided by a chewing motion, the possibility of dry bites, and why any bite warrants immediate medical care due to potentially delayed symptoms that can progress quickly. The program also looks at diet, from small snakes and lizards to occasional cannibalism, while noting that rodents are rarely taken. Reproduction is included as well, with clutches of seven to nine eggs laid in early to midsummer and independent hatchlings emerging roughly two months later. This educational program is free and open to the public.

Friday Night Street Night provides a legal place to line up with friends and make drag runs in your own vehicle. You do not need a racecar or any prior experience to take part. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children 5 and under are free.

Houston Motorsports Park hosts a street-style racing night where drivers can line up against friends using their own vehicles. A purpose-built racecar is not required and no prior experience is needed. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this event offers a casual night of drag racing where you can line up and race friends in your own vehicle. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this street-style drag racing night invites drivers to run their own vehicles against friends in a controlled track setting. No race car or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.