Events in Beaumont, TX

Enjoy coffee and conversation at a BBB networking meetup hosted by Rave Financial. Serving Southeast Texas since 1935 and previously known as Mobiloil Credit Union, Rave Financial has been BBB Accredited since 2004 and holds an A+ rating. Guided by a long-standing commitment to helping people, it stands among the region’s largest credit unions and supports marketplace trust and community growth. The setting is relaxed and welcoming, offering a chance to expand professional contacts and reconnect with local leaders.

Friday Morning Business Connection offers a relaxed Chamber meetup at Holiday Inn & Suites Beaumont Plaza, featuring complimentary coffee, open networking, and opportunities to highlight your business. Attendees can exchange business cards, make new contacts, and enjoy a friendly, casual setting that encourages conversation.

Designed for those interested in volunteering with SOP and unsure where to begin, this training and orientation offers a clear starting point. Attendees learn about SOP's programs, meet the program directors, tour the facility, and identify volunteer roles that fit their interests. It takes place on the last Friday of the month.

Alicia leads Friday Storytime at RC Miller Library. This friendly, library-hosted gathering centers on sharing stories.

Girls' Haven Casino Night returns for its third fundraiser at the Beaumont Event Centre with a casino-themed evening dedicated to raising funds.

East Nashville singer songwriter Justin Alan Payne brings a set to For The Record that spotlights his range and depth. For more than a decade he has performed across the United States, both solo and with his projects Justin Payne & Co. and Rough Lovers. On the verge of his first proper Nashville solo LP, he continues to make indie waves with distinctive songs and an easygoing presence.

Meet Encanto at a friendly meet and greet with plenty of time for photos. Admission is free with the purchase of frozen yogurt. Bring a camera to capture the moment.

Band Nite returns with a new slate of live, original music from Southeast Texas. The lineup includes Ricky Millz blending hip hop and pop, OUTOFBODY showcasing heavy sounds across metal, hardcore, and metalcore, Kj Tha Great bringing rap, and Sammy Elo representing hip hop. This all-ages show requests a $5 donation at the door.

Parker McCollum performs at Doggett Ford Park Arena in Beaumont, Texas, with guest performers Vincent Mason and Jackson Wendell. The event is open to all ages and offers GA pit and reserved seating.

Parker McCollum is back at Doggett Ford Park Arena for a tour stop. Tickets will be available for purchase, and a presale code is offered through the Doggett Ford Park Insiders Club.

The Golden Triangle Big Band brings The Big Phat Concert to The Jefferson Theatre, a high-velocity salute to the music of Grammy-winning composer, arranger, and bandleader Gordon Goodwin, the creative force behind the Big Phat Band. Expect vibrant charts that marry swing, funk, Latin grooves, and cinematic flair, repertoire embraced by leading ensembles worldwide and influential to generations of musicians. Presented as a free performance, the program honors Goodwin’s legacy after his passing, celebrating the innovation, precision, and excitement that define his voice in modern big band jazz.

Dharma Med Spa hosts a monthly session focused on sound therapy, offering a calm setting that supports relaxation and healing. Veterans and individuals with PTSD are welcomed at no cost, and a $25 donation is requested from other attendees. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Guests may bring a mat, blanket, or pillow, with a limited supply available on site. Participants can reserve a spot by calling the spa in advance or may pay upon arrival.

Big Boyz Toys Corvette Club presents its 13th annual celebration of Corvettes at Twin Peaks Restaurant & Bar. The day features on-site registration followed by the show, with trophies and a special recognition for club participation. The entry fee is $40, and proceeds support Garth House. For details, contact Fred at (409) 370-1568 or Greg at (409) 332-3703.

Beaumont Comic Con is coming back to Doggett Ford Park. More information will be shared as it becomes available.

Composer and pianist Bobby Orozco returns to Southeast Texas to celebrate his new album, Bridge City Natives, with a special performance at the Jefferson Theatre, a historic venue. Hailing from Bridge City, he blends classical training with contemporary influences for an emotionally rich sound shaped in part by the expressive character of the cello. The evening features music from the album alongside his own original works, with guest cellist Kathleen Odom. Artist Ashley Berryman will paint live during the performance, creating an immersive blend of music and visual art on stage.

