Events in Baytown today

This event features a live performance by Texas Sundown Band at The Chute.

Momentum Church hosts a Back to School Giveaway to help students start the new year prepared. Families can pick up school supplies, enjoy hot dogs, pizza, and nachos, and watch a family-friendly movie. The focus is on supporting local children with classroom essentials. Those who wish to support the effort can donate school supplies or other needed items to benefit families in the community.

Teams of up to four people compete in the Reel Dirty Drum Tournament, where the heaviest stringer made up of two red drum and two black drum determines the winners. Registration is available at Thompson's Bait Camp or by phone. The tournament follows the same rules as previous events.

Take in the quiet beauty of Armand Bayou on a relaxing pontoon cruise with scenic views all around. Look for herons, gators basking on the banks, and native plants along the shoreline. Morning Bayou Cruises are available on Saturdays, with Sunset Tours offered on Saturdays and Sundays. Each trip is limited to 16 people and takes place at Armand Bayou Nature Center.

Hosted at the Royal Sonesta Galleria Hotel, this international championship highlights wushu along with the full range of traditional kungfu, from external power to internal practice. Competitors from many schools and backgrounds come together to test skills, form friendships through shared training, and honor long-standing principles while welcoming new ideas. The goal is to offer a fair, friendly, and motivating setting where participants can push their limits, build confidence, and celebrate the depth of traditional martial arts. The event also emphasizes youth involvement, cultural exchange, sportsmanship, and community connection while showcasing the rich diversity and heritage of kungfu.

Legacy Duelist Series Houston celebrates retro Yu-Gi-Oh! play with Charlie’s Collectible Show partnering with Yggdrasil Materias to present a full weekend of Edison and Goat format competition. The lineup features an Edison main event, plus a second day with an Edison 3v3 team tournament and a Goat format tournament. Yggdrasil Materias will have supplies available, and CCS will provide Yu-Gi-Oh! singles. The main event entry fee is $60 and is sold out. The Day 2 Edison 3v3 entry fee is $115, and the Day 2 Goat entry fee is $40. Event structure includes an Edison main event with 9 rounds of Swiss on Day 1. Day 2 features the main event Top Cut, an Edison 3v3 with 6 rounds of Swiss followed by a cut to Top 8, and a Goat format event with 7 rounds of Swiss followed by a cut to Top 8. Edison format prizes include for first place an SJCS Dark End Dragon with a First Place Playmat and an LDS Champs Invite. Second place earns two Ultimate Rare Caius The Shadow Monarch with a Top 8 Playmat and an LDS Champs Invite. Third place receives one Ultimate Rare Caius The Shadow Monarch with a Top 8 Playmat and an LDS Champs Invite. Fourth place receives one Ultimate Rare Dark Armed Dragon with a Top 8 Playmat and an LDS Champs Invite. Fifth through eighth receive one Ultimate Rare Judgment Dragon with a Top 8 Playmat and an LDS Champs Invite. Ninth through sixteenth receive one Colossal Fighter Ultimate Rare with a Top 16 Playmat. Seventeenth through thirty second receive one Tragoedia Ultimate Rare with a Top 32 Playmat. The Edison 3v3 team event awards for first place three Ultimate Rare Dark Armed Dragon and three Top Cut Playmats. Second place awards three Champion Pack Trap Dustshoot and three Top Cut Playmats. Prizes for third through fourth and fifth through eighth are to be determined. Goat format prizes include for first place a TP2 Morphing Jar with a First Place Playmat. Second place receives a Champion Pack Book of Moon with a Top Cut Playmat. Third and fourth receive a TP7 Breaker the Magical Warrior with a Top Cut Playmat. Fifth through eighth receive an Ultimate Rare Tsukuyomi with a Top Cut Playmat.

A one hour walk with the Best self walk club is geared toward people in the Pearland or Houston, Texas area. The focus is on encouragement, community, and getting steps in together.

Train with the Ashes, nationally recognized shooting instructors, at a clinic at American Shooting Center. Coaching is tailored to the group at any skill level and focuses on how to shoot, why misses happen, and how to correct those mistakes. You can attend one or both days. The first day concentrates on replacing bad habits while learning the OSP method. The second day is devoted to practicing the new approach so it becomes ingrained. Each day costs $625 per person, and a $300 deposit per day is required to reserve a spot. Fiocchi ammunition, targets, and lunch are included.

