Atascocita, TX
Atascocita, TX

Events in Atascocita

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AUG5
Games & Entertainment

Riftbound Wednesday Nexus - 1v1

Riftbound players face off in a 1v1 tournament centered on skillful play, rematches, and finding out who rises to the top. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives a promo pack. It is a focused, competitive gathering for the trading card game community and fans of head-to-head card battles.

AUG5
Dancing

Latin Club Dance - Level 1 & 2

This upbeat Latin club dance session gets you moving from the start and highlights the timeless appeal of salsa, merengue, and bachata.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios
AUG5
Dancing

Ballroom Classics - Level 3

Explore ballroom classics with a focus on the smooth styles of Waltz, Tango, and Foxtrot. Move with easy, flowing motion as you travel the floor and get a feel for the elegant character that defines these dances.

AUG5
Groups & Meetups

Ribbon Cutting - Thousand Cranes

An official ribbon cutting will welcome Thousand Cranes to Partnership Lake Houston at the Partnership Lake Houston office. The celebration includes food, door prizes, and opportunities for networking. It is a chance to show support and offer a warm welcome to Thousand Cranes as part of the Lake Houston business community.

Partnership Lake Houston
AUG5
Family

Wildlife Wonderings

This Wildlife Wonderings program features Ravenna, a boa constrictor, and offers an up-close look at the biology, behavior, and conservation of this robust, nonvenomous snake. Originating from tropical regions of South America and part of the Boidae family, boa constrictors are recognized for variable saddle-like markings that deepen toward the tail and for their long history in human care. Topics include size differences between males and females, specialized lip receptors that detect warmth, and how constriction subdues prey before a lengthy digestion. The program also touches on live-bearing reproduction, lifespan in captivity, and international protections under CITES. Free and suitable for snake enthusiasts of all ages at Jesse Jones Park and Nature Center.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
AUG6
Games & Entertainment

SINGO MUSIC BINGO at Hacienda Los Arcos Mexican Grill - Thursday, August 6th - 6P-9P

Hacienda Los Arcos Mexican Grill & Bar hosts a lively music bingo night where popular songs take the place of numbers and the room fills with singing, dancing, and laughter. The first card is free, and players can grab more with second cards at $5 each or five for $20, and third cards at $10 each or six for $50. Cash prizes are up for grabs, so bring cash. It is suitable for families and a fun pick for birthdays, a friends’ outing, or anyone looking for something different. Mark off songs as they play, try to complete your card before the rest of the crowd, and keep in mind that seating can go quickly, so reservations are recommended.

Hacienda Los Arcos Grill and Bar Humble
AUG6
Dancing

Western Social

Experience a Western social dance session that spotlights beloved Texas styles. Learn the Two-Step, the Western Waltz, and a bit of Polka while discovering what makes these classics so enjoyable.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios
AUG6
Dancing

Swing and Hustle

An energetic spotlight on Swing and Hustle that highlights the joy of American dance classics. These distinctly American styles bring heart racing movement and a lively spirit for a fun, timeless experience.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios
AUG6
Dancing

Flamenco

Discover the Spanish art of flamenco with instruction in rhythmic footwork, nuanced hand and arm movements, and percussive clapping practiced in sync with the music.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios
AUG6
Career

Humble Breakfast Business Builders Chapter Meeting

The Houston LEAD Humble Breakfast Business Builders Chapter meeting brings together business professionals who want to grow through leads, referrals, introductions, training, and peer advisory. The chapter is actively building its network and is seeking financial advisors, health insurance professionals, attorneys, CPAs, health and wellness providers, residential services businesses, and small business owners. The purpose is to help members build and expand their businesses, with weekly gatherings focused on mutual support. Attendees are encouraged to consider whether they are receiving and giving enough quality referrals, achieving the return on investment they want from networking, and accessing the advice and information that helps them learn and earn. The meeting also highlights the L.E.A.D. program, Lead Exchange And Development, for professionals interested in collaborative business development. There is no cost to visit and learn more about the group.

