Events in Brazoria County, TX

This four-week, play-centered series is designed for infants, toddlers, and their parents or caregivers. Each session provides time to connect as a family, meet other families, and have one-on-one conversations with a different community resource professional. The program is open to any family that includes at least one child from birth to age five. Capacity is limited to 35 participants per session.

Search a real working farm for five cheerful scarecrows hidden around the grounds, each holding a bucket of small treasures like stickers, apples, candy, and other sweet surprises. Children can explore at their own pace and collect goodies as they go, creating a gentle, not-scary fall experience. Costumes are welcome, and bringing a change of clothes is helpful if you prefer to keep outfits clean. In addition to the scarecrow search, the day includes animal interactions, nature-based free play, story time, and a picnic under the trees. Space is limited.

Preschoolers can enjoy a themed storytime at Manvel Public Library that blends stories, songs, rhymes, and a craft activity. The program is designed for children ages 3 to 5 and features a new theme each week to keep young listeners engaged. Attendance is limited to 35 participants per session.

Get behind the wheel of an exotic supercar in Houston on a world class track at MSR Houston. Choose to drive or ride along in machines like Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches and more, with guidance from professional instructors who teach the proper racing line. No prior experience is required. Located about 40 minutes from downtown, this full motorsports venue sets the stage to check driving a supercar off your bucket list.

At Manvel Public Library, Movers & Shakers is a lively toddler program that builds early skills through rhythm made with the body and activities that support fine motor development. Children dance, sing, enjoy reading time and explore simple props to channel extra energy in a playful setting. Designed for ages 18 months to 3 years, each session is limited to 35 participants. Saturday follow-up sessions are also offered.

Kids of all ages can enjoy an engaging Halloween-themed storytime at the library, then take part in a trick-or-treat parade to City Hall for more seasonal festivities. Costumes are optional.

An inaugural chamber event at Alvin Skate N Party features bingo, prizes, food, and drinks, with Scott Salter as emcee. A costume contest welcomes Halloween outfits, western wear, or a spooky mix of both. Presented by Openland Credit Union. Tickets and sponsorships are available.

Experience Halloween in a drive-thru format designed for safety and festive fun. Stay in the car as you follow the trail, while children collect candy handed out by local businesses and civic groups. All guests must remain in their vehicles and walking is not permitted. It is a spooky and convenient way for families to celebrate together without leaving the car.

The David Caceres Band performs as the third show in the De Garth Presents Pearland Jazz Series, bringing live jazz shaped by standout musicianship, vibrant energy, and a soulful touch. The concert takes place at Hilton Garden Inn Houston Pearland. Dinner is available at the hotel before the performance, making it easy to enjoy a meal and then settle in for an evening of music.

Celebrate Halloween at Cavco Home Center of Alvin with a costume-friendly trick or treat walk through the homes on site. Start at the office, then visit each home to pick up candy along the way. Look for giveaways, discounts, and plenty of family friendly fun. Guests are encouraged to come in costume and bring a bag for treats while spending the evening with the Cavco crew in Alvin, Texas.

The Texas Salt Marsh Chapter hosts its second annual banquet at the Lake Jackson Civic Center. Guests will be welcomed as doors open, with dinner to follow. This family friendly gathering features games, raffles, prizes, and more. Details about ticket sales will be announced in a future update.

IJ Danley at Gulf Coast Speedway follows a clear track program that starts with a drivers briefing, continues with practice laps, moves into a slate of heats, and finishes with the main events.

The Monster Bash returns for its third year with a festive community event open to everyone. Costumes are encouraged but not required, making it simple to take part whether you plan to dress up or not. Friends, family, and neighbors are all welcome.

A pre-season training day focused on pointers and flushers offers a relaxed, open format to fine-tune skills before bird season. Dogs can be run individually or as a brace, with training tips available if desired. Pigeons will be on site, and quail or pheasant can be arranged upon request, so timely RSVPs that note the number of people and dogs are appreciated. Coffee and breakfast are provided. All training equipment is supplied, and participants should bring a chair, a leash, and an e-collar. This session is free for club members, and the cost for non-members is $60 per dog.