Back to School Bash 2026 is a community gathering focused on helping students head into a new school year prepared and confident. Families can receive essential school supplies, enjoy activities for all ages, and connect with local organizations that provide helpful resources and support. With contributions from community partners, volunteers, and sponsors, the event continues to make a positive impact for local students and their families. It offers opportunities for students, caregivers, volunteers, sponsors, and community supporters to participate, give back, and build connections. The celebration centers on education and encourages students to begin the year with energy and optimism, guided by a shared spirit of starting strong, dreaming big, and succeeding together.

A women’s racquetball tournament in Houston brings a full day of competition, fun, and philanthropy to LA Fitness. Players of every skill level, from beginners to pros, are welcome to hit the court for high energy matches, great vibes, and a chance to earn prizes and trophies. The event also supports a meaningful cause, inviting participants to bring a new toy to donate for children with cancer at a local Houston hospital. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

Join a hands-on photography workshop focused on mastering your camera controls. Led by professional photographers, you’ll work closely with an instructor in a small group so they can tailor tips to your specific camera and walk you through manual settings. After enrollment, organizers coordinate the camera manufacturer and model in advance to make sure the instruction covers the features most relevant to you. The class runs as an in-person session near the meeting area for another related session, making it convenient if you plan to attend both.

Student athletes carry far more than practices and games. Many are also managing academics, pressure to perform, identity development, social expectations, and the shift into a new school year. Created to support the whole athlete, this no cost, community centered gathering welcomes student athletes, families, and the surrounding community as they get ready for the classroom and upcoming sports seasons. Wellness focused resources, community organizations, and family friendly activities come together in a supportive setting that values both performance and mental wellbeing. Participants can connect with local businesses and organizations, explore experiences that promote wellness, and take part in conversations about athlete mental health and preparation for the school year. The aim is for athletes and families to leave feeling supported, informed, and connected. Hosted by Next Play Wellness, a Texas based mental health and wellness practice that serves student athletes, families, and communities through therapy, education, workshops, and wellness initiatives.

A welcoming tour for freshmen takes place at North Shore 9th Grade Center. Attendees can look forward to door prizes and food trucks throughout the event.

Join a high-energy fitness meetup that blends motivation, community, and an informational experience. Expect a fun, in-person session with plenty of opportunity to learn, connect, and get a good sweat while exploring an upbeat Hip and R&B themed vibe.

Unwind with steady movement and conscious breathing at Trebly Park in a class that blends guided sequences, focused breathwork, and motivating music to build strength and ease. Welcoming to every experience level, it offers a supportive environment that benefits both body and mind. Please bring a mat, a towel, and a water bottle.

Returning to POST for a third installment, this card show turns the venue into a sprawling marketplace with more than 200 vendor tables filled with Pokémon, sports cards, other trading cards, collectibles, artwork, and more. The focus extends beyond buying and selling, creating a welcoming community atmosphere with specialty treats and drinks like Pokémon cake pops and macarons from Street Treats by Lauren Kay, Pokémon character cotton candy art from OMG Cotton Candy, and Pokémon-themed boba from Busy Bee Boba. A live DJ keeps the energy up, there is a special appearance by Snorlax, and kids can look forward to giveaways throughout the weekend. Whether you are a seasoned collector or just starting out, the hobby is celebrated here under one roof.

Explore the Houston Farmers Market, where local vendors offer handcrafted goods, one-of-a-kind items, and additional selections. Browse a variety of merchandise from local sellers. Vendors interested in participating may do so only by applying through the application.

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

This annual SIR House BBQ fundraiser at Legacy Club A A Club features plates with three kinds of barbecue and sides, a speaker, a dessert auction, and a 50/50 raffle. It is an opportunity to share a meal and connect with others.

An orientation for prospective volunteers outlines several ways to make a direct, life-saving impact for pets in need. Opportunities include transporting animals from shelters to the organization’s facility, helping plan major events, and offering hands-on TLC to dogs and cats. Since 2013, the organization has saved more than 100,000 pet lives, and with additional volunteer support it aims to save thousands more.

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.

Experience Sawyer Yards as six warehouse buildings open their studios to visitors. Explore a diverse range of art, including painting, sculpture, jewelry, photography, clothing, textiles, printmaking, and mixed media. Talk with the creators, learn the stories behind their work, and browse for pieces to take home. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

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.

The giveaway features free backpacks with school supplies, free haircuts, and resources for families.

Experience the first onsite edition at Space Center Houston, blending timely space updates with a casual brew-centric vibe. Expect insights on the latest in space science and exploration plus a preview of upcoming events, with featured guests Dr. Tanya Rogers and Chris Matty. Locally crafted beers from Starbase Brewing are in the spotlight, including Space Center Houston’s Go For Launch Mexican-style lager. A friendly setting for newcomers and longtime enthusiasts to share conversations about space.

Celebrate DJ Screw’s legacy with a full day of music, cars, and good vibes at the George R. Brown Convention Center. Expect live performances, DJ sets, and special guest appearances, with activities for both longtime fans and newcomers. The event runs for six hours and is held in person.

Houston Reggae Summer Fest brings a high-energy celebration of Caribbean sound and culture to Hermann Square Park in Downtown Houston. The day features reggae, dancehall, and soca, with sets from local and national DJs, live performers, and surprise guests keeping the music flowing. Attendees can explore Caribbean cuisine from on-site vendors, discover cultural experiences, and enjoy premium bar options, with VIP and select on-stage upgrades available. Flags waving, friends dancing, and upbeat rhythms create a lively atmosphere throughout this outdoor festival. All sales are final.

Presented by The Cycle of Humanity Inc. in collaboration with Harris County Resources for Children & Adults, Pack 2 The Future is a back to school community resource event for Houston families. Attendees can pick up backpacks and essential school supplies, receive free haircuts and hairstyles, and access wellness checks and school physicals, along with dental and vision screenings. The event also connects families with healthcare resources, offers arts and crafts, games and family entertainment, and features food vendors alongside other community services. Raffles and giveaways add to the day. Organizers are inviting businesses, organizations, churches, healthcare providers, and community leaders to partner in supporting neighborhoods across Houston. Admission is free for the Harris County community.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings The Greatest Show On Earth to NRG Park with an all new circus experience packed with astonishing feats, plenty of laughs, and moments families will remember. Designed for sharing, it delivers big wow for wide eyed kids and seasoned grown ups alike. From beginning to end, the energy stays high and the celebration feels like a one of a kind party.

Set sail from South Shore Harbour Resort for a two-hour party cruise across Clear Lake and Galveston Bay. The atmosphere stays lively with music while guests leave the shoreline behind. The ticket includes beer, wine, mixed drinks, sodas, and water, and light bites are available for purchase. The price is $65 per person. Guests gather in the resort lobby before departure. Reservations are required and seating is limited, with the cruise offered on select dates.

An upcoming gathering is planned at the Pasadena Convention Center. This notice serves as a save the date and includes only the location, with no additional details provided in the announcement.

Delmar Fieldhouse hosts a celebration honoring Class of 2005 alum Brandon LaFell as he is inducted into the 2026 Houston ISD Athletics Hall of Honor. The tribute recognizes his standout career and lasting influence on football. He rose to prominence at Lamar in both football and basketball, continued at LSU and helped the Tigers win a national championship, then played nine seasons in the NFL with the Carolina Panthers, New England Patriots, Cincinnati Bengals, and Oakland Raiders, earning a Super Bowl title with the Patriots. The event salutes his achievements and the legacy he has built.

Set sail for a 2-hour Bay Vibes Party Cruise on Clear Lake and Galveston Bay. The cruise runs from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM and includes beer, wine, mixed drinks, sodas, water, light bites, and music. Reservations are required, and spaces are limited.

Enjoy an all-ages live music show at Rockefeller’s featuring Omnilucid and Brays Bayou Swim Club. Doors open at 3:30 PM, Omnilucid plays at 4:00 PM, and Brays Bayou Swim Club takes the stage at 4:50 PM. The concert is presented as a matinee experience with an up-close, immersive vibe in the historic Rockefeller’s setting. Limited reserved tables are available, and there are no refunds.

Catch a night of heavy and high-energy music at Bad Astronaut in Houston. The lineup includes Duel, Bong Wizard, and Sons of Gulliver, with the show starting in the afternoon. Genres highlighted include sludge metal, doom metal, stoner rock, electronica, and psytrance.

Collectors at every experience level are welcome at a friendly sports card trade night. Bring singles, slabs, or sealed wax to buy, sell, and trade while connecting with hobbyists from the Bay Area Houston community. It is a relaxed setting to expand your network, discover new pieces for your collection, and talk cards with others who share your interests. The environment is family friendly, and people of all ages are welcome.

Set at Rob Ray’s Taproom, this easygoing music gathering carries a local vibe. Attendees are encouraged to bring a chair for their own seating. It offers a relaxed setting for neighbors and friends to enjoy tunes together.

At Warehouse Live Midtown, this tribute night celebrates the era of Paramore, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, and more with sets from Shosty, Screaming Insecurities, Just Fan Fiction, Ghost Motion, and 307 Departure. The event is general admission with standing room only and welcomes all ages. The performer lineup may change. All purchases are final and nonrefundable. VIP tables are available, including four wristbands, faster entry at the door, and a reserved table in the main room that seats four. For details about table options, contact the venue’s reservations team.

Meaux Cotton & The Feel make their first appearance at King's BierHaus in Dickinson. This show marks the act's debut at this location.

Quicksand, Bane, and Soul Blind are bringing their shows to White Oak Music Hall - Downstairs. This is a live night of post-grunge and hardcore-leaning rock.

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.

Sean McConnell is set to perform at The Heights Theater. Ticket sales will open.

After touring cities across the country, this art-and-sushi showcase brings a high-energy, multi-sensory experience to Houston at G6 Studios. Expect an expansive exhibit featuring work by more than 15 visionary and emerging local artists, spanning painting, digital art, and underground creators. Early arrivals are treated to complimentary welcome sushi, and the atmosphere is set with live music and DJs. Drinks and additional food options will be available for purchase throughout the night. Artist submissions are open for the Houston show, and the first two pieces from each artist can be submitted at no cost. Tickets are available, and updates on the featured artist lineup and full venue details will be shared.

Enjoy The Haulers in an intimate, primarily seated performance at 510 West in Baytown, TX. The venue offers fine wine, Belgian and domestic beer, charcuterie boards, and artisanal pizza. Both seating and standing room are available. Tickets are $10, and the band can be contacted directly for details.

A full band performance is coming soon, billed as a show you will not want to miss.

Catch Jagged Little Pill live at Art Factory in Houston. This is a general admission show, and tickets listed include fees.

Celebrate the Grimefest 10th anniversary with a big night of grime and bass music at 9PM Music Venue. Expect two stages of sound, with headliners Jessica Audiffred and OG Nixin, plus a massive undercard featuring Sanzu b2b Mythm, a Misphitz Dubz takeover, and performances by Blankface, Decimate, Automhate, Kompany, and more.

At Midtown Bar and Grill, DJ Illuminator will spin upbeat, clever pop crafted for a lively crowd that wants to dance.

Catch Dylan Rhys for a live, full-band performance at Cactus Jack in Baytown. The show is scheduled to start at 8:30 PM.

Night 2 of the HHFF after-party brings a Friday the 13th inspired dance party to the Rose Garden Room at Houston Marriott Westchase. Music by Post Modern Sleaze sets the vibe with rock, metal, pop, industrial, new wave and more. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your best camper look. Enjoy a free photo booth, a DJ, drinks with a cash bar, special celebrity guests, party favors and more. General admission is $15 at the door, and VIP passholders receive free entry. Pre-sale tickets are available and will be redeemed at the Rose Room entrance. An event ticket to the Houston Horror Film Fest is required for entry.

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.

Savor tasty, satisfying plates prepared by the Vietnamese community, ideal when you want something delicious without cooking. Enjoy flavorful dishes that have people looking forward to the next food sale. These popular offerings often sell out quickly, so plan to get yours before they are gone.

Settle in for a guided safari through Armand Bayou Nature Center aboard an electric vehicle. The route travels through riparian forest to views of Armand Bayou, then returns across coastal tall grass prairie. Along the way, the tour offers an insider perspective from ABNC on native plants and wildlife, with the chance to see resident animal ambassadors. Reservations are required, and tours are open to ages 5 and up. Please wear closed toe shoes and bring water. Admission is $13 for members and $15 for non members.

Savor a relaxed waterfront brunch at Paradise Reef Restaurant at South Shore Harbour Resort, complete with marina views. The buffet includes made to order omelettes, live music sets the mood, and mimosas are $3. Pricing is $29.95 for adults and $15 for children ages 6 to 12, and kids 5 and under eat free. Taxes and gratuity are additional. Reservations are recommended, and you can reserve by calling (281) 532-7120.

River Oaks District hosts The Market, presented by Sterling’s Market, a lively community gathering that showcases a curated selection of fresh, artisan and specialty goods from local vendors. Shoppers can explore offerings from 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 Market sets up at The Park and along District Lane. The Park is the green space in front of Bari, and District Lane runs between Little Hen and LoveShackFancy. The event proceeds rain or shine, unless updates are shared through the website or social media channels. Vendor applications are accepted through the Sterling’s Market website.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings a completely new circus experience to NRG Park, filled with high energy, astonishing performances, and plenty of laughs for families and friends. This reimagined show keeps the action moving from start to finish and highlights the joy of sharing spectacular moments together. Audiences of all ages, from children to adults, can expect big, bold acts presented as a shared celebration that creates a lively party atmosphere. The highlight is enjoying the thrills side by side with the people who matter most.

Bring the whole crew for Family Fun at Painting with a Twist, where all ages can paint together. This is a studio session for artists age 12 and up, and kids under 6 must have a grown-up stay with them during class. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early to get settled. The event is BYOB, but alcohol is only for guests 21 and older. You can bring your own snacks and beverages, and the studio provides cups, napkins, bottle openers, and basic utensils. Reserve your spot with full payment at booking, and note that cancellations made too late or no-shows are not eligible for refunds.

Lights Out presents a celebration of UFO with original drummer Andy Parker, vocalist Mark Boals from the Yngwie Malmsteen group, Uli Jon Roth, and Wayne Findlay on keyboards and rhythm guitar from the Michael Schenker Group. The set features Strangers in the Night performed from beginning to end, along with additional classic UFO songs. Also appearing are Powerslave honoring Iron Maiden and Mindcrime paying tribute to Queensryche. Hosted by Eddie Trunk.

Free back to school shoes are available for children in a drive-through only distribution. Walk-ups are not accepted, and kids must be in the vehicle to receive a pair. This giveaway serves ages from birth through 18, with limited sizes and quantities. The line forms on Bonanza Drive behind the church, and distribution is on a first come, first served basis. It will take place regardless of weather. No registration or identification is required.

Join a candid, supportive discussion for women about anxiety, stress, comparison, body image, self-doubt, and other challenges many people experience quietly. Facilitated by Audrey Brooks, this in-person conversation is designed to help you feel less alone, break unhealthy comparison patterns, and learn practical strategies for building confidence, clarity, and emotional resilience.

A Sunday patio party features the Tracy Perez Band, a Houston variety group delivering Top 40 favorites and much more.

A White Linen salsa and bachata celebration takes over the water aboard Houston Party Boats, transforming the deck into a lively Latin dance floor as the evening light fades. Guests are greeted with a celebratory first sip, then a quick, beginner friendly icebreaker helps everyone feel comfortable, and no partner or prior experience is required. DJ Keoke keeps the music flowing with salsa, bachata, cumbia, reggaeton, and merengue during a three hour cruise that moves from sunset glow to full party energy. Complimentary refreshments are included, with light bites and a shared snack table, and action and portrait photos are available to capture the night. Guests may bring a favorite drink and snacks to share, with no coolers permitted. Capacity is limited. Early Bird tickets are $65 per person or $115 per couple. General Admission is $75 per person or $140 per couple. Birthdays receive celebratory attention, and groups of six or more can access special perks. The party sails rain or shine on a covered boat that stays comfortable in warm or cool weather, and if extreme conditions require cancellation, a full refund or credit is provided.

Test and tune sessions share the spotlight with grudge racing as some of the fastest in Houston put their machines to work on the track. Only slick and drag radial tires are allowed. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

This all ages event is standing room only. Ticket options include a public on sale, a Live Nation presale, a Citi cardmember presale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets. Doors open before the performance.

Designed for the tiniest readers, this Baby Time at the library features engaging props, gentle music, and stories created just for little ones. It is intended for children up to 18 months old and takes place in the Front Meeting Room. A parent or guardian must remain with each child at all times. For more information, contact Maria, Baby Time Librarian, at Maria.Aguirre@baytown.org or 281-422-1123, or reach the Library Services Desk at asklibrary@baytown.org or 281-427-7331.

Join Painting with a Twist for a FAMILY FUN painting session called Golden Moon, all ages welcome. The class is designed for families to create together, and kids under 6 must have a grown-up with them. Arrive about 30 minutes early to get settled. This is a BYOB event, and guests 21 or older may bring and consume their favorite beverages. Feel free to bring snacks and treats too, with basic supplies provided by the studio. Seats can be set with friends if you include their names when booking.

A relaxed chess meetup at Chick-fil-A with the Lake Houston Chess Club welcomes players of all ages and skill levels. Please bring a chessboard.

This public, in-person peer discussion introduces the basics of polyamory at the Montrose Center. It meets in Room 112/113 on the first floor, located down the hallway to the right after you enter. Conversation may cover core terms and concepts, common pitfalls and effective practices for newcomers, and space for participants to raise questions or suggest topics. Note that the event is public and interacting with it could out you.

Pre-K Story Time invites little learners to explore stories with music and interactive props in the library’s Front Meeting Room. Activities are tailored for children preparing for kindergarten, with content suitable for ages 3 and up. A parent or guardian must remain with each child at all times. For details, 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.

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.

Student athletes can get ready for the new school year with $20 sports physicals through Chambers Health. Appointments are available at all clinics, including West Chambers Medical Center in Mont Belvieu, Bayside Clinic in Anahuac, and Dayton Medical Center in Dayton. Dedicated walk-in days are offered at West Chambers Medical Center with no appointment needed. Bring your school’s sports physical form and the staff will handle the rest. To schedule a time that works for you, call 281-576-0670.

Beat the heat with a teen movie screening at the library. Refreshments will be provided as you watch a PG-rated film that runs 125 minutes. This event is for ages 12 to 18.

Skechers presents the grand opening of the Bear Creek Farmers Market, a brand new community market in the Bear Creek area. Visitors can explore farm fresh produce, plants and flowers, and artisan goods while enjoying live music. The setting is pet friendly and welcoming to families, with award winning vendors featured. Entry and parking are free. Presented with Your Neighborhood Farmers Market Association, this market spotlights local shopping and small businesses.

A free workout class at Market Square Park features a high-energy routine from FitBreak that weaves hip-hop movement into an engaging, full-body session. The program welcomes all ages, body types, and experience levels, with a focus on building muscular strength, burning calories, and enhancing body control and stamina.

The Lee girls JV volleyball team will play an away non-district match against Pasadena. The game is scheduled for the evening at Pasadena High School.

The Houston Hockey community is launching free stick and puck nights each Tuesday all summer long. This weekly series provides a no-cost chance to participate in stick and puck with the Houston Hockey community.

Raven Tower hosts the 2026 CommonGround season as a weekly Tuesday gathering that welcomes every genre. Expect extended hours and a later open decks sign-up to make it easier for more participants. This night is the final chance to qualify for the DJ contest, with larger prizes set for this year. The series also brings back Community Learning Sessions featuring guest speakers on DJ techniques, production, AV, and related topics. It all celebrates five years of music, friendship, and community at the event’s new home.

Bilingual Story Time | Tiempo de Cuentos brings stories, songs, and playful props to life in both English and Spanish for little ones ages 5 and under. Sessions take place in the library’s Front Meeting Room. Tickets are available at the Youth Services Desk before each session on a first come, first served basis, and attendance is limited to 80 people per session. 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.

Bring the whole family for a fun, all-ages painting class at Painting with a Twist. You’ll be creating a “Love Pug” design together, and kids under 6 must have a grown-up stay with them throughout the session. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early to get settled, and note that this is a BYOB event, so you’re welcome to bring your own beverages and snacks. Just remember to skip confetti and open flames. If you’d like to sit with friends, include their names when you book so the studio can seat you together.

Monthly sound bath meditations return to Baldwin Park with an outdoor experience set beneath century-old oak trees. An analog soundscape of resonant gongs, airy crystal bowls, a heartbeat-like buffalo drum, gentle shakers, and shimmering chimes guides participants into deep rest, encouraging stillness, silence, peace, and serenity. The session supports stress relief and invites the body’s natural healing response to repair and regenerate. This offering is free and open to the public, made possible by Midtown Houston. Bring a mat, cushion, blankets, rugs, pillows, or anything else that helps you get comfortable on the ground, and arrive with enough time to set up and settle in. Registration is available on the Midtown Houston website under Baldwin Park events, and walk-ups are welcome even if it appears sold out.

Settle into mindful movement and steady breathing at Trebly Park. This energizing class weaves guided flow sequences with focused breathwork and an upbeat soundtrack to help build strength and clarity. Open to all experience levels, it provides a supportive setting that nurtures both physical conditioning and mental well-being. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat, a towel, and a water bottle.

Young children can dive into garden inspired sensory activities, meet peers, and enjoy interactive experiences that spark curiosity and strengthen fine motor skills. Participants will gather inside the Mercer Visitor Center. Two sessions are offered. This program is for ages 1 to 3.

This meeting brings together the Houston LEAD Humble Breakfast Business Builders Chapter with a weekly focus on helping members grow their businesses through introductions, referrals, qualified leads, targeted training, and peer advising. The chapter is expanding and is seeking professionals such as financial advisors, health insurance specialists, attorneys, CPAs, health and wellness practitioners, residential services providers, and small business owners. Conversation encourages participants to consider whether they are receiving the level of referrals, return on investment, and practical guidance they want from networking, following the Lead Exchange And Development approach to professional growth. There is no cost to visit and learn how the chapter operates.

Kid to Kid Atascocita celebrates 10 years with four days of insider-only birthday savings. Shoppers who show a text, email, or event RSVP receive 20 percent off all clothing, new and used, and can stock up for back to school and fall. The discount applies to brands such as Nike, adidas, Carter's, OshKosh B'gosh, Gap Kids, Old Navy, The North Face, Columbia, Janie and Jack, Tea Collection, and more. Costumes and coats are not included. The offer is taken off original prices only, cannot be combined with other promotions, and is not valid on previous purchases, gift cards, or tax. Some exclusions may apply, and full details are available in store. The milestone comes with a thank you to local families for a decade of support.

A bookmobile stop at Wellby brings convenient pop-up library services to the community. Sign up for a library card, browse and check out items from the collection, and connect with neighbors.

Toddlers can enjoy a lively library story time featuring playful props, music, and engaging tales created just for them. Tickets are available at the Youth Services Desk before each session, and attendance is limited to 80 people per session. This program is for ages 3 and under and takes place in the Front Meeting Room. For more information, 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. Children must remain supervised, with a parent or guardian present at all times.

Student-athletes can take care of required sports exams at an accessible price. Chambers Health offers physicals for $20, with appointments available across all clinic locations and designated walk-in options at West Chambers Medical Center. Bring your school’s sports physical form to help streamline the visit. Appointments can be scheduled at West Chambers Medical Center in Mont Belvieu, Bayside Clinic in Anahuac, and Dayton Medical Center in Dayton. To find a time that works best, call 281-576-0670. It is a straightforward way to get cleared and ready for the season.

The Energy Corridor Farmers Market brings the community together for an evening of fresh-from-the-farm produce, handcrafted items from local vendors and artisans, plants and blooms, and live music. Admission and parking are free. The market welcomes families and pets. It offers an easy way to support small businesses while enjoying a laid-back neighborhood atmosphere.

Bring the whole crew for a family-friendly painting class called Family Fun, Ocean View, where you can create an ocean-inspired painting together. All ages are welcome, and kids under 6 need to be accompanied by an adult. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early to get settled. This is a BYOB event, and the studio provides cups, napkins, basic utensils, and bottle openers. Choose from a 16x20 or 11x14 canvas option, with upgrades available.

At Burger Libre, Bikes N' Bites offers a relaxed evening with tasty bites, a welcoming crowd, and easygoing vibes. It is a casual hangout to enjoy a meal and connect with new people.

A free, high energy Zumba workout brings dance fitness to Trebly Park in Houston, led by Big Blissings and Autumn Chastain. Set to upbeat international rhythms with easy to follow choreography, this interval style session alternates low and high intensity sequences for a calorie burning, serotonin boosting experience that feels like a celebration. The atmosphere is welcoming and suitable for all levels. Bring water and wear comfortable shoes, then add your best moves.

Take part in a Yu-Gi-Oh event with a $10 entry, which includes one OTS pack and two booster packs. Discounted packs are limited to three per person. For prizes, three booster packs are added to the pool for each participant. Ask the staff about the buy back program.

Jarv is bringing their music to White Oak Music Hall in Houston. Doors are set for the show starting at 7:00 PM.

This weekly One Piece card game tournament at Game Guys features a $15 entry that includes a Tournament Pack and a promotional pack. Prizing is provided as a 100 percent store credit pool, with Winner Pack(s) also awarded. Accessories are discounted by 10 percent, and packs are available at MSRP. Registration is handled through the Bandai TCG+ app.

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.