AUG7
Games & Entertainment

Pokemon Friday

Enjoy a casual Pokémon open play and trading night where players bring decks, binders, and friends for friendly matches and card swaps. Challenge other players, test new deck ideas, meet members of the local community, and trade to expand your collection. This event is free and welcomes all experience levels.

Loot Keep
AUG7
Games & Entertainment

D&D 5.5 - The Caverns of Tiekneg

A D&D 5.5e campaign begins with a straightforward mine-clearing contract that quickly spirals into a high-stakes descent beneath the earth. The tunnels open into a sprawling underworld of ancient ruins, warring groups, and long-hidden secrets, where a coveted artifact lies in the deepest shadows and multiple forces are prepared to kill to seize it. Inspired by the classic 2nd Edition megadungeon The Night Below, this adventure blends old-school exploration and discovery with the updated 5.5e rules, starting as a dungeon crawl and unfolding into something much larger.

Ettin Games
AUG7
Food & Drink

Fri-YAY

At Porky's Backyard, expect an easygoing evening with food trucks and drinks available. Motorcycles should park near the main entrance, ahead of the food truck area. A flagger may be on site to guide parking, so please follow any instructions. Out of respect for the property, avoid revving engines and burnouts, and biker cuts are not allowed. A group ride from The Woodlands is planned, traveling via the Hardy Tollway, the Intercontinental Airport exit, Will Clayton Parkway, and Atascocita Road.

Porky's Backyard
AUG7
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

An evening of drag racing at Houston Motorsports Park offers drivers the chance to challenge friends in their own vehicles, legally and without needing a dedicated racecar or any prior experience. Runs take place throughout the night. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Houston Motorsports Park
AUG7
Dancing

Friday Night with The Crew

Enjoy free line dance lessons with The Line Dance Crew at Stetsons Nightlife, featuring a lively mix of beginner through advanced routines in a friendly, judgment free setting. The session welcomes first timers, experienced dancers, and anyone who wants a fun night on the dance floor. No partner is required, all skill levels are encouraged, and new dances are introduced each week. Expect upbeat music and a supportive crowd, with an emphasis on confidence, connection, and community. Boots and friends are welcome, and solo dancers can easily find their crew. Many attendees consider it the highlight of their week.

Stetsons Nightlife
AUG8
Workshops & Classes

Texas Platter

Paint a Texas-themed serving platter with step-by-step guidance from an experienced instructor. Create a vibrant background, then add details like a cactus, an armadillo, and bold TEXAS lettering to craft a piece ready for serving or display. No prior experience is needed, and the relaxed, creative format is open to participants ages 8 and up. Come with friends or family to enjoy a hands-on project that celebrates Lone Star pride. Cost is $55.

Cordovan Art School & Pottery Parlor
AUG8
Music

Blood Brothers

Blues-rock heavyweights Mike Zito and Albert Castiglia join forces for a fiery collaboration that lives up to the Blood Brothers name. Their onstage chemistry fuels searing guitar exchanges, gritty and heartfelt vocals, and a nonstop surge of energy. The performance centers on emotion, grit, and top-tier musicianship as two masterful players push each other and the music forward.

Charles Bender Performing Arts Center
AUG8
Family

Adoption Event

This adoption event at PetSmart offers a chance to connect with a potential new member of your family.

PetSmart
AUG8
Family

Back To School Backpack Drive

At this back to school giveaway, Face to Face Enrichment Center will provide backpacks, essential school supplies, and hygiene items to help students start the year prepared and confident. Families and community members can help share the news so students have what they need for a strong start. For questions or participation details, email sbriley@facetofacecenter.org or call 346-635-9078.

Face to Face Enrichment Center Houston
AUG9
Health & Wellness

Texas Animal Society Vaccine Clinic

A first-time free vaccine clinic for cats and kittens will take place in Humble, Texas. Vaccinations are provided at no charge, and appointments are required.

Texas Litter Control
AUG10
Games & Entertainment

Chick-fil-A & Chess Club

The Lake Houston Chess Club meets on Mondays for a relaxed chess get-together that pairs the game with Chick-fil-A. Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome to participate. Please bring a chess board.