Gabriel Iglesias brings The 1976 Tour: A Fluffy Celebration to Doggett Ford Park Arena in Beaumont with a completely new set produced by Icon Concerts. Fresh off the success of his Netflix special, Gabriel Iglesias: Legend of Fluffy, this tour stop showcases all new material from a stand up powerhouse recognized among the most successful and highest grossing touring comedians. He has amassed more than 2 billion views on YouTube and connects with over 34.6 million fans across social media. This show has been rescheduled due to a scheduling conflict. Previously issued tickets remain valid, and those who cannot attend can request a refund at the original point of purchase within 30 days.

By popular demand, BATR is back at Madison's on Dowlen for a return appearance. To secure a table, call (409) 924-9777.

Enjoy a friendly match play pinball competition featuring six rounds of qualifying. Depending on the number of participants, the finals will include either the top four or the top eight players. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, making it an easy way to compete alongside friends. This tournament is sanctioned by the IFPA and awards points toward international pinball rankings.

Take a breather and connect with fellow moms who truly understand the journey. This lunch is designed for mothers of children with disabilities, providing time to exchange stories, share support, and enjoy laughter over a good meal. It is a chance to recharge and leave feeling appreciated and celebrated.

Planet K-pop brings a high-energy salute to K-pop, featuring music connected to K-pop Demon Hunters, BTS, Huntr/x, BLACKPINK, and more. This one-of-a-kind production blends the rush of a concert with the immersion of a full dance experience, showcasing precision choreography, standout formations, and unmistakable K-pop style that turns synchronized movement into a vivid spectacle. Expect onstage dance showdowns, dynamic lighting cues, pulse-raising moments, and surprise interactions with the cast, all designed to pull fans deeper into the spirit of the global fandom. Planet K-pop and its events are not affiliated with the films or composers mentioned, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

At Jefferson Theatre, the Randy Travis: More Life Tour features the Country Music Hall of Fame member alongside vocalist James Dupré, his co-star from the independent film The Price. Randy’s longtime touring band reunites with him on the road for the first time since before his 2013 stroke. The performance centers on Dupré and the band delivering Randy’s number one hits, including “On The Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever, Amen,” and “Three Wooden Crosses.” Randy Travis will make a special appearance, engaging with the audience and participating in the show, though he will not be singing. VIP passes are available in most markets and include a meet and greet. A longtime Grand Ole Opry star, he has also continued creating in recent years with the technology-assisted releases “Where That Came From” and “Horses in Heaven.”

At Brentwood Country Club, this charitable golf tournament brings players together for a four person scramble that benefits the American Cancer Society and supports those impacted by cancer. Participants can look forward to team awards and prizes, a closest to the pin challenge, a longest drive challenge, and a hole in one prize. The event also features a raffle and silent auction, plus food and refreshments. Businesses and community partners can get involved through sponsorship opportunities that combine meaningful support with added visibility. To register, call 409-840-9440. Each swing helps provide hope for patients and families and advances the fight against cancer.

Nightmare on Calder returns with an expanded celebration that blends Halloween and Christmas into a day packed with shopping, great food, family-friendly fun, and memorable characters. Browse goods from area vendors, sample bites from food trucks, and relax in a beer garden while roaming performers create fun photo moments. Kids can explore themed zones like Derry, Whoville, and Monster Town, go trick-or-treating, and decorate pumpkins along with other family activities. Expect costume contests, music, surprises, and a lively mix of holiday mischief that offers plenty to enjoy whether you lean spooky or merry. Admission is free.

John PayCheck performs at Soggy Bottom Saloon in Beaumont, TX with his seven-piece honky tonk band. Appearing as John PayCheck and The Cavalry, this show spotlights the full band on stage. Tickets are on sale now.

A candlelit concert in Beaumont reimagines 90s hip hop through the voices of a live string quartet, creating an intimate atmosphere as iconic tracks are transformed into lush arrangements. Performed by a Listeso string quartet from Houston, the program weaves medleys honoring Fugees and Lauryn Hill with Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, and Killing Me Softly, Outkast with Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), SpottieOttieDopaliscious and more, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott with The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) and Sock It to Me, Nas with It Ain’t Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, The World Is Yours, Jay-Z with Can I Get A…, Big Pimpin, Money Ain’t a Thing, A Tribe Called Quest with Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario, Wu-Tang Clan with C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing Ta F’ Wit, Protect Ya Neck, 2Pac with Dear Mama and California Love, The Notorious B.I.G. with Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, and Dr. Dre with Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang. The experience lasts about 60 minutes. Doors open an hour before the performance, and late entry is not allowed once the music starts. Suitable for ages 8 and older, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue accommodates ADA accessibility, and seating is organized by zones with placement determined by order of arrival. This tribute celebrates the music of the original artists while being presented independently, without endorsement, affiliation, or sponsorship by them, their estates, or official representatives.

Candlelight fills a Beaumont venue as a string quartet from Listeso performs a live, multi-sensory tribute to the film music of Hans Zimmer. Expect themes from favorites such as Inception, The Lion King, Madagascar, Dunkirk, The Pacific, The Dark Knight, Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Interstellar, Dune, Sherlock Holmes, and Pirates of the Caribbean, all illuminated by a warm sea of candles. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 60 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted once the show starts. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis.

Celebrate body art at the 12th annual tattoo expo in Beaumont, hosted by Ink Masters Tattoo Show. More than 80 award-winning artists will be working on site throughout the weekend, showcasing styles that range from realism and traditional to black and gray and vibrant color. Admission is available at the door only, with single-day passes priced at $25 and a three-day weekend pass at $40. Complimentary raffle drawings across the event will award $1,200 in tattoo time with participating artists, with two winners selected each day. Raffle entry is included with your pass, and entrants must be at least 18 and present with a valid ID to claim a prize. Tattoos are available only to guests 18 and older with valid identification. All ages are welcome to attend, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

BBB Sip N' Social, sponsored by G&G Enterprises, highlights a major milestone as G&G Enterprises marks 40 years in business. This mixer honors four decades of service to Southeast Texas and includes light snacks and refreshments. With experience hosting past Sip N' Socials, G&G Enterprises creates an environment for meaningful networking among professionals in the community.

Take a midday pause to connect with fellow mothers of children with disabilities. This casual lunch gathering offers space to swap stories, find encouragement, and share laughter over a good meal. It is a chance to recharge and feel celebrated among people who understand.

Acoustic rock with an upbeat spirit fills For The Record in Beaumont, Texas as the Good Vibes Highway Tour arrives with a focus on positivity and connection. This traveling show shares playful, nerdy energy across the U.S. and Canada, mixing humor, heart, and harmony into feel-good acoustic sets designed to leave audiences smiling and uplifted. The songs encourage everyone to shine together and pass along good energy, celebrating curiosity, kindness, and community. With a dash of science enthusiasm and easygoing storytelling, the tour brings the same spark to coffeehouses, community stages, and open-air settings alike. At the center is Texas rock singer-songwriter Mark Winters, a poet at heart, entrepreneur, optimist, family man, and bona fide rocket scientist who discovered his musical path while learning a song for his wife. He blends guitar-driven rock, blues influences, and pop sensibilities into an upbeat sound shaped by artists like John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. Look forward to melodies, warmth, and an atmosphere that lifts spirits.

Dominique Hammons brings Soul Sessions to the Jefferson Theatre with a performance that merges classical violin technique with the sounds of hip hop, R&B, jazz, gospel, and soul. Known for a magnetic stage presence and an innovative approach, he expands the possibilities of the modern violin while staying rooted in strong musicianship. Beginning his musical path at a young age, he developed an expressive, versatile style that features improvisation, contemporary production, and rhythmic drive. This blend connects with audiences across ages and settings, from concert halls and festivals to community stages and online platforms, creating a show that feels both current and deeply musical.

This luncheon provides complimentary meals for veterans. Meals can be enjoyed on site at Kirbyville Community House or picked up to go from the same location. Delivery is offered only to businesses.

American Cancer Society’s Southeast Texas Chevy Dealers Cattle Baron’s Ball offers a lively night of giving with a lasso the cure spirit. Attendees can enjoy a menu, dancing, raffles and other chance based games, along with both live and silent auctions and more. For 37 years, this purpose driven celebration has rallied Southeast Texas in support of efforts to help people stay well and get well, to find cures, and to fight back against cancer. The American Cancer Society is the largest U.S. private not for profit funder of cancer research, with more than $5 billion invested since 1946, and contributions have helped save more than 1.5 million lives in the United States over the past two decades. Boots and bling fit the spirit for a festive evening that blends fun with meaningful impact.

Celebrate a long-running holiday tradition with a 36th annual run featuring 5K, 10K, and a Kids 1K. Presented by the Sea Rim Striders Run Club, this signature fundraiser supports the club’s year-round mission to promote running and walking and also spotlights a local cause, with Ability Central Works as the featured nonprofit beneficiary. Registration is required in advance, as on-site signups are not available. Entry fees are 10 dollars for the 1K, 30 dollars for the 5K, and 40 dollars for the 10K. Discounts are offered but cannot be combined, including 30 percent off for Sea Rim Striders members, 25 percent off for military individuals, and 5 dollars off for special needs participants in any distance. All sales are final. If changing to a shorter distance, no refunds or future credits are provided. Bib transfers may be completed ahead of time, but not on race day. Early registration comes with extras. The first 100 people who register for the 5K or 10K receive a Sea Rim Striders branded giveaway, and some early bibs may include a golden star that unlocks surprises from the club and participating local businesses. All distances award finisher medals. Participants receive a short sleeve red shirt made with Ledger Tech fabric from Leslie Jordan Apparel; sizing typically runs true to size, and size changes can be requested. Competitive awards include overall male and female for first through third, along with masters, grand masters, and senior masters for both men and women. Age group awards follow five year brackets from 0 to 9 through 70 plus. The Kids 1K recognizes overall male and female, and there is additional acknowledgment for adaptive athletes and the oldest participant. An early start option is available for adaptive athletes. The 10K has a course time limit, so choose that distance only if you can complete it within the cutoff. Those who do not finish the 10K within the limit receive a DNF and cannot switch to the 5K to be considered for awards. Any age may enter the 5K or 10K if they can complete the distance within the time limit. Please do not leave children under 10 unattended on the course. The Kids 1K is open to children 12 and under and to special needs participants of any age. Parents may accompany their child on the 1K course at no charge and do not need to purchase a 1K entry simply to escort. A waiver is required for escorts who are not registered for the 5K or 10K, and parent wristbands are available at packet pickup. For safety, families are asked to stage toward the back so faster runners can start first. Parents who want a shirt can purchase merchandise at the Sea Rim Striders tent while supplies last, payable by PayPal or cash. Packet pickup is offered before the event, with limited pickup available on race morning. Please avoid parking on the side of MLK Parkway. General parking is plentiful, with overflow available downtown at the Civic Center. Special needs and disability parking can be arranged in advance so a reserved space can be coned.

This casual coffee break at the Southeast Texas Nonprofit Development Center, presented in partnership with Entergy, is designed for nonprofits serving Southeast Texas. Spend an easygoing hour connecting with fellow partner agencies, building relationships, and hearing brief updates from Entergy relevant to the region’s nonprofit community. RSVP to Karen Do at kdo@entergy.com or (409) 981-4928.

John Crist brings his national stand-up tour to the Jefferson Theatre for a night of quick wit, playfully off-kilter comedy, and the viral humor that has earned him more than a billion video views and a following of 8 million. Ranked by Pollstar among the Top 10 Global Touring Comedians, he launched John Crist Live after the nearly sold-out Jokes For Humans tour in 2025, delivered a sellout at Nashville’s Opry House, and added 25 more fall dates nationwide. His latest special, John Crist: Emotional Support, has surpassed 4 million views on YouTube, with additional millions watching clips across platforms. He also hosts the Net Positive with John Crist podcast and has appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Good Morning America, SEC Network, SHERRI, CBS Sports, Barstool Sports, and Theo Von’s This Past Weekend. Standard tickets are priced at $26.75, $36.75, and $46.75. A VIP Meet and Greet Package is available for $146.75 and includes a top-priced reserved seat in the best available section, a VIP laminate with lanyard, and a meet and greet with a photo opportunity. A venue presale is available with the code LAUGH.

A relaxed lunch created for mothers of children with disabilities, offering time to take a break and connect with others who understand the journey. Share stories, encouragement, and laughter over a good meal, and use this moment to recharge and feel celebrated.

Tickets are available from $35 to $95.