Events in Baytown today

Hosted at Moreno's Mexican Restaurant - Pearland, this weekly peer advisory and networking group centers on helping professionals grow their businesses through leads, referrals, introductions, education, and shared guidance. It is designed for those seeking more high quality referrals, a stronger return on time and money invested in networking, and practical insights that support both learning and earning. Participants connect with trusted professionals and advisors and can explore the LEAD program, which focuses on Lead Exchange And Development with other professionals. Visiting to learn more is free.

Little ones can settle in for a lively library story time created for preschoolers. Expect age-appropriate tales, music, and interactive props that keep young children engaged. The program takes place in the Front Meeting Room and is open to ages 3 and up. Children must remain with a parent or guardian throughout the program. For questions, contact Children’s Librarian Rachelle Martin at Rachelle.Martin@baytown.org or 281-422-1134, or reach the Library Services Desk at asklibrary@baytown.org or 281-427-7331.

Treat yourself to an all-you-can-eat pizza buffet at lunchtime available at All Star Pizza locations. Pricing is $13.95 for adults and $7.95 for kids, and the meal includes a soft drink or tea.

An easygoing Commander gathering featuring small pods and welcoming matchups. The focus is on casual play and having fun. Open play makes it easy to find a pod and start a game.

Presented by Skechers, this new community farmers market in the Bear Creek area offers fresh produce, plants and flowers, and handcrafted goods, with live music creating a friendly atmosphere that welcomes families and pets. Vendors include award-recognized participants. Admission and parking are free. Organized with Your Neighborhood Farmers Market Association, it highlights small businesses and a true neighborhood market experience.

Board game enthusiasts gather at Jason's Deli in Upper Kirby for tabletop fun. Attendees are asked to bring only the games they plan to play so tables stay active. Please support the host location by purchasing food or a drink during your visit. A complimentary fountain beverage is available with the purchase of an adult entrée when you mention the board game group before paying.

Asia Society Texas, in partnership with the Houston Korean Education Center, presents an in-person Level I Korean class for adults beginning their language studies. The class takes place at Asia Society Texas Center and introduces foundational skills for first-time learners. Participation is limited to those 18 and older.

BossDog K9 Obedience offers group training focused on everyday manners and core skills. Dogs work on sit, down, stay, place, heel, and coming when called, while also learning to stay calm around other dogs and people, wait patiently at doorways, and interact appropriately. The curriculum provides handlers with practical techniques they can use in any setting so outings like park walks or visits to a friend’s home feel smoother. It is designed to build confidence and encourage reliable behavior for both dogs and their humans.

Early bird pricing is available for the 10th annual banh mi cookoff, a BPSOS-Houston fundraiser that celebrates Houston’s rich cultural diversity through its chefs. Groups of six or more can access additional savings. To maximize the impact of each purchase, ticketing is handled through Zeffy with no mandatory processing fees. During checkout, an optional contribution to Zeffy appears that can be adjusted by selecting Custom and entering $0. More announcements will be shared soon.

Kingwood Business Women hosts a monthly networking night at Walden on Lake Houston Golf & Country Club that brings together industry-leading professionals and women business owners. This edition features presenting sponsor Carrie Westbrook of Holman Westbrook Law Firm and includes practical business education from the sponsor. Come prepared with a clear elevator introduction so others know what you do, bring plenty of business cards, arrive photo-ready to capture content, and wear a name tag, with KBW members encouraged to use their official badges. Light bites are provided by KBW, and beverages are available for purchase from the bar or waitstaff. Attendance is anticipated at about 60 women professionals and business owners, and participants can get acquainted with current members through the KBW Member Directory. KBW members may donate a product or service to host a giveaway during the evening for added promotion. Attire is business or business chic. Parking is available in the lot. Advance tickets are required and not sold at the door, with member tickets priced at $15 using the discount code in the member dashboard and non-member tickets at $35. Following social media pages does not constitute membership, and the non-member ticket price matches the KBW Associate Membership and includes the related promotional benefits.

At Memorial Drive United Methodist Church, Nancy Martch leads a 60-minute Hatha Yoga class focused on foundational practices. The pace is unhurried, with time to explore postures and mindful breathing to support strength, flexibility, balance, and deeper self-awareness. Suitable for all experience levels, the session includes centering and gentle warm-ups, a thoughtfully sequenced flow to promote balance in body and mind, and a quiet relaxation to finish. Pre-registration is required. The drop-in fee is $15, payable by Zelle, cash, or check.