Chick-fil-A Wilson/Beltway 8
AUG10
Dancing

Ballroom and Rhythm Classics

Explore ballroom and rhythm classics in a session for Level 1 and Level 2 dancers. Discover the grace of smooth styles as you travel across the floor with waltz, tango, and foxtrot. Then shift to lively rhythm dances and learn rumba, cha cha, and samba.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Lake Houston
AUG10
Dancing

Latin Club Dancing - Level 3

This Level 3 Latin club session jumps straight into dancing and highlights salsa, merengue, and bachata. Explore what keeps these styles enduring favorites on the dance floor while staying active from beginning to end.

AUG11
Dancing

Swing & Hustle - Level 3

This Level 3 session spotlights American classics through swing and hustle, offering a heart-racing, high-energy experience that keeps the focus on fun.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Lake Houston
AUG11
Workshops & Classes

Tech Aid

Need a hand with technology? Book a 45-minute one-on-one appointment with library staff for help figuring things out. Registration is required, and you can only register for one appointment per week. If no one arrives by 1:15 PM, the appointment will be canceled.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG11
Games & Entertainment

Casual Commander Tuesday

Enjoy a relaxed Commander session with small groups and welcoming matches. The focus is on easygoing play and having fun with Commander. Stop by, get paired with a pod, shuffle, and jump into a game whenever you are ready.

AUG12
Games & Entertainment

Riftbound Wednesday Nexus - 1v1

A head to head card game tournament invites players to face off one on one. Entry is $5, and each participant takes home a promo pack. Expect plenty of chances to hone your strategy, play additional matches, and find out who rises to the top in a friendly local game store setting.

Loot Keep
AUG12
Dancing

Latin Club Dance - Level 1 & 2

This Latin dance session gets everyone in motion right from the start. Participants experience the timeless rhythms of salsa, merengue, and bachata and discover why these dances continue to captivate.

AUG12
Dancing

Ballroom Classics - Level 3

This Level 3 ballroom class highlights the smooth classics of Waltz, Tango, and Foxtrot, focusing on fluid, flowing movement across the floor.

AUG13
Dancing

Western Social - Level 3

Explore Texan dance classics in a Western social setting. This Level 3 session focuses on learning the Two-Step, the Western Waltz, and a little Polka, highlighting what makes these styles so much fun.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Lake Houston
AUG13
Dancing

Swing and Hustle - Level 1 & 2

High-energy Swing and Hustle take center stage in a celebration of classic American style. The pace is lively and upbeat, offering a fun, spirited dance experience.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Lake Houston
AUG13
Comedy

That Blank Show! - Open Mic Comedy Night

That BLANK Show returns to Charlie's Watch Bar as MPH Comedy’s free, twice-monthly open mic where the crowd shapes the night by pitching a title for the show. Entries are taken live, the favorite becomes the official name announced at the start of the following edition, and the winner receives a $15 gift card along with tickets to the next MPH Comedy Grand Slam at Charlie's. Anyone can put their name on the list, not only experienced comics, with quick sets throughout and a featured closer wrapping things up. Admission is free and a tip jar will be available. The signup list stays open long enough that it is possible to catch a few sets before adding your name. This series is building a regular stand-up room for the northeast Houston area and attracting a growing audience.

Charlie's Watch Bar
AUG13
Dancing

Flamenco

Explore the Spanish art of flamenco in a session that teaches rhythmic footwork, detailed hand and arm work, and clapping used as percussion, all in time with the music.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios - Lake Houston
AUG13
Career

Humble Breakfast Business Builders Chapter Meeting

The Houston LEAD Humble Breakfast Business Builders Chapter hosts a meeting focused on networking, quality referrals, introductions, training, and peer advisory to help professionals grow their businesses. The group meets weekly to support members and foster steady business development. The chapter is expanding and is seeking professionals such as a financial advisor, a health insurance specialist, an attorney, a CPA, health and wellness providers, residential services experts, and other small business owners. It is geared toward those who want more high quality referrals, who strive to give strong referrals to others, and who are seeking a better return on the time, money, and effort invested in networking. Expect a collaborative environment centered on practical advice, learning, and earning. The chapter is part of the L.E.A.D. program, short for Lead Exchange And Development, which connects professionals interested in doing business and development together. There is no cost to visit and learn what the group is about.

AUG14
Games & Entertainment

Pokemon Friday - Open Play & Trade Day

Enjoy a casual Pokémon meetup centered on open play and card trading. Pack your deck boxes and binders, connect with local players, play friendly matches, try out new deck ideas, and swap cards to build your collection. Admission is free, and participants of any experience level are welcome.

Loot Keep Trading Cards and Collectibles
AUG14
Music

Music & Motors

The Continental House Band performs live at Music & Motors at Downtown Park in Humble. Enjoy a set from the band as part of this event.

Uptown Park
AUG14
Music

Music &Motors

This event takes place at Uptown Park in downtown Humble, Texas.

Uptown Park
AUG14
Games & Entertainment

D&D 5.5 - The Caverns of Tiekneg

This D&D 5.5e campaign begins with a straightforward mine cleanup that quickly escalates into far greater peril. Beneath the tunnels lies a vast underworld of ancient ruins, competing factions, and long-buried secrets. Deep in the darkness an enigmatic artifact awaits, and more than one power is prepared to kill to seize it first. Drawing on the classic 2nd Edition megadungeon The Night Below, the adventure delivers old-school exploration and discovery within the modern 5.5e ruleset. It starts as a dungeon crawl, then leads into the deeper threats and mysteries beneath.

Ettin Games
AUG14
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

Enjoy an open drag racing session at Houston Motorsports Park where drivers can use their own vehicles and line up for friendly runs with friends. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for kids 5 and under.

Houston Motorsports Park
AUG14
Dancing

Friday Night w/The Crew

Enjoy free line dance lessons with The Line Dance Crew at Stetsons Nightlife, designed for complete beginners as well as experienced dancers. Each session features a mix of approachable routines and more advanced steps, taught in a relaxed, no-judgment environment. No partner is required, and all skill levels are welcome. Expect lively music, friendly faces, and fresh dances introduced regularly. The Crew focuses on more than the choreography, highlighting confidence, connection, and community. Bring your boots if you have them, come with friends, or arrive solo and find your crew on the dance floor.

Stetsons Nightlife
AUG14
Workshops & Classes

Cyanotype: Printmaking with Plants

Join in for a hands-on cyanotype printmaking workshop where you will create beautiful prints using sunlight and dried plants. No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided. This program is for adults ages 18 and up, and registration is required. If you do not check in within 10 minutes of the start time, your spot may be released.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG15
Workshops & Classes

Beneath the Surface: Aquatic Organisms & Ecospheres

Guest speaker Jerrel Geisler leads an exploration of life in nearby ponds, highlighting how water, fish, and aquatic invertebrates interact within freshwater ecosystems. Learn how to identify macroinvertebrates and use water quality observations to understand the overall health of the watershed.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
AUG16
Art & Culture

Celebrate America!

Marking 250 years of the nation, this program celebrates the American choral tradition with music grounded in folk melodies, spirituals, and the shape note style. It highlights enduring harmonies and the voices that have carried these songs through generations.

Atascocita Presbyterian Church
AUG17
Civic

VolunTEEN Applications Available

Applications are available for the Atascocita Branch Library’s VolunTEEN program, inviting teens ages 13 to 18 to help support library services and programs. Volunteers may assist with tasks like organizing and maintaining the library collection, preparing program supplies and displays, supporting clerical duties, and helping with programs and crafts. Applications are available at the library’s service desk, and applicants must attend a mandatory orientation on Saturday, September 12, to be eligible to participate.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG18
Career

August KBW Networking Night

Hosted by Kingwood Business Women at Nimble Workspaces, this monthly networking meet-up brings together leading professionals and women who run businesses for an evening of conversation, learning, and meaningful connections. Attendees are encouraged to refine a concise elevator pitch so introductions are clear, bring plenty of business cards, arrive camera ready to capture content, and wear a name tag, with KBW members using their purchased KBW nametags. KBW will provide light refreshments, and the program includes educational business insights from the presenting sponsor, Kristy Dunaway of True Light LLC. Expect a lively crowd of about 60 professional, business-owning women, and use the KBW Member Directory to get acquainted with current members. KBW members who donate a product or service may host a giveaway that evening for added visibility. Tickets are $15 for members using the discount code available in the member dashboard and $35 for non-member guests. Following KBW on social media does not constitute membership, and the non-member ticket price matches the KBW Associate Membership rate with its promotional benefits. Tickets must be purchased in advance since none will be available at the door. Attire follows a suits theme, with business, business chic, or sophisticated cocktail suits encouraged.

Nimble Workspaces
AUG18
Workshops & Classes

Tech Aid - Appt. 1

Need help with technology? Book a 45-minute one-on-one appointment with a staff member and get help figuring things out. Registration is required, and you can register for only one appointment per week. If no one arrives by 1:15, the appointment will be canceled.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG18
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster at HTeaO Atascocita

Cousins Maine Lobster is bringing a menu of seafood favorites to HTeaO Atascocita. Pair an HTeaO beverage with choices like Maine, garlic and Connecticut lobster rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, and creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, plus whoopie pies. Preorder with the CML app to earn rewards. This event is cashless, and payment is accepted by major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app checkout.

HTeaO Atascocita
AUG18
Workshops & Classes

ESL Adults - Introductory Level

Join a free, in-person English class for adults with little or no English. You’ll practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing during this weekly introductory program. The library provides the materials at no cost, and you’ll meet for an hour. Registration is required, and you’ll need to stop by the Atascocita Branch Library to register and take a short test.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG19
Family

Wildlife Wednesday

At Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center, a Wildlife Wednesday program spotlights the Ornate Box Turtle, one of two box turtle species that may be seen in the park alongside the three-toed box turtle. The presentation explores the turtle’s range across the central United States, from western Indiana through eastern Texas and Louisiana to parts of northeastern New Mexico. Because of their small size, young turtles face many threats from predators such as crows, raptors, ravens, domestic cats and dogs, opossums, raccoons, skunks, snakes, and even adult box turtles, and their main defense is closing tightly into the shell. Individuals can live roughly three to nearly four decades, and warmer incubation conditions tend to result in more females. The program also covers diet and reproduction. Ornate box turtles eat what is available season by season, including grasses, berries, insects like caterpillars, grasshoppers, and beetles, earthworms, fruits, vegetables, and carrion, which helps reduce competition for food. Females typically lay a single clutch each year in shallow sandy nests, most often 4 to 6 leathery, elliptical eggs, with incubation lasting about 60 to 70 days and hatching by late summer. Cooler nests produce mostly males while warmer nests yield mostly females, it takes about 8 to 10 years to reach maturity, and many eggs do not survive to adulthood. A live Ornate Box Turtle will be featured, and the program is free and open to all ages.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
AUG21
Fundraisers

Purse Bingo

Experience a lively moms night out built around spirited bingo, plenty of laughs, and chances to win designer handbags, all to benefit Humble ISD educators. Twenty designer purses are up for grabs, with extra prizes and small trinkets adding to the fun. Sponsorship options and tables are available.

Humble Civic Center
AUG21
Workshops & Classes

Teen Anime Fusion Workshop

Explore the world of anime while painting an original character, with instructors guiding each step of the process. Perfect for fans of classic shows, manga, and today’s favorites, this creative session offers time to build skills, connect with friends, and complete a piece you’ll be proud to display. Designed for ages 12 and up. Cost is $35.

Cordovan Art School & Pottery Parlor
AUG21
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

Enjoy a casual drag racing night where you can challenge friends in your own vehicle without risking a run-in with the law. No racecar is required and no experience is needed. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children 5 and under are free.

Houston Motorsports Park
AUG22
Workshops & Classes

Owls Aren't Wise & Bats Aren't Blind: Dispelling Popular Wildlife Myths

Guest speaker Jerrel Geisler leads a session at the Nature Center focused on common wildlife myths. The program highlights familiar phrases that have circulated for ages and explains the real stories behind them. Expect a clear and engaging look at how popular sayings compare with what is actually true.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
AUG22
Music

Jay Hooks Band

The Jay Hooks Band returns in a living room setting with plenty of guitar to satisfy your fix. Admission is $15.

Green Oaks Tavern
AUG24
Workshops & Classes

ESL for Adults - Intermediate

Join a free, in-person English class for adults who already know basic English and want to improve. You will practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing, and the class meets once a week on Mondays for 2 hours. Registration requires visiting the library to register and taking a short test, and this specific session is full.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG25
Workshops & Classes

Tech Aid - Appt. 1

Need a hand with technology? Book a 45-minute one-on-one appointment with a staff member for help figuring things out. Registration is required, and you can only register for one appointment per week. If no one arrives by 1:15 PM, the appointment will be canceled.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG25
Workshops & Classes

ESL for Adults - Introductory Level

Join a free in-person English class for adults (18+). If you have little or no English, you will practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The class meets once a week on Tuesdays and the library provides the materials at no cost. Registration is required, and you will visit the Atascocita Branch Library to register and take a short test.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG25
Groups & Meetups

Knit & Nosh

Knit & Nosh is an adults-only knitting and crochet meetup where you can bring your current projects, relax, and enjoy conversation with other crafters. Tea and treats are provided for the group hangout. Suitable for adults and senior adults.

Atascocita Branch Library
AUG28
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

At Houston Motorsports Park, this casual drag racing event invites drivers to bring their own street vehicles for friendly runs in a legal, controlled setting. No race car or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP2
Family

Wildlife Wonderings

As part of the Wildlife Wonderings series, this program spotlights the North American river otter, Lontra canadensis, a species that delights visitors to Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center. Explore how this agile mammal is built for life in and around water, with dense insulating fur, webbed feet, a streamlined body and head, and a powerful tail that drives swift swimming. It can stay underwater for up to eight minutes. Long whiskers help locate prey in murky conditions, and clawed feet provide a sure grip on slippery catches. On land it can run near 15 miles per hour and can slide even faster. Playful behaviors like sliding in mud or snow, tail chasing, water play, and burrowing serve to build social bonds and help young otters practice hunting skills. Learn about size and appearance, with adults reaching 3 to 4 feet in length including the tail and weighing 11 to 30 pounds, males typically larger. The tail accounts for roughly one third of total length. Fur is generally dark brown above with lighter coloring on the belly and face. The session also examines range and habitat across most of Canada and the United States, with occurrences in Mexico along the Rio Grande and Colorado River delta. River otters thrive in ponds, marshes, lakes, rivers, and estuaries in a wide range of climates as long as food is abundant and water is clean and relatively undisturbed. They often share landscapes with beavers. Dens sit along the water in abandoned burrows or hollows, with underwater entrances for easy access. Predators can include bobcats, alligators, coyotes, raptors, and other large hunters. Diet and behavior topics include a varied menu of fish, crayfish, crabs, frogs, birds and their eggs, reptiles such as turtles, aquatic plants, and occasional small mammals like muskrats or rabbits. Their fast metabolism means they eat frequently. Communication involves whistles, yelps, growls, and screams, along with touch, body posture, and scent marking from glands near the tail that produce a strong musky odor. Reproduction and life history are covered as well, including breeding in late winter or early spring, litters of one to three pups that are born blind and begin swimming at about two months, a mostly solitary or small-group lifestyle, and a lifespan of eight to nine years in the wild with records up to 21 years in human care. The program also addresses conservation history. Heavy trapping and hunting for fur in the 19th and 20th centuries reduced numbers and eliminated the species from some areas, while reintroduction and protection have supported recoveries. Habitat loss and polluted waterways remain significant threats. The program takes place in the Nature Center and is free and open to all ages.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
SEP4
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

Enjoy friendly drag racing where you can line up against friends in your own vehicle without worrying about getting in trouble. 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.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP5
Workshops & Classes

Pet Portrait

Turn a favorite pet into a painted keepsake using a photo as your guide. Bring a picture of a dog, cat, bunny, bird, or any beloved companion and follow step by step instruction from the instructors to create a personalized portrait that captures their character. This friendly, hands on experience is open to ages 8 and up. Cost is $50.

Cordovan Art School
SEP5
Outdoor Recreation

Bird Survey

This guided bird survey in Jones Park welcomes birders and hikers at any experience level to explore local wildlife with support from park naturalists and volunteers. Using the eBird and Merlin Bird ID apps on a cell phone, participants will log observations that help provide data to Houston Audubon. Expect an easygoing pace over roughly 2 miles in 2 to 3 hours, with sections that alternate between paved paths and sandy, uneven stretches. Closed toed shoes are recommended. Bring a reusable water bottle and binoculars, or borrow a pair on site. Participants may earn volunteer service hours for community organizations and Texas Master Naturalists. Suitable for ages 10 and up. Gather in front of the nature center.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
SEP10
Food & Drink

Taste of the Town

Savor an evening of tastings at the Humble Civic Center & Arena Complex as local eateries, bakeries, and breweries showcase samples ranging from savory bites to sweets and refreshing beverages, all included with a single admission price. The night brings the Lake Houston community together to enjoy favorite flavors and celebrate local spots. Proceeds benefit Inspire ND and its mission to build inclusive communities for people with neurodiversity through education and engagement. Tickets are available exclusively through Eventbrite to help prevent scams. For questions about tickets or sponsorship opportunities, contact Erica Johnston at ericajohnston@inspirend.org. Restaurants, bakeries, and breweries interested in participating can reach out to the same email.

Humble Civic Center & Arena Complex
SEP11
Music

Matthew West: Jesus Is King Tour

Matthew West appears at Grace Church of Humble in Humble, Texas. This event centers on his appearance at the church venue.

Humble, TX
SEP11
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

Head to Houston Motorsports Park for a casual night of drag racing where you can line up against friends in your own vehicle on the track. No special racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and children 5 and under are free.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP12
Family

Grandparents Day - Pottery Painting

Honor the grandparents in your life with a creative pottery painting day. Enjoy 20% off all pottery painting while choosing from pieces like mugs, plates, figurines, and other keepsake items. Paint side by side, personalize something special, and take home a memory to treasure.

Cordovan Art School
SEP15
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster at HTeaO Atascocita

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at HTeaO in Atascocita with a menu that includes Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and tails, lobster grilled cheese, lobster bisque, clam chowder, and whoopie pies. Pair your order with an ice cold sweet tea from HTeaO. This event is cashless and accepts all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in app payments. The CML app is available to order ahead, skip the line, and earn rewards.

SEP16
Workshops & Classes

Wildlife Wednesday -- the Red-tailed Hawk

Discover the Red-tailed Hawk in an informative Wildlife Wednesday program held inside the Nature Center building. Free and welcoming to raptor enthusiasts of all ages, this session focuses on one of North America’s most familiar hawks, sometimes called chickenhawk in the United States. The Red-tailed Hawk breeds across most of the continent, from western Alaska and northern Canada to Panama and the West Indies. It thrives in deserts, grasslands, coniferous and deciduous forests, agricultural areas, and cities, while avoiding unbroken forest and the high arctic. It is protected in Canada, Mexico, and the United States under the Migratory Bird Treaty. Attendees can expect an overview of identification and natural history. Adults have a sturdy build with broad wings and a tail that is brick red above and pale buff orange below. Typical measurements range from 18 to 26 inches in length with a wingspan of about 43 to 57 inches, and females are larger than males. Immature birds show a banded tail and yellowish eyes that gradually deepen to reddish brown as they mature. The program highlights the hawk’s varied diet that centers on small mammals, especially rodents, but can include birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates, with occasional scavenging. Mated pairs usually remain together for life, building stick nests high in trees and sharing incubation and care of a small spring clutch. There are 14 recognized subspecies that differ in appearance and distribution. Because of their abundance and trainability, these hawks are widely used in falconry in the United States, and their feathers and other parts are considered sacred by many American indigenous people. Background on the name will also be shared, including that Buteo comes from Latin for buzzard and jamaicensis refers to Jamaica, derived from the Taíno word Xaymaca meaning land of woods and water.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
SEP18
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

Drivers can drag race friends using their own vehicles. A racecar is not required, and no prior experience is needed. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP18
Civic

Public Care Package Packing Party @ Planet Ford 59 in Humble

At Planet Ford 59 in Humble, a public packing party brings the community together to assemble custom care packages for deployed service members. Activities include preparing the packages, writing letters of support and appreciation, and exploring options to sponsor a package. The gathering is designed to be family friendly. Boots For Troops leads this effort to lift morale by sending personalized packages that include a new pair of boots selected by each troop. These thoughtful gestures provide encouragement to those serving far from home. Those unable to attend can still donate or sponsor a care package.

Planet Ford 59
SEP19
Sports

Index Outlaws Saturday Showdown

At Houston Motorsports Park, this event features competitive 5.80 and 7.0 index racing along with a 6.50 fullsize truck shootout. Entry is $100 for each class, with $1,000 added in the 5.80 Index, $800 added in the truck shootout, and $700 added in the 7.0 Index. Jr Dragsters are $100 to enter with a 100 percent payback. Test and tune sessions are welcome. Spectator admission is $30 for adults, children ages 6 to 12 are $5, and kids five and under are free.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP19
Sports

Full Throttle Promotions

Presented by Full Throttle Promotions, the 7.50 Fullsize Super Bowl spotlights three Fullsize Truck Shootouts. The 7.50 class features a $100 buy-in with $13,000 in payouts. The 6.0 class offers a $200 buy-in with $5,000 in payouts. The 5.30 class includes a $300 buy-in with $2,000 on top. Please note that, due to wet track conditions, the event has been rescheduled.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP19
Music

ANA POPOVIC

Ana Popović, a Serbian-born guitarist and vocalist, delivers a dynamic mix of blues, funk, soul, and jazz, pairing emotive singing with precision and fire on the fretboard. Known for nonstop touring and a compelling stage presence, she has been praised by Bruce Springsteen for her standout guitar chops. Her career milestones include cover features in Vintage Guitar and Guitar Player, along with multiple nominations at the Blues Music Awards. This performance highlights an artist who continually pushes the boundaries of contemporary blues, uniting virtuosity and heart in every song.

Charles Bender Performing Arts Center
SEP25
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP26
Workshops & Classes

Festive Fall Pumpkins - Clay Event

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.

SEP26
Sports

Shootout Saturday

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
SEP26
Family

Family Fun Day

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.

Restore ABA & Speech Therapy, 13803 Madera Run Pkwy #801, Humble, TX 77346
OCT2
Fundraisers

Black Ties & Alibis

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.

Humble Civic Center & Arena Complex
OCT2
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
OCT3
Sports

Index Outlaws Saturday Showdown

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
OCT7
Sports

2026 Golf Tournament

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.

Tour 18 Houston
OCT9
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
OCT10
Sports

Shoutout Saturday

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
OCT10
Workshops & Classes

National Paint Your Own Pottery Day

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.

OCT11
Sports

Sunday Test and Tune

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
OCT16
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
OCT17
Workshops & Classes

Starry Night Pumpkins

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.

OCT17
Festivals

Good Oil Days Festival 2026

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.

Uptown Park Humble Tx
OCT21
Family

Wildlife Wednesday - Our Autumn Friend the Copperhead

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.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center
OCT23
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

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.

Houston Motorsports Park
OCT26
Markets

KWC Holiday Marketplace 2026

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.

Humble Civic Center & Arena Complex
OCT30
Sports

Friday Night Street Night

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.

Houston Motorsports Park

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