Explore fresh local goods from growers and makers, including vegetables, plants, jams and jellies, honey, sourdough breads, houseplants, meats, eggs, lotions, soaps, apothecary items, coffee, jewelry, hats, cookies, scones, fudge, and art. Stock up on pantry staples, enjoy baked treats, and browse handcrafted gifts... all in one place.

SPLASh and Houston Zoo partner for a volunteer beach cleanup at Quintana Beach County Park in Quintana, Texas. The effort focuses on protecting birds and other wildlife by removing debris from the beach. This family friendly event welcomes community members and aims to improve the local shoreline and habitat.

Dress in costume to receive a special in-store treat. Children and grandchildren are welcome to come in costume as well. Candy will be handed out, and a festive punch will be served. Any purchase made during the event will earn an entry into a door prize drawing.

The Rosharon Volunteer Fire Department is hosting its 46th Annual Live Auction & BBQ with BBQ, raffles, live auction items, and family fun. All proceeds support equipment, training, protective gear, and emergency response needs. More details will be shared soon.

A Fall Festival at Kiddie Academy of Meridiana welcomes families in Manvel and nearby communities for an afternoon centered on play, neighborly connection, and community engagement. Activities include trunk or treat, a moonwalk, interactive experiences for parents and children, tours of the academy, and a marketplace featuring local vendors and small businesses, all designed to offer seasonal fun for all ages. The gathering highlights opportunities to meet neighbors, support local entrepreneurs, and explore the academy’s offerings. Free vendor spaces are available for local businesses, with details and availability provided upon request.

At Manvel Public Library, this Saturday session of Movers & Shakers centers on playful movement and rhythm to build body percussion and fine motor skills. Toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years move to music, sing, hear a story, and use simple props to shake out the morning wiggles. Each session is limited to 35 participants. Thursday sessions of Movers & Shakers are also offered for those who prefer a weekday option.

All Saints Eve is marked at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Angleton with a trunk-or-treat featuring candy, hayrides, and a variety of family-friendly activities. The Saint and Biblical Costume Competition invites creative outfits inspired by figures from scripture, with an electric kid's car as the prize. Dressing as a saint or biblical character is encouraged but not required, so participants can enjoy fellowship, treats, and festive fall fun in the church parking area.

Shadycrest Baptist Church hosts a free Halloween-themed event featuring a decorated trunk-or-treat trail, carnival games, trebuchet pumpkin launching, and the messy fun of the Pumpkin Gut Derby. A booth will be available for prayer and questions about God. Children are welcome in costumes or without. In case of heavy rain, activities will move inside the Activity Center.

Wild Peach Market hosts Nerd Night featuring Brazosport College ESports, with shopping and food from talented local vendors. The event celebrates fandoms and gaming culture, including Pokemon Go, trading cards, and Tamagotchi. A cosplay contest is planned, with a prize for first place. More details will be shared closer to the market date. For information or reservations, contact Wild Peach Market directly and trust only communication from official contacts Whitley E and Kim S, as scammers are active.

The third annual Candy Trail at the Dream City trail offers a family-friendly evening filled with free fun.

This annual fall festival at Life Foursquare Church features complimentary food, games, a petting zoo, inflatables, and more for all ages. The celebration embraces a Light the Night theme honoring Jesus and welcomes the entire community.

At Gulf Coast Speedway, the program begins with a meeting for drivers, moves into practice laps, continues with qualifying heats, and wraps up with the final main events. The schedule builds from preparation to preliminaries to the headline races for a complete program of on track action.

A costume celebration features a contest for standout looks, with DJ Teague providing the music on the patio. Attendees can show off their costumes and enjoy the patio atmosphere.

Returning for another year, Diva's at Dusk features event specials, snacks and beverages, and deals throughout the event.

Downtown Lake Jackson turns into a festive holiday celebration for the 16th anniversary of Divas at Dusk, highlighting friendships, glitter, and good times. Participating shops welcome visitors with seasonal decor, light bites, sips, and the occasional surprise. Begin at any participating store to pick up an event card, collect stamps as you browse, then turn in the card at your final stop for a chance to win gift cards, with drawings announced the following day. There is no ticket or fee to take part. Explore Tammie's Touch, Urban Eve, Carriage Flowers & Boutique, Stitch & Spur, Elaine's Fashions, Picking Daisies, 4 Seasons Travel, C-Star Massage, Refresh Boutique, Tom's Luxury, LJ Flower Co., and Uncommon Market while getting a head start on holiday shopping alongside friends.

Divas at Dusk brings an evening of style and connection to Urban Eve, combining boutique shopping, beauty, and time with friends. Browse featured vendors while enjoying cocktails, and take advantage of special savings available only during the event along with bonus gifts tied to purchases. Salon professionals will be available for free consultations to discuss hair goals, including new cuts, color, or extensions, and to help envision a fresh look. It is a relaxed night to shop, mingle, and find inspiration.

Designed for preschoolers, this library storytime blends stories, movement, music, and craft activities. Themes for November include hippos, kindness, Native American authors, and family. Ideal for children ages 3 to 5.

The first-ever Hockey Day in Houston golf tournament and fundraising event is planned at Pearland Golf Club in Pearland. More details will be announced soon.

A Chamber ribbon cutting will welcome Pilates Addiction Manvel as a new member. Attendees can meet the team, tour the facility, and learn more about what the business offers the community. It is a chance to celebrate a new addition to the area and connect with the people behind it.

At National Oak Park, the Alvin Rotary Club hosts the 22nd annual Novemberfest, a family-friendly celebration centered on a Car and Bike Show with free spectator admission. The lineup includes on-site registration for show entrants, judging and an awards presentation, an Arts, Crafts and Collectibles Business Expo, a donut and coffee breakfast for veterans, DJ entertainment at the Alvin Rotary Pavilion, Putt-Putt golf, a Kids Fun Zone with all-day wristbands available, and a food court. Guests can also look forward to a performance by Brittany Hawkins Dance Studio, a Fusion Martial Arts demonstration, a tribute to veterans, live music at the Rotary Pavilion, and a 50/50 raffle drawing. Proceeds benefit the Alvin Rotary Club scholarship program. Sponsor recognition includes Texas Advantage Community Bank at the Diamond level, Chocolate Bayou Federal Credit Union, Hometown Bank of Alvin, and Phillips 66 at the Gold level, and Bronze level supporters Bunky and Son Construction, Claron Salter-Clark State Farm Insurance, Jeter Memorial Funeral Home, Jody and Brenda Schibi, Keith S. Schauder M.D. P.A. Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, Scott Funeral Home, and Stacy L. Adams, Brazoria County Commissioner Precinct 3.

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

This casual, come-and-go coffee meetup takes place in the community room at Panera Bread in Lake Jackson. Attendance is free and open to all, with a welcoming space for the LGBTQ+ community and allies. Guests are welcome to bring a friend or make new connections in a relaxed setting.

School is out and adventure is on at iCode Pearland, where kids can build, code and create during fall break. Camps cover coding in Minecraft and Roblox, animation, 3D design and robot battles, with options for ages 5 to 14. Programs are offered in one day and three day formats. Highlights include Animation Creation for ages 9 to 14, Junior Robotics with Vex 123 for ages 5 to 10, and Minecraft Architect using Python and Raspberry Pi for ages 7 to 14. Additional choices feature the new 3D innovators for ages 7 to 14, Dasher, Dancer, Designer, a holiday graphic design camp with Canva for ages 7 to 14, the new Roblox Tycoon Typhoon for ages 7 to 14, and VEX Battle of the Bots, Tournament of Champions, for ages 5 to 10.

At Manvel Public Library, this monthly club for school-age children and their families explores the world of Pokémon with a special focus on the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Trained staff help children learn how to play while encouraging teamwork, reading comprehension, and basic math skills. Guests who prefer other activities can enjoy additional Pokémon themed options. Designed for ages 5 to 14. The club meets monthly.

A monthly after-hours business networking event at Gordon Street Tavern features Ro-Berg Concrete Repair Specialist as the sponsor. Participants can learn about Ro-Berg’s expertise while connecting with other professionals and enjoying refreshments. The first 20 guests receive a complimentary alcoholic beverage courtesy of the sponsor.