This dynamic workout rooted in hip-hop dance culture is facilitated by FitBreak and Jeffrey "B-Boy Jeffro" Louis. Curated by Big Blissings, the all-levels session blends movement, music, and creativity into a fun fitness experience. Participants can expect hip-hop inspired moves, great music, and a high-energy atmosphere that builds strength, coordination, and body control. No professional dance experience is required. It is free to attend, and bringing water and comfortable shoes is recommended.

A spirited celebration of classic American dance styles featuring lively Swing and Hustle. This fast-paced, high-energy experience highlights the fun and excitement at the heart of these enduring favorites.

Experience a Western Social that highlights the charm of Texas dance traditions. Learn the basics of the Two-Step, the Western Waltz, and a bit of Polka, with a focus on comfort, rhythm, and the fun of moving together.

This weekly Hololive event at Game Guys features a $10 entry. Each participant receives a Tournament Pack with entry, and the entire prize pool is awarded as store credit.

Enjoy Social Latin dance in a welcoming setting that highlights lively music, connection, and an upbeat atmosphere. It is suitable for every experience level, and no partner is needed. Instruction covers popular styles such as salsa, bachata, merengue, and more, with clear steps, partner techniques, and styling tips to help you feel confident on any social dance floor.

Business professionals gather at Campesino Coffee #1 for a weekly meeting of The Inner Loop, a peer advisory and networking chapter focused on helping members build and grow their businesses. Conversations center on generating leads, exchanging referrals and introductions, and sharing practical guidance among trusted peers. Topics include assessing whether members are receiving and giving the quality referrals they want, achieving the return on networking investment they expect, and accessing advice and information that support growth.

A new lunchtime networking option invites business professionals who want to expand their reach through leads, referrals, introductions, education, and peer advisory. The focus is on building a strong chapter that supports members in growing their businesses with practical guidance and a circle of trusted peers. Meetings take place weekly to foster consistent momentum, accountability, and the exchange of knowledge that helps participants learn and earn. Consider whether current networking efforts deliver the quality and quantity of referrals you want, whether you are giving as much as you can, and whether the return on your time and resources feels worthwhile. If any of these areas could be stronger, exploring this peer advisory and networking setting may be a wise next step. Organized by LEAD, short for Lead Exchange And Development, the gathering welcomes visitors at no cost to see what the group offers.

This free, weekly networking meetup takes place at Spring Creek Barbeque in League City. It opens with lunch and open networking, then transitions into a program that starts promptly and wraps up afterward. The focus is on building meaningful, high-impact connections. Plan for lunch on site and arrive ready to expand your network.

Little ones can enjoy a bilingual story time at the library featuring interactive props, lively music, and engaging tales in English and Spanish. Tickets are handed out at the Youth Services Desk before each session on a first-come, first-served basis, and capacity is limited to 80 attendees per session. This program is intended for children ages 5 and under and takes place in the Front Meeting Room. For details, 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. Children must remain with a parent or guardian at all times.

This 1v1 event centers on head-to-head play and friendly competition. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives a promo pack. Expect a chance to test skills, run it back for more matches, and see who comes out on top.

Experience a Latin club dance session featuring Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata, with a focus on getting into the groove right away. Geared toward levels 1 and 2, it celebrates the lasting appeal of these styles and keeps the energy centered on dancing from the start.

This free weekly Sahaja Yoga meditation class shares a straightforward, natural method for connecting with your inner self and cultivating stillness and balance. It is open to newcomers and longtime practitioners alike. Expect benefits like clearer focus, reduced stress, and greater emotional harmony, all at no cost. Friends and family are welcome, and children can attend as well.

Explore classic ballroom in its smooth style with a focus on Waltz, Tango, and Foxtrot. Move gracefully around the room and enjoy the fluid motion that defines these dances.

This weekly Riftbound league night features organized play with a $15 entry. Participation includes a tournament pack, and packs are available at standard MSRP. All prizes are issued as store credit, and the top eight finishers receive Nexus Night packs.

Toddler Time at the library offers an interactive session with hands-on props, lively music, and engaging stories created for little ones ages 3 and under. Activities take place in the Front Meeting Room and are designed for caregivers to participate alongside their children. Children must remain with a parent or guardian at all times. For details, contact Rachelle Martin, Children’s Librarian, at Rachelle.Martin@baytown.org or 281-422-1134, or reach the Library Services Desk at asklibrary@baytown.org or 281-427-7331.

Galleria Growth Group Meeting at El Tiempo Cantina 6100 Westheimer brings professionals together for focused networking centered on leads, referrals, introductions, and peer advisory. The group meets weekly with the goal of helping members build their businesses and continue growing. Conversation and connections aim to increase the flow of quality referrals, improve the return on time and money invested in networking, and provide practical advice that supports business development. The gathering also highlights the L.E.A.D. (Lead Exchange And Development) program for those interested in structured collaboration with other professionals. There is no cost to visit and see how the group operates.

This Memorial chapter meeting of L.E.A.D., short for Lead Exchange And Development, brings business professionals together at VinSanto Wine Houston for purposeful networking and growth. The focus is on building stronger businesses through quality referrals and introductions, practical training, and supportive peer advisory. The chapter meets weekly to assist members and continues that support between gatherings, creating a collaborative environment aimed at better results from business development efforts and access to useful, actionable insights.

Enjoy tabletop gaming with a group that meets at Cafe Express (Meyerland), featuring a broad selection of board games ready to play. New players are welcome, and plenty of games are provided, so bringing your own is optional.

Enjoy a laid back gathering at Burger Libre centered on great food, friendly company, and an easygoing atmosphere. It is a casual chance to relax, share a meal, and meet new people.

Expecting parents and their family members are welcome at a complimentary Baby Bump Social at the Motherhood Center. Enjoy refreshments, connect with other soon to be parents, and speak with experts about pregnancy and parenting. A credit card is required to reserve a spot, but admission is free and no charges will be made.

Explore classic Texas dances in a session that highlights what makes them so enjoyable. Instruction covers the Two Step, the Western Waltz, and a bit of Polka.

At The Post Oak Hotel at Uptown Houston, this tribute honors Chuck Norris and the values he championed, emphasizing how discipline, respect, and character can shape a young person's future. More than 120,000 students across Texas reflect the reach of that work. The evening offers a purposeful, dignified tribute to the person behind the mission and focuses on carrying his legacy forward for generations. It will also establish a legacy endowment.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to Reliant Park with special guest Jamie MacDonald. The show features favorites such as This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from his album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. Part of a 16 city U.S. run, this stop offers a blend of beloved songs and fresh releases.

Pokémon casual nights take place every Thursday at Odin's Place, with a rotating focus throughout the month. First Thursdays are dedicated to Pokémon Trade Nights. The second to last Thursday features Gym Leader Challenges. The final Thursday is set aside for top plays such as League Challenges and other mid scale events. Offerings can vary with the season. Pokémon Professors are available to share all the details.

Odin's Place and the Tabletop Tavern partner with Geeks Who Drink for a weekly trivia night that pairs clever questions with a welcoming, social atmosphere. The quiz is designed to bring friends and new acquaintances together, celebrating the fun of knowing things. Participants can expect to wrap up the evening smiling and a little wiser with a few fresh facts to share.

Yu-Gi-Oh League Night at Game Guys offers a $10 entry that includes OTS and two booster packs. Discount packs are available with a limit of three. For every participant, three booster packs are added to the prize pool. Details about the Buy Back Program are available on request.

An open rehearsal focused on singing and a cappella welcomes anyone, regardless of voice type or experience level. It offers a friendly opportunity to meet the group, observe the rehearsal process, and learn more about its ongoing musical journey.

Celebrate American classics with a high-energy experience featuring Swing and Hustle dancing. Lively rhythms and heart-pounding movement highlight the vibrant spirit of these American styles and offer an upbeat good time.

Take part in a high energy, lively class that spotlights the latest dance trends seen in social settings. Explore a mix of upbeat styles that are popular right now, while building a foundation in core technique, signature grooves, and musical rhythm for each style. Designed for individuals eager to immerse themselves in contemporary club style movement, this session emphasizes skills that translate directly to the dance floor.

