Events in Brownsville today

This store tournament celebrates Dragon Ball FUSION WORLD with organized competition in a welcoming, community setting. Participants compete and connect with fellow fans throughout the event.

This store-run tournament is dedicated to the Gundam card game. Participants compete in organized matches within a friendly competitive setting.

Experience live country music from Brody Rivers at The Moon Rock. Expect good vibes and cold drinks for an easy night out.

An inspiring evening that welcomes everyone and honors heroes, designed to leave each guest uplifted and encouraged. Rooted in the belief that faith and ability together can spark extraordinary outcomes, the gathering centers on a shared spirit of possibility and celebration.

Fiesta Fridays marks 15 years with a yearlong series held every Friday. The event features VIP tours, coloring pages, craft kits, and exclusive MooMoo stickers. No appointment is needed... walk-ins are welcome. The anniversary celebration continues throughout the year.

A store-hosted Digimon Card Game tournament takes place on Fridays.

This event features dueling pianos along with an evening of music, food, drinks, and an auction. More information will be shared soon.

Fans of Megan Hollingshead can find her at The Comic Cave in Sunrise Mall, followed by an appearance at the 2nd edition of PokeCon RGV at the dome at Brownsville Sports Park.

The ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Grand Battle for Stores 2026 features tiered rewards for participants and top finishers. Participation includes Event Pack Vol.9 x32. Reaching the top eight awards Event Pack Vol.9 x8. Making the top four earns Limited Promotion Sleeve (Ms. All Sunday) x4. The winner receives an Extra Grand Battle Card x1.

This store tournament focuses on the One Piece Card Game and includes prize support, with nine participation packs and one winner pack.

Lunadas del Valle brings an evening of poetry, storytelling, music, and art to Búho Bookstore in downtown Brownsville. Curated by Michael Jones and featuring readers that include Juan M. Perez, the gathering will be emceed by Daniel García Ordaz, also known as the Poet Mariachi, with music to be announced. Michael Jones is also highlighted as the featured artist. Each featured reader is slated for seven to twelve minutes. If time remains, an open mic will follow with up to five minutes per participant. Admission is free, presented by the Seven To Eight Poetry Project. Inspired by the long-standing Mexican tradition of lunadas held under a full moon, this edition may take place indoors or outdoors to accommodate Rio Grande Valley heat. Attendees are encouraged, though not required, to bring new or gently used books to donate to the city’s only independent bookstore.

The Un Verano Sin Ti pop-up market has shifted to a new date to welcome more vendors and will take place at Ambassador Event Center. Expect free entry, a $50 cash prize raffle, and complimentary tote bags for the first 30 guests. Organizers are currently seeking vendors interested in participating.