Parents can enjoy a night out while kids gear up for action with friends during an evening of Nerf-fueled fun at Al Garza's Premier Martial Arts in Pearland. Teams will face off in fast-paced battles and mission-style challenges, enjoy games with door prizes, and refuel with a pizza dinner, all under supervision for three hours. Everyone is welcome, and no AGPMA membership is required, so friends, classmates, and neighbors can all take part. Participants should bring their own Nerf blasters, plenty of ammo, and protective eyewear, and the staff will handle the rest. Registration is $35 per participant, with a $45 day-of option, and space is limited.

Take part in a fall litter cleanup at Centennial Park in Pearland and earn volunteer hours while helping keep the community beautiful. A light breakfast and protective equipment will be provided for participants, and bringing a reusable water bottle is recommended.

This event takes place at The Hour Glass in Alvin.

Presented at The Clarion at Brazosport College in Lake Jackson, this patriotic concert spotlights the Brazosport College Choirs as it honors veterans and commemorates America’s 250th. The program features choral and orchestral favorites, including the Star-Spangled Banner, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Gould’s American Salute, and the Armed Forces Medley.

A drive-through Thanksgiving meal giveaway at Freedom Park in Angleton offers support for local families preparing for the holiday. Each household may receive one meal package that includes a ham or turkey, stuffing, a side, and a pie to prepare and enjoy at home. Proof of address is required, and individuals must be present to receive a package. Meals are available while supplies last. Community members are encouraged to share this information with families who could benefit.

Holiday cheer meets marketplace magic with shopping and food from local vendors. More information will be shared as the market approaches. For details or reservations, contact WPM directly and be cautious of scams. Only respond to messages from the official contacts, Whitley E and Kim S.

Cheap Skate Night at Alvin Skate -N- Party in Alvin offers an affordable skating session for $6.50, which includes admission and skate rental, with tax added at checkout. Gather friends and spend the evening rolling around the rink without stretching your budget.

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

Rob Ray’s Taproom in Pearland hosts a holiday weekend fundraiser in support of Caffeinated Canine Rescue. The Caffeinated Canine table features raffle baskets and a gift table, with every purchase benefiting the rescue’s work for local dogs. A playful no run, fun run adds to the festivities, and friendly pups will be there to enjoy treats, high fives, and hugs. All proceeds go to Caffeinated Canine Rescue, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Tax ID 93-2007921.

A festival dedicated to fine art presents an indoor, gallery-style showcase of artists. Outside, the regular market returns with an expanded lineup of vendors. Additional details are provided on the flyer.

The Chamber Board of Directors is presenting a community wide Winter Wonderland effort in West Columbia that asks every local business to transform their storefront exteriors with an all white theme of lights and decorations. Decorations will be judged, and one business will earn the title of “Best Winter Wonderland Business” along with a complimentary one year membership to the Chamber of Commerce. The winner will be announced by the Chamber.

A festive one day celebration features photos with Santa, bounce houses, games, and live performances by local dance groups and other entertainers. Gather around the fire pit to toast s’mores, and explore Christmas activities designed for all ages. It offers a cheerful start to the season for families and friends. For more information, call 979-265-8392.

3 Spot returns to The Hour Glass for an upbeat night featuring music and dancing, drinks, friendly faces and plenty of fun.

West Columbia comes together for the annual Light Up the First Capitol Festival, a town-wide celebration of the Christmas season presented by the West Columbia Chamber of Commerce. Festivities center on Columbia Heritage Hall and spread throughout the community with shopping, dining, and tours that spotlight local businesses. At the hall, guests can explore a holiday market, visit Santa’s Workshop, take photos with Santa, and enjoy a Giving Tree stroll, with canned food donations encouraged. A festive breakfast and a firetruck ride with Santa are hosted by Pi Lambda of the West Columbia Fire Department. The Ladies of the Light House Church offer a Holiday Bistro, and a slate of Christmas performances adds to the cheer. Around town, look for eats and treats on the streets and food trucks along Broad Street. Highlights also include a downtown parade, Christmas Under the Stars at First Baptist Church, and a performance by Cole Degges on Broad Street. Golf cart access is available through the VHP gate with cash payment at the VHP Visitor Center.

Karla’s Kloset Holiday Vendor Market returns with a festive marketplace showcasing local businesses, one-of-a-kind gifts, and plenty of holiday cheer. Shop a vibrant selection of vendors and enjoy a friendly community atmosphere while discovering unique finds for the season. More details will be shared soon.

Angleton High School Fine Arts presents Chicago the Musical, Teen Edition, bringing the signature razzle dazzle and the spirit of All That Jazz to the stage with multiple performances. Alongside the show, attendees can explore a silent auction, take part in a raffle supporting the theatre boosters, and find Chicago-themed T-shirts. The Stuffed Buddy Factory will also be on site with buildable stuffed bears and animals and outfit options.

Celebrate a lighthearted medieval vibe at Wild Peach Market in Brazoria with shopping and food from local vendors. More details will be shared as the market gets closer. Tickets will be available soon for direct purchase through official channels. For information or reservations, contact WPM directly and be cautious of scammers. Only trust communications from WPM or from the designated contacts, Whitley E and Kim S.

This free, family-friendly holiday market and BBQ cook-off features shopping, live music, a silent auction and raffles, hands-on crafts for kids, inflatables, photos with Santa, and plenty of tasty food. The event benefits Patriots Football & Cheer, PGSA Softball, and Pearland Little League, supporting local youth sports. Festive activities for all ages create a cheerful community gathering.

Now in its second year, this family-friendly Christmas celebration spans two evenings and is packed with seasonal fun. Slide down a large snow hill, check out whimsical holiday inflatables, and meet friendly animals at the petting zoo. Capture a photo with Santa, wander through a life-size Christmas village, and stop by the reindeer barn for a hands-on craft. Enjoy cookies and hot cocoa, take a hayride alongside a live nativity, and discover even more festive touches throughout. Food trucks will be on site with items available for purchase.

Downtown Alvin will shine with a festive marketplace celebrating the season and the spirit of home, heart, and community. Vendors who offer toys, handmade gifts, collectibles, or holiday treats are encouraged to transform their spaces into miniature winter scenes with lights, decorations, inflatables, artificial snow, and illuminated candy canes so the whole event sparkles. Hosted by Garcia’s Detailing, vendor spaces are available with pre-registration priced at $30 and day-of registration at $35. To secure a spot or ask questions, call 281-468-8747 or contact Garcia’s Auto Detailing directly. Email signups are not accepted, third-party offers will not be honored, and participants should stay alert for scammers. The aim is to make Alvin glow, booth by booth.

A candlelit walking tour guides visitors through the site to see how Christmas traditions were observed by both enslaved and free families across 134 years of history. Sip warm wassail and try classic holiday games inspired by the Hogg family. A cooking demonstration sheds light on the lives of the enslaved at Patton Place, including Anthony Christopher. Historic toys come to life through archeology activities and hands-on crafts. Entry is by donation.

Timeless HTX presents a genre-spanning live show blending Rock, Pop, Motown, Funk, Disco, and Country music.

The program begins with a Wreaths Across America ceremony at Angleton Cemetery. Afterward, wreaths will be placed at the gravesites of more than 1,200 veterans laid to rest there.

The holiday grudge match returns as Santa steps back in to reclaim the crown from the green troublemaker who unseated him last year. This second installment promises a loud, lively spectacle filled with festive chaos, with a single fight deciding the title and Santa’s shot at redemption. Admission is free for everyone, and the action takes place at Garcia’s Detailing in Alvin, where families and friends can watch to see whether Santa wins it back or the Grinch keeps Christmas.

NYLT at Camp Karankawa offers an energetic, hands-on leadership course that equips Scouts to lead effectively in their home units. The program welcomes Scouts age 13 and up and Venturers age 14 and up who want to build skills in conflict resolution, ethical decision making, and team development through interactive learning. Experienced graduates can serve on youth staff to sharpen teaching skills and help lead the next generation. Adult leaders mentor the youth staff and help ensure a safe, high quality program environment.

Keep the holiday spirit alive with JoiLux Dueling Pianos at The Dirty South. Enjoy energetic singalongs, audience-picked tunes, plenty of laughs, and refreshing beverages while the dueling pianos keep the party moving from start to finish. All ages are welcome, and there is no cover charge.

Little ones can enjoy a New Year’s countdown created just for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years. The celebration features music, dancing, engaging sensory activities, and a festive balloon drop to cap it off.