Explore flamenco, a vibrant Spanish art form. The focus is on patterned footwork, intricate movements of the hands and arms, and rhythmic handclaps that provide percussion, all working in harmony with the music.

Find a calm retreat at JW Marriott Houston by The Galleria as the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls ripple across the hotel’s pool deck. This monthly sound immersion offers the choice to drift on the water or unwind poolside while gentle vibrations encourage deep relaxation and a renewed sense of balance for body and mind. The session is designed to help ease stress and anxiety, support restful sleep and mental clarity, and nurture focus, creativity, and emotional steadiness. Two ways to participate are available. A floating experience is $50 and includes a provided pool float and parking, while a deck spot is $35. Guests may bring a yoga mat or make use of lounge seating.

This class explores two branches of tango, focusing on American and Argentinian styles. The dance is renowned around the world for its passion, rhythmic drive, and the high level of skill it calls for. With a history that stretches across the globe, its enduring appeal is felt by many.

That BLANK Show from MPH Comedy brings a free, twice-monthly open mic to Charlie's Watch Bar in northeast Houston. Audience members help shape the night by submitting a title for the show, and the selected entry earns a $15 gift card plus tickets to the next MPH Comedy Grand Slam at Charlie's. Sets are kept short and every show caps off with a featured closer. Anyone, not only stand-up regulars, can put their name in to perform. Admission is free, and a tip jar will be available. The winning title becomes the official name announced at the start of the following edition.

Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top Lounge hosts a night with Brown Horse, whose country-tinged indie rock shifts from hushed, carefully arranged passages to powerful swells with layers of guitars, accordion, banjo, and pedal steel. After signing with Loose Music, the band’s debut album, Reservoir, drew wide critical praise, followed by an extended international tour and a busy run of festivals. They returned with a second release, All The Right Weaknesses, recorded at Sickroom Studios in Norfolk after a European tour. Known for working fast and tracking live with the full band, they capture spontaneous, one-take energy that lets all six players come through at once. Brody Price opens the show. Entry is 21 and over unless attending with a parent. Advance tickets are recommended at $15 plus a $3 surcharge, with $20 pricing on the day of the show.

The Annual Nito Guajardo Memorial Golf Tournament honors Probationary Firefighter Nito Guajardo, who died in a house fire in 2004. Held at Eagle Pointe Golf Course, proceeds benefit the Baytown Professional Firefighters Charitable Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Funds raised provide scholarships for Baytown area high school graduates pursuing higher education, preserving Guajardo’s legacy of service and supporting the next generation. Player and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Enjoy an unlimited pizza lunch buffet with adult pricing at $13.95 and a kids rate of $7.95, with a soft drink or tea included. This offer is available at All Star Pizza locations. Bring a big appetite and see how many slices you can handle.

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

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

Shake Down Band HTX returns to La Porte with a live performance at The Southern Komfort Kitchen. The band is back on the local stage for another show in town.

Curious about ballroom, latin, or other partner dances? This welcoming, all-levels intro class lets you try partnership dancing while meeting fellow students, socializing, and getting to know the instructors. The session is free and designed to help you explore whether these styles are a good fit.

Refresh your fall and winter wardrobe with an evening clothing swap focused on cooler weather styles. Bring clean, gently used pieces like sweaters, jackets and layers, shoes and boots, handbags, and accessories, then browse a wide selection shared by other women in the community. It is a relaxed girls night atmosphere where a closet cleanout can turn into new to you finds, whether you are updating sizes or simply enjoy uncovering great pieces. There is no cost to exchange items. Registration is required.

This Yu-Gi-Oh event has a $15 entry fee. Each entry includes OTS plus two booster packs. Discounted packs are available, limited to three per person. For prizing, three booster packs are added to the pool for every player who enters, so rewards grow with attendance. Ask about the Buy Back Program.

The Heights Theater presents Gable Price and Friends. Tickets will be available for purchase.

A concert at White Oak Music Hall features French Police in the headlining slot, with Social Order providing support.

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

DJ Wes Wallace leads a long-running 80s night built around a dynamic blend of new wave, goth, industrial, electronic, and punk, with a few fresh tracks that match the vibe. Enjoy $2.50 well drinks and domestic beer, plus $3.50 Coronas. Students and military receive half off the cover with ID.

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.