This weekend in Corpus Christi, TX

Browse a wide variety of rummage sale finds, including vintage items, tools, furniture, home decor, appliances, books, toys, clothes, shoes, and more. Look for great deals and unexpected treasures.

Spend a fun-filled morning with local high schools, family, and friends.

On the second Saturday of each month, the art museum offers free admission. Visitors can explore the galleries with guided tours led by docents, watch artist demonstrations, and take part in hands-on art activities in the galleries presented with support from the Art Bridges Foundation. Tours and activities run throughout the day, offering an easy way to engage with art.

Enjoy a fall festival featuring vendors, a food truck, a bounce house, and more.

High school seniors can earn two service hours for each tall kitchen trash bag or medium-sized box of donations. Annual donation milestones offer recognition: 25 bags earns a Silver Medallion, 50 bags earns a Gold Medallion Honor Cord, and 100 or more bags earns a graduation stole. The student with the most donations receives a $50 Raising Cane’s gift card.

Explore Tai Chi and Qigong in a two-hour workshop at The Studio Port A. Gentle, flowing movements paired with mindful breathing and relaxation help build a deeper connection between mind, body, and spirit. The practice supports balance, flexibility, strength, and overall wellness. Suitable for all levels, with no prior experience needed. The session is held in a non-heated room.

Browse a rock-and-roll flea and thrift market featuring local vendors from around the Coastal Bend. Shoppers can explore records, CDs, cassettes, band T-shirts, posters, artwork, memorabilia, and more. The free event is open to families and people of all ages, with lunch available from the House of Rock kitchen and drinks from the bar.

Enjoy a brunch featuring champagne, mimosas, and Bloody Marys, along with bingo and the chance to win goodies. The gathering supports local schools and Seashore Charter Schools. More details about tickets, tables, brunch, prizes, and sponsorship opportunities will be announced.

Pawfest brings together adoptable pets, Wiener Dog Races, stunt dog shows, live music, food trucks, local vendors, and a Kids Zone for a pet-filled festival. Proceeds support Gulf Coast Humane Society’s lifesaving work and the thousands of animals it cares for each year. The festival is presented by Wienerschnitzel.

Relax and unwind at the library with a variety of coloring pictures to choose from. Coloring pages are provided, and all ages are welcome.

Celebrate Marlin spirit at the second annual HoCo Fest, featuring games, inflatables, music, and festive food. The gathering is free and open to everyone, and marks the start of Homecoming Week.

Create personalized gratitude rock art in a beginner-friendly workshop with all supplies included. Participants will paint and customize one large, two medium, and one small rock, which can be used to hold down napkins, decorate, or give as gifts. The ticket includes hot tea and freshly baked pie. Fall mini photo sessions will also be available with Visions of Forever in the crafting studio.

A festive Christmas market at Cotton Branch Farms unfolds beneath sparkling lights and a starry Texas sky. Browse local vendors for handmade gifts, unique crafts, and farm-fresh goods. Enjoy live music, with performers to be announced, and a warm, family-friendly setting. The focus is on supporting small businesses and seasonal shopping in a charming farm atmosphere, with plenty of chances to discover special treasures as you explore.

Car enthusiasts gather for a friendly hangout featuring hot rods, classic cars, race cars, speedy trucks, and motorcycles. Families and friends are welcome to enjoy the experience together.

A lively evening of coffee, laughter, and chisme, featuring 10 participants sharing stories at the microphone. Come enjoy cafecito, good company, and plenty of entertaining conversation.

Dreams: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac performs beloved classics and fan favorites, including “Dreams,” “Go Your Own Way,” “The Chain,” and “Landslide.” The live show is part of the second night of Fifth & Elm’s first-anniversary celebration and features a high-energy performance. Admission is free, with premium reserved seating and VIP experiences available.

Travel back to the 80s with a night of New Wave hits, retro vibes, and classic music from the decade. Get ready to dance to familiar favorites.

Kick off the Christmas season at a curated market featuring carefully selected vendors and a new Christmas photo backdrop. Shop from small businesses, take festive pictures, and enjoy a welcoming market that continues to grow. Small businesses interested in vending are welcome to inquire.

Savor a favorite drink at Stingers Coffee Southside while browsing a craft and vendor pop-up that spotlights local makers and small businesses. Enjoy fresh coffee, friendly faces, and plenty of handmade, one-of-a-kind finds that make thoughtful gifts or a fun treat for yourself. Vendors rotate monthly, so there is always something new to discover. Sip, shop, and support the community.

Celebrate the Christmas season with holiday shopping, food, entertainment, activities, and family fun at Artesian Park in Downtown Corpus Christi. Browse local vendors, handmade creations, unique gifts, sweets, snacks, and holiday treats while enjoