Events in Baytown, TX

The American Cat Breeders Association (ACBA) presents the inaugural FIFe International Cat Show to be held in the United States, marking a milestone for the American cat fancy. Attendees can look forward to beautiful cats evaluated under FIFe judging, exhibitors from around the world, educational opportunities, and vendors. Open to exhibitors, breeders, and cat lovers, this international showcase brings the community together around a shared passion for cats.

Training covers first aid, CPR, and use of an automated external defibrillator for adults and children. It focuses on recognizing emergencies and responding appropriately.

A one hour community walk at Tom Bass Park III brings together people from the Pearland and Houston area to encourage each other as part of the Best Self Walk Club.

Mahjong Meets Moxie brings a one day American Mahjong tournament to Hilton Houston Westchase, celebrating the classic game while turning up the excitement. Play uses the NMJL card as the standard and respects the game’s traditions, paired with a lively setting, great vendors, and cash prizes. Competitors face seven timed rounds, four in the morning and three in the afternoon. The format emphasizes speed, sharp tile strategy, and mental resilience, rewarding players who make strong decisions quickly and stay focused under pressure. Prizes are awarded to the top ten finishers. The tournament draws many experienced players, creating a spirited environment to test skills, gauge performance when it counts, and elevate pace against serious competition. Expect real games and real pressure, not a training session.

TBG Day Market is an indoor community market highlighting Houston makers, bakers, and small businesses. Browse locally made products, discover new finds, and support neighborhood entrepreneurs in a relaxed setting. Admission is free and no tickets are required. The market happens regardless of the weather at The Blind Goat in Spring Branch.

The Annual Health & Safety Fair celebrates its 30th year with a 90s-inspired theme at La Porte High School. Attendees are invited to break out neon, windbreakers, flannel, Doc Martens, or a classic Safety Fair shirt for a family-friendly blend of safety education and nostalgic fun. Expect emergency vehicles with live demonstrations, interactive activities outside, a rock wall and an obstacle course, plus a bike safety exhibit that includes a bike raffle. Free health screenings and child ID kits will be available. A chili cook-off adds extra flavor, and door prizes will be given out throughout the event. The soundtrack, fashion, games, and overall atmosphere will channel the 1990s from start to finish. More than 100 exhibits from community partners, first responders, local organizations, and industry will be on hand. The first 500 children will receive a free Safety Fair T-shirt. Opportunities are available for 90s car show participants, indoor and outdoor exhibitors, and chili cook-off teams.

Canvas and Culture at Cole’s Flea Market brings artists, makers, families, and neighbors together to celebrate creativity, culture, and connection. Professional muralists will paint a large community mural on site, and attendees can add their own brushstrokes. Hands-on stations invite participants to create personal works of art, while a marketplace features unique handmade pieces from local creators including sculptors, crafters, designers, and creative entrepreneurs. The day includes live performances, cultural activities, tasty food, and family-friendly fun. Painters, muralists, sculptors, potters, woodworkers, jewelry designers, photographers, poets, musicians, performers, and vendors are all represented, along with anyone who enjoys supporting local talent. It is a warm showcase of small businesses and the creative energy that helps make Houston a vibrant arts community.

Odin's Place hosts a casual Marvel Crisis Protocol tournament on the second-to-last Saturday of each month. Registration and ticket purchases are handled in person at the store on the day of the event, and the entry fee is $15.

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A family-friendly Mid-Autumn Festival workshop invites parents and children to learn about the holiday’s traditions, stories, and cultural meaning while making mooncakes together. Festival-themed arts and crafts add a hands-on creative component for all ages. Light refreshments, including Chinese tea, are provided. The cost is $10 per family.

Browse the Houston Farmers Market and discover local sellers with handcrafted items, one-of-a-kind discoveries, and more. Vendor participation is through an application-only process.

Experience a calming movement session at Trebly Park that blends fluid sequences, focused breathing, and an uplifting playlist to build strength while supporting both body and mind. It is welcoming to all experience levels, creating a dynamic and inclusive setting that encourages personal pace and comfort. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat, towel, and water bottle.

A day of community featuring chances to have fun, shop, and enjoy food. Proceeds from this community carnival support Memorial Elementary School.

Hot Import Nights returns to Houston with a major expansion, bringing a multi-day car show experience to the Tokyo X festival at NRG Center. Over two days, top builds share the spotlight with anime, cosplay, food, and pop-culture entertainment. The energized showcase features Houston’s standout imports, exotics, JDM builds, Itasha, and eye-catching custom creations within a lively festival setting. Attendees can explore anime activations, encounter talented cosplayers, and enjoy diverse food options in a distinctive fusion of automotive culture and fandom. With an expanded footprint, Tokyo X becomes a celebration of cars, creativity, and community.

An expansive indoor celebration of Japanese culture fills NRG Center in Houston, bringing together more than 600 vendors from across the country. Expect car culture showcases, live concerts, arcades, martial arts and samurai presentations, voice actor appearances, and a wide range of programs that highlight tradition and pop culture alike. The marketplace features a broad selection of cuisine with 35 plus food purveyors, more than 250 merchandise booths, and a 350 table Artist Alley. Guests from Japan and the United States will be announced, and the lineup already includes a performance by Emerald Coast Okinawa. Highlights include a car show in collaboration with Hot Import Nights that awards a $1,000 prize, a cosplay contest with a $1,000 prize, a Maid Cafe presented by Megami Maids, a free concert, and complimentary speed dating. Cultural experiences span Okinawa taiko and festival dance, an idol festival, Kpop and JPop dance competitions, a stamp rally, festival games, karaoke, and Q&A panels with guests and industry professionals. A new samurai exhibit debuts as part of the attractions. Hands on learning is front and center with an origami workshop, a tea ceremony class, kimono talks and dressing sessions, karate and samurai workshops, and other martial arts activities. A sake tasting is offered for VIP pass holders. Passes are collected at the registration desk in front of Hall D. Please bring an Eventbrite ticket that includes a QR code, which will be scanned for badges at the doors. VIP and media use the VIP line, while online two day, Saturday, and Sunday passes are claimed at the prepurchase line. Tickets for children ages 5 to 10 are available only at registration. VIP benefits are limited and include a hologram badge and lanyard, one hour early entry, access to the sake tasting, priority seating for concerts, a private seating area, fast lane access for autographs, and a swag bag with festival keepsakes such as a fan, enamel pin, T shirt, and sponsor items. Parking is operated by NRG Park in designated lots around the venue, with entry available at Lots 2 and 11. The posted parking fee is $27 per day and may change at the discretion of NRG Park. Ticket options include Saturday and Sunday general admission, a two day VIP package, and kids pricing, offered at early discount and at the door rates.

Leaves + Lattes, a fall market, features coffee, worship music, and opportunities for fellowship in a setting that welcomes families and pets. Browse offerings from more than 30 vendors and enjoy dedicated photo opportunities. Admission is free, and complimentary tote bags are set aside for the first 40 women ages 15 and up.

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

Celebrate fall by crafting a clay pumpkin in a hands-on workshop. Instructors will guide participants step by step as families, kids, and artists shape their own festive pumpkin from clay. You will leave with a handmade decoration that can be enjoyed year after year and adds a warm autumn touch to any space. Recommended for ages 6 and up. Cost is $40.

Chefs For Farmers Houston Food & Wine Festival returns with a two day showcase in a single location at Autry Park. More than 50 restaurants, culinary talents, and local farms come together for abundant tastings and free flowing pours. Guests can also cast a ballot for the top bite, presented by Stella Artois. Early bird options for General Admission, VIP, and Weekend Passes will be announced soon.

A high-energy Southern celebration brings together thousands for a massive outdoor festival of music, lifestyle, and community in Houston, Texas. Boots, dukes, and trail ride culture meet a field-party atmosphere, with live sets from Southern artists, dynamic DJs, and a vendor marketplace featuring food, fashion, and lifestyle brands. Bar activations offer specialty drinks alongside sponsor lounges, and competitions add to the excitement. More than 10,000 attendees are expected throughout the day. The lineup includes Boosie, Lil Nate and The Zydeco Big Tymers, and Keyun and the Zydeco Masters, along with other artists. The main festival program centers on performances and DJ sets, plus vendors and activities that showcase boots, dukes, and trailride culture. Event operations emphasize a secure, well-managed experience, with professional security and staff supporting a safe and enjoyable day for all guests.

Step into the spotlight at a Trap Karaoke night that puts the mic in your hands. Leave the shower solos behind, choose your tracks ahead of time, and channel your favorite artists on stage. The atmosphere is all about letting loose and having fun, with a special shout to the queens. Plan ahead, because tickets tend to sell quickly.

This audience-powered improv matinee uses a bring-your-own-beverage, pay-what-you-want format that suits any budget. Three improv teams of rising performers deliver quick-thinking comedy and plenty of surprises. Contributions of any size help fuel the local scene and kick off the weekend on a high note. Expect clever laughs, fresh voices, and a wallet-friendly way to experience live comedy.

Chayanne performs live at Toyota Center as part of the Bailemos Otra Vez Tour.

Built To Spill headlines a concert at White Oak Music Hall, with support from Paul Schalda.

Sporting Kansas City travels to face Houston Dynamo at Shell Energy Stadium in Houston. These familiar Western Conference foes often see matches decided by small moments, including set pieces and quick transitions, and the energy of a home crowd under the lights can tip the balance. The outcome has the potential to reshape the playoff picture in a single night.

A high-energy night of EDM and nightlife unfolds at @warehouselive, featuring CAM GIRL, Find the Rabbit, and DEM1GOD, with a closing set by okaya. Special guests include Vicki Li, @arwen.jessica, @mc.kenziexp, killingtsuki, and TracyDesu. The GoGo Squad is led by @mslevyvee, setting the tone for nonstop energy from start to finish.

The 14th Annual Head for the Cure 5K in Houston brings the community together to increase awareness, raise funds, and kindle hope for those affected by brain tumors in the area. Proceeds benefit the MD Anderson Brain & Spine Center and support national programs.

Paradise Reef Restaurant at South Shore Harbour Resort offers a relaxed waterfront brunch with live music, a full buffet featuring made-to-order omelets, and $3 mimosas. Enjoy marina views and an easygoing pace that can carry you from late morning into the afternoon. Pricing is $29.95 for adults and $15 for children ages 6 to 12, and kids 5 and under dine at no charge. Reservations are recommended, and taxes and gratuity are additional.

River Oaks District hosts a lively community market organized in partnership with Sterling’s Market, bringing neighbors together to explore a curated selection of fresh, artisan and specialty goods from local vendors. Expect to find A&A Cuisine, Cafe Tesoro Mexicano, Cake & Bacon, Castenada Beef, Ethnoza Jewelry, Hive Bee Farm, Mary Ann’s Spaghetti Sauce, Metamorphosis Jewelry, Momma’s Tamales, Patsy’s Chicken Salad, Polska Kielbasa, Sweet Rockin’ Rolls, Tahi Bakehouse and Zozo Fresh. The experience unfolds around The Park and along District Lane, with The Park on the green space in front of Bari and District Lane between Little Hen and LoveShackFancy. The market takes place rain or shine, unless otherwise announced. Vendor applications are accepted through the Sterling’s Market website.

A free Sahaja Yoga meditation class is offered at India House Houston. This straightforward, natural practice helps participants connect with their inner self and cultivate a sense of silence and balance. It welcomes both newcomers and experienced meditators, and children may attend. The experience emphasizes mental clarity, relief from stress, and emotional harmony.

Associate Curator Kelly Montana from the Menil Drawing Institute leads a curator talk exploring selected works from the exhibition Fragility. The talk takes place at the Menil Drawing Institute. This Menil program is free and open to all.

Warehouse Live Midtown hosts the Menzingers on their Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour, joined by Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. This is a standing room, general admission show and is open to all ages. The lineup may change. All sales are final and refunds are not available. For table inquiries, contact reservations@warehouselive.com.

Reliant Park hosts a stop on Karol G's Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour. The venue's clear bag policy will be in effect. Children two years of age and older require a ticket. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales such as Cash App Card, artist, venue, and Live Nation, plus VIP package presales and a VIP package onsale.

Mustard Service leads the bill as the headliner, with supporting acts to be announced. The lineup centers on a full set from the headlining artist, with openers to be revealed. Tickets are available for purchase.

A live appearance by Emmaline comes to The Heights Theater, presented by the venue.

Poetry Lounge Sunday blends poetry, uplifting energy, and an atmosphere that feeds the soul, alongside food and strong drinks. The series has moved with the city, starting at Paisanos and later at Shadow Bar, Bamboo Lounge, and Live Oak, and is now based at Henke & Pillot. It is hosted by Se7en and Dr. Bar None, with DJ El Guapo providing the music. Tables and sections are available. A Sunday fixture in Houston for 25 years.

The Dirty Birdie Charity Classic at Pasadena Municipal Golf Course is presented by Da Krewe du Roux and sponsored by Vito's Chill & Grill. This four person scramble features a shotgun start, with check in offering breakfast and Bloody Marys. Proceeds support El Mina Shriners and the Ronald McDonald House of Galveston. Da Krewe du Roux is a 501(c)(3) organization and donations are tax exempt. On-course perks include complimentary food, beverages and giveaways, and each golfer receives a tournament T-shirt along with a sleeve of three premium golf balls. After the round, lunch will be served, awards will be presented, and a sports memorabilia silent auction will wrap up the day. Registration options include $150 for an individual golfer and $600 for a non-sponsored team of four, and sponsorships start at $600. Space is limited. For questions, contact Lauren at MarketingDKDR@gmail.com.

Sunset Bazaar returns to the League City Village Fair, bringing together local makers, bakers, artisans, and artists for a weekend filled with distinctive finds, handmade goods, delicious treats, and community fun. This milestone edition celebrates 70 years of Village Fair tradition while shining a light on small businesses and creative talent. Visitors can explore one-of-a-kind items, enjoy tasty offerings, and experience a lively marketplace that highlights shopping small and supporting local.

Experience a vibrant celebration of Latin heritage at a lively festival featuring one-of-a-kind local vendors, delicious food, and plenty of art and crafts to explore. Families can enjoy a dedicated Kids Zone designed for fun and discovery. The main stage showcases live musical acts throughout the event, creating an upbeat atmosphere from beginning to end.

Black Tie & Alibis offers a night of mystery and elegance at the Humble Civic Center, presented as a black tie murder mystery gala benefiting Parents for Public Education. Attendees become part of the narrative in an interactive mystery experience, accompanied by dinner and dessert, a bar with signature cocktails, raffle prizes, and a silent auction. The program highlights community impact, showing how proceeds assist local educators facing financial challenges related to maternity leave, medical needs, foster and adoptive placements, and other qualifying life events. Suitable for friends, coworkers, and table sponsors, the evening pairs suspenseful entertainment with meaningful opportunities to support teachers. Black tie attire is requested, and all proceeds benefit Parents for Public Education, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping educators during life’s most challenging moments.

LC Roots performs at Pomodoros South Shore in League City. For reservations, call (281) 334-5950.

The event begins and ends at Vallensons Brewing Co and welcomes walkers at every pace. After you finish, take a moment to hydrate, then visit the beer area to receive a souvenir pint glass and enjoy up to four 8-ounce tastings of Vallensons beer. Food will be available to buy.

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.

At Bellavita in Pearland, a market brings together more than 70 vendors for a full day of browsing and buying. Admission is $5, and strollers are not permitted. Barbecue will be available for $13. The event will go on regardless of weather. A portion of the proceeds supports Military Moms and Wives of Brazoria County.

At NRG Center in Houston, the Official Lowrider Magazine Super Show & Concert, presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy, brings custom rides, live music, and lowrider culture together under one roof. Look for performances from multiple artists to be announced and special guests to be revealed, plus a full slate of contests that includes a lowrider hopping competition, awards, and trophies, with more than $15,000 in cash and prizes on the line. Explore RC Blvd for remote controlled car displays, browse shopping and vendor offerings, and enjoy food and beverages throughout the day. The experience is family friendly with activities for all ages. Ticket options include a $40 online presale and $45 day-of-show admission, along with a family pack. Children under 12 attend free. Every ticket grants access to the show floor, live entertainment, and the concert. Part of the Official Lowrider Magazine Tour.

A major Houston food festival brings together more than 50 food vendors from the city, nearby communities, and across the country. The offerings range from tacos and gumbo to ice cream, vegan burgers, and barbecue, with plenty to taste and explore. Beyond the bites, the day features activities for everyone and a strong music lineup, as local bands perform throughout the event and keep the energy high for dancing and fun.

A warm, family-friendly celebration in Houston spotlights Afro-Latino food, art, and community. A curated lineup of food vendors serves dishes rooted in Caribbean, Central and South American, and African culinary traditions, from savory favorites to sweet treats that reflect heritage and flavor. Beyond the food, browse cultural goods from retail vendors and discover original artwork offered by participating artists in a lively, welcoming setting. Tickets or an RSVP are required for entry. Several vendors provide vegetarian and vegan options, and gluten-free availability varies by vendor. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. An official after party carries the festivities into the evening with music, drinks, and community vibes. Photography and video may be captured during the event, and all sales are final.

Whether you picture an elegant black tie celebration or relaxed beachside vows, handpicked wedding professionals will be available to share guidance that helps shape a day full of lasting memories. Explore ideas, ask questions, and gather expert advice tailored to your vision at the Texas Bridal & Wedding Expo at the George R. Brown Convention Center.

Jeter Jones and friends present the fifth Country Boy Lovin Cruise, featuring exclusive onboard events. An event pass is required to attend those exclusive events, with no exceptions. More artists will be announced. The event takes place at the Port of Galveston Cruise Terminal.

Evening Story Time welcomes little ones to the library for a cozy session with interactive props, lively music, and engaging stories designed for children ages 5 and under. The program is held in the Front Meeting Room. Children must remain with a parent or guardian at all times. For more information, contact Diana, Programming and Outreach Technician, at diana.acosta@baytown.org or 281-422-1123, or reach the Library Services Desk at asklibrary@baytown.org or 281-427-7331.

Hosted at Tour 18 Houston, this annual golf tournament is the Chamber’s largest fundraiser, bringing together local businesses, community leaders, and individuals for friendly competition. Participants check in upon arrival and can enjoy breakfast before heading to the course. Lunch is served indoors, where first, second, and third place winners are announced and raffle drawings take place. After lunch, a helicopter ball drop caps off the event. Opportunities to advertise, network, or play are part of the experience.

Groove 44 brings back its line dance conference for a second edition, creating a three day celebration of music, movement, and community in Houston. Expect instruction and lively social dancing, with chances to learn fresh routines, meet other enthusiasts, and keep your feet moving from start to finish. Designed for all experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned dancers, the event focuses on shared fun and connection on the dance floor. Registration is open.

Meaux Cotton & The Feel are back at O'Neals Sportsbar & Grill for another show. This event features a performance by the band as they make a return appearance at the venue.

The R&B Tour featuring Usher Raymond and Chris Brown is set for Reliant Park. Attendees should note that NRG Park’s clear bag policy will be in effect, and a ticket is required for children who are two years old and up. Ticket options include several presales for Citi cardmembers, the venue, Live Nation, and the artist, with VIP packages also available.

Shake Down Band HTX performs live at Steamboat Bills, bringing a vibrant party vibe and high-energy sounds. Upbeat music and a celebratory atmosphere will carry through the entire set.

Celebrate National Paint Your Own Pottery Day with 25% off pottery items. Explore hundreds of pottery pieces, enjoy a relaxing creative time with family and friends, and paint a unique keepsake you can cherish for years. Walk-ins are welcome, no reservation needed. Drop in, get creative, and make National PYOP Day a colorful experience.

Town Center Park - Kingwood hosts the Kingwood 7th Annual In A Pickle Festival, a celebration of all things pickled with food, music, games, and activities for all ages. Entry is free. Savor classics and inventive twists such as pickle pizza, pickle chamoy, pickle snow cones, pickle beer, pickle roasted elote, pickle salsa, fried pickles, pickle cotton candy, freeze-dried pickle snacks, pickle popcorn, and pickled ice cream. Explore 175+ pickle-themed food and merchandise booths and enjoy samples from 15+ canning vendors. Friendly competition adds to the fun with kids and adult pickle eating contests, pickle juice drinking challenges for both age groups, a home pickle canning contest, and the Pickled Pet Parade with prizes for the best dressed pups. Live music and family activities round out the festivities, and trophies and prizes await top contestants. Home canners may submit one pint of unlabeled pickles with contact information in a sealed envelope at the information desk near the flagpole, with judging based on appearance, texture, and flavor. Space is limited to 12 entries for the pickle eating contests and the adult pickle juice drinking contest.

Explore a wide spectrum of art at Sawyer Yards as six revitalized warehouse buildings open their doors for studio visits. Browse paintings, sculpture, jewelry, photography, clothing, textiles, printmaking, and mixed media while speaking with the artists about their work. You may even find an original piece to take home. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone.

3 Spot heads back to Good Times Texas Made in Baytown for an evening of drinks and jams, keeping the focus on good times.

Doors open first, followed by the start of bingo. Arrive early to get settled before it begins.

The Gold Standard band is returning to Good Times Texas Made in Baytown. The group looks forward to reconnecting with friends and fans and welcoming new faces.

Learn about snakes at the Old Pearland Farmers Market in Independance Park. This educational focus gives market visitors a chance to understand more about these reptiles while exploring the market.

Houston Celebrity Comic Con brings pop culture together under one roof at NRG Center, Hall A. Well-known figures from TV, movies, anime, gaming, and comics appear for onstage conversations, autograph signings, and photo opportunities. The show floor offers a wide range of vendors with collectibles, merchandise, and artwork, plus a dedicated gaming and esports area. Cosplayers can step into the spotlight in a lively contest, while attendees enjoy special events, advance previews, and select screenings.

Historic Downtown Humble becomes a living snapshot of the oil boom era with an all-new immersive edition of the Good Oil Days Festival. Main Street is reimagined to honor the people, prosperity, and pride that built the city, featuring historic displays, themed streetscapes, live music, shopping, and plenty of food. Families can enjoy hands-on activities and interactive experiences, while Oil Boom Countdown giveaways add extra excitement throughout the day. More than a typical festival, this celebration offers a nostalgic look at the era that made Humble known and salutes the community forged by Black Gold.

At The Ballpark at League City, the Derricks & Diamonds Softball Tournament offers a family-friendly, two-day showcase of co-ed softball. Competitive and recreational teams take the field, with special highlights that include a Hall of Fame Game featuring executives, a Home Run Derby where challengers swing alongside power hitters, a dedicated kids area, and spirited Derricks & Diamonds cheer teams. Community support fuels the tournament, with opportunities to sponsor or to enter a co-ed roster of nine to fifteen players. For more information, contact derricksanddiamonds@nov.com.

The 4th annual Tex-indie Author Book Fair brings together the largest gathering of Texas-based independent and self-published writers, publishers, editors, and other literary creators. More than 125 authors representing a wide range of genres will be on hand to meet readers and share their work. The fair takes place entirely indoors and admission is free to the public. Attendees can take part in workshops covering editing, publishing, and marketing, along with a dedicated session exploring the current state of diversity and inclusion in self and independent publishing.

Create a spooky spin on a beloved masterpiece in a guided acrylic on canvas workshop. Inspired by the swirling night sky of The Starry Night, an instructor will lead you step by step as you paint a colorful scene with glowing moons, eerie skies, and a touch of ghostly charm. Open to ages 8 and up. The cost is $35.

Nik is retiring from music for good. This is not a publicity stunt or a 'last show ever' ploy... it really is the final farewell.

The upcoming CLGMS monthly meeting will include a guest speaker to be announced soon. It will also feature a show and tell, and attendees are welcome to bring specimens, jewelry, or other items to display, ask questions about, and then take back home. Attendance does not require membership. If you choose to join, annual dues are $15 for adults, $20 for a family at the same address, and free for honorary members age 70 and above. Membership includes a monthly newsletter and helps support scholarships and school grants.

Wildlife Wednesday at Jesse Jones Park & Nature Center explores the Eastern Copperhead, Agkistrodon contortrix, a familiar fall resident in Harris County. The program features Lincoln, an ambassador Eastern Copperhead, for a close look while explaining how to recognize this species by its beige or pink background color and the 13 to 20 dark brown hourglass bands that help it disappear among fallen leaves. Attendees learn when and where copperheads are most active in the Houston area, including their cool-weather habit of warming themselves on roads and trails, and how excellent camouflage often keeps them out of conflict. The talk covers typical size, common urban hideouts like wood, rock, and leaf piles, and the useful role they play by feeding on rodents. Safety guidance is included, emphasizing the importance of leaving snakes alone, how most bites occur, and the need for prompt medical care if a bite happens. This free program is open to Agkistrodon enthusiasts of all ages.

Set sail for an elegant evening at the 23rd annual Yawl Ketch the Spirit...of Devereux at South Shore Harbour Resort. Inspired by the style and splendor of 1912, this celebration honors Devereux’s enduring mission of compassion and care for youth with special needs. The night features a cocktail reception, dinner, and live music from The Galaxy Band, with emcee Suzi Hanks guiding the festivities. 1912-inspired glamour attire is encouraged. Proceeds benefit Devereux Texas’ Autism Intensive Residential Program, supporting essential educational, therapeutic, and clinical services for children and families in the community.

Toyota Center hosts global music icon and reggaeton pioneer Don Omar as The Last King World Tour brings a career-spanning set of his biggest hits. With more than two decades shaping Latin urban music, he remains a defining voice of reggaeton, recognized for a commanding stage presence. Highlights include chart-toppers like Danza Kuduro, Dale Don Dale, Salio El Sol, and Bandoleros, presented live on stage.

This tournament centers on competitive karate, bringing practitioners together to test their skills with an emphasis on technique, discipline, and respect.

Stephen F. Austin Elementary hosts its annual Fall Fest with vendors, games, and bounce houses for family-friendly fun. The event is open to the public. Participation requires admission wristbands, priced at $15 for the first wristband and $10 for each additional child wristband. Opportunities are available for vendors, food trucks, and sponsors. Organizers advise disregarding private messages from accounts claiming to manage the event, as only the official event page responds to questions.

A pop-up photo booth at the Baytown Trade Days Fall Market offers quick, elevated mini sessions for individuals, couples, friends, and families who want professional portraits without the commitment of a full session. Each guided session lasts about 5 to 10 minutes and focuses on creating natural, timeless images with a fall editorial feel. Every session includes two digital images delivered after the event, priced at $15 for two photos. Walk-ins are welcome and no RSVP is needed.

Explore chalk pastels in a hands-on class that guides you from beginning to end. Learn to blend vivid colors and refine pastel techniques while creating artwork of Stitch in an Oogie Boogie costume, capturing a playful Halloween vibe with plenty of character. Designed for kids, teens, and fans who enjoy a little creative mischief. Suitable for ages 10 and up. Cost is $35.

Discover a playful and enchanting holiday marketplace filled with surprises. Shop from local vendors, catch fashion shows, enjoy seasonal beverages, and take in cheerful holiday music as you explore. The event offers chances to create meaningful memories, with unexpected touches around every corner. Holiday magic sets the scene.

Chapter 55 Romance Books presents its inaugural midnight release celebration for ACOTAR 6 at Cóctel Lounge. Celebrate the next installment in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series with themed drinks, costume contests, trivia, crafts, and more. Tickets include entry to the lounge for all activities and a copy of the book.

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

Kick off Halloween early with live music from Shake Down Band HTX at The Southern Komfort Kitchen. Expect a festive atmosphere with plenty of spooky spirit, and note that costumes are welcome but not required.

Southern Style Event presents the third annual Nutcracker Market at South Shore Harbour Hotel & Resort, focused on holiday shopping and family-friendly activities. Browse vendors with one-of-a-kind gifts, decor for the home, boutique-style finds, and seasonal goodies. Santa photo opportunities will be available, and Nutcracker touches with ballerinas and festive decorations create a cheerful backdrop. The first 100 shoppers receive a complimentary tote bag. Admission is $5 cash at the door, children 10 and under enter free, and parking is free. The market also spotlights small, local businesses for early holiday gift planning.

Kingwood Town Center Park transforms into a festive Halloween celebration featuring trick-or-treating around the park, a complimentary photo area for costume snapshots, and free train rides that little ones will love. Families can explore a dedicated kids area, browse a Halloween marketplace with local vendors, and enjoy spooky tunes that set a cozy fall atmosphere. Built for making memories where costumes take center stage and the community comes together, this event returns with even more to enjoy.

Discover the elusive bobcat of Jesse Jones Park during a Wildlife Wednesday program in the Nature Center. This session explores how these secretive wild cats live in the park, where they are most often seen in the early morning or at dusk. Learn about their size and diet, from being roughly twice as large as most house cats and about 35 inches long, to feeding on small animals such as mice, rats, squirrels, skunks, quail, snakes, and rabbits. Hear how males typically weigh around 26 pounds while females average about 20. The program highlights key features like spotted coats, short tails, long legs, large paws, tufted ears, and a ruff of fur at the jowls. Family life is covered too, including litters of three that stay with their mother for about six months. Connections to close relatives such as the Canada lynx, Eurasian lynx, and Iberian lynx provide helpful context. Expect insights into remarkable senses as well, including keen vision comparable to a lynx that can spot a mouse from 250 feet, soft purring much like a house cat, and excellent hearing that makes them difficult to approach. The program is designed for large cat enthusiasts of all ages.

A relaxed ride heads to the LSR and wraps up with lunch. The emphasis is on a simple, enjoyable outing centered on the destination and a meal at the end.

This event offers two specialty shows with sweepstakes at Humble Civic Center, presented in conjunction with three all-breed shows hosted by Cypress Creek Kennel Club. A $250 scholarship will be awarded to Best Junior. Club members have dogs available for junior handlers seeking experience showing Cocker Spaniels.

At Bayou City Wings - Baytown, the trio from Suzanne's Band presents a live show featuring hit songs from multiple decades across pop, rock, and country, along with a selection of their own original music.

Now in its 12th year, the Pearland Veterans Day Walk honors local veterans. Participants can walk, volunteer, or sponsor, and pre-registration is available for $20. On-site registration and check-in are available, followed by a ceremony honoring veterans, then the walk begins shortly afterward. This year’s recipients include Texas veterans at Camp Hope through the PTSD Foundation of America, Combat Marine Outdoors which provides outdoor adventures for severely wounded Marines, Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors and Navy Corpsmen, veterans supported by Brazoria County’s Warrior Refuge with transitional housing, job training and placement and counseling, and HIKE for Mental Health programs that work to reduce the stigma of PTSD and other mental illnesses.

Families across Baytown, Mont Belvieu, and Dayton often face a maze of unanswered questions, long trips for essential therapies, and the emotional load that can make each day feel like survival. This regional resource summit, hosted by Autism Meets Faith at the Hyatt Regency Baytown-Houston, brings together leading clinical therapists, medical specialists, and educational advocates in one place to outline practical steps toward daily success and long-term growth. The experience is designed with family needs at the forefront. The Explorers Experience offers a calm, sensory-friendly pop-up space staffed entirely by trained behavioral technicians (RBTs), so children can safely create, play, and explore while parents focus on gathering support. Safety is also prioritized through direct connections to Project Lifesaver tracking technology and training, giving families tools to reduce wandering and increase peace of mind at home. With many local families already on a priority list before the public launch, the response highlights how much this bridge is needed. Parents seeking a turning point and business leaders aiming to make a lasting impact will both find meaningful ways to participate.

Now in its eighth year, Shop Til Ya Drop takes place at Baytown Youth Fair & Livestock Assoc., with proceeds benefiting Baytown Unified Showmanship and helping raise funds for the 20th Anniversary Show. The same day also includes a second annual showcase featuring cars, trucks, four wheel drive entries, motorcycles, and ATVs. For more information, contact byffundraising@yahoo.com.

Book of Love marks 40 years with a headlining show at White Oak Music Hall. Supporting artists will be announced.

Energy Corridor Farmers Market returns with a community gathering that highlights fresh produce, handcrafted goods from local vendors and artisans, plants and flowers, and live music. The setting is family friendly and welcomes pets. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to shop local and support small businesses.

The inaugural Cowboy Cup brings a full day of spiritual connection, camaraderie, and community to the Baytown Youth Fairgrounds. Families, friends, cook teams, and golf partners can take part in an arena-style golf competition and a cookoff featuring steaks and wings, while a marketplace of vendor booths rounds out the day. Participation through entries, sponsorships, and vendor spots supports the ministry efforts of 3C Cowboy Church. Open to competitors, volunteers, sponsors, vendors, and spectators, this gathering offers plenty to experience on the course, at the grills, and around the booths.

Celebrate the season at the Southern Style Event Nutcracker Market, a festive holiday shopping experience with Christmas cheer and family fun. Explore a handpicked selection of local vendors offering distinctive gifts, holiday decor, boutique finds, treats, and more, perfect for finishing the gift list. Santa will stop by for photos, offering a memorable moment for kids and families. A cash bar will be available while you shop, and free parking makes hauling those holiday finds a breeze. Admission is $5 cash at the door, and children under 10 are free.

Nerd Con heads back to school with a pop culture gathering that brings together vendors, fan groups, cosplay, and celebrity guests. Admission and parking are free. The event is presented by the Chambers County Library System, the City of Mont Belvieu, Texas, The Eastern Rim Funny Book & Vintage Con, and Nerd Fest Texas.

Celebrate the cozy spirit of autumn in Kingwood at a harvest market that invites you to slow your pace and savor the moment. Stroll a little longer, share a few extra laughs, and take in the pumpkins, warm colors, and crisp air all around you. Seasonal live music sets a relaxed backdrop while you browse a curated selection of local vendors, makers, and small businesses. Capture the day at a complimentary pumpkin patch photo spot and enjoy a welcoming, community centered vibe. Come with family, meet up with friends, or explore on your own. Leave with more than purchases, think memories, photos, and a refreshed feeling of home.

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.

The featured speaker will be announced soon, with details to follow. This gathering will include a show and tell... attendees can bring specimens, jewelry, or other items to display, ask questions about, and then take home afterward. Membership is not required to attend. Annual membership is $15 for adults, $20 for a family at the same address, and free for honorary members age 70 and above. Benefits include a monthly newsletter and support for scholarships and school grants.

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.

Carlton Entertainment presents Heaven Can Wait, a new concert celebrating the biggest hits of Meat Loaf. After a sold out tour across Spain in 2024, the production rolls out across Europe in 2025. The show features lead vocals by Lee Brady with a powerhouse band of acclaimed UK rock musicians and featured female rock vocalists. Expect classics such as Anything For Love, Bat Out Of Hell, Paradise By The Dashboard Light, Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth, Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad, and Dead Ringer For Love, along with more fan favorites.

3 Spot returns to Baytown for a performance at O'Neals Sportsbar & Grill, with food, drinks, and entertainment.

Meaux Cotton & The Feel make a return appearance at Good Times Texas Made in Baytown. There is no cover to attend.

Start your holiday season at the Great Houston Pie Run, part of the Houston Holiday Series. Set in the Heights, this festive race invites participants of all ages and paces to welcome Thanksgiving week with movement and community spirit. Choose from a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or a Kids and Family 1K, with dedicated starts for handcycle athletes. After crossing the finish line, celebrate with a mini pie and lively post-race festivities. Whether you are aiming for a personal best or simply running for dessert, each mile offers a chance to share in a Houston holiday tradition and head into the week feeling accomplished.

The Houston Turkey Dash at Delmar Stadium is a festive stop in the Houston Holiday Series, offering a half marathon, 10K, 5K, 1 mile, and a kids and family 1K. Celebrated as a Thanksgiving tradition, it welcomes people of any age and speed to begin the holiday with a run and a spirit of gratitude. Participants can chase a personal record or share the miles with family and friends, with each distance creating a sense of community along the way. The event features staggered starts by distance and includes a dedicated handcycle start.

Thanksgiving in Pearland brings a community running tradition at Independence Park, with routes for many ages and paces. The lineup includes 6 mile and 4 mile runs, a 1 mile option, and a Kids K, followed by an awards ceremony. Designed for both personal-best chasers and relaxed holiday joggers, it offers an active start to the day that highlights family, fitness, and local spirit.

Saltgrass HoneyWorks is part of League City Holiday in the Park at League Park. This seasonal celebration in the park features their appearance as part of the holiday festivities.

Celebrate the season at the Christmas on Texas Avenue Festival, a family-friendly day featuring vendor shopping, food trucks, a car show, and live entertainment on the stage throughout the event. Admission is free. Santa’s playground offers unlimited play with a $10 wristband. Tickets will be available for a 50-50 raffle, along with additional raffle drawings.

The Ballpark at League City turns into a festive marketplace with the Home Run Christmas Market. Explore more than 50 local vendors offering holiday decor, handmade gifts, boutique apparel, specialty foods, home accents, jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind finds not typically found in chain stores. Seasonal photo opportunities with Santa and a visit from the Grinch add to the fun for all ages. Parking is free, and admission is $10 at the gate. Vendor inquiries are managed by Southern Style Event.

Now in its second year, Houston Vette Fest brings a family friendly showcase of Corvettes to Kemah Board Walk, with spectator admission free. The event benefits Bay Area Turning Point and is presented by Fertitta Chevrolet, with support from Kemah Boardwalk and Chevrolet. Information is available for Corvette owners who would like to display their vehicles.

Warehouse Live presents a performance by TRAPT at Warehouse Live Midtown. This is a general admission show with standing room only. The event welcomes all ages. The lineup may change. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable. Table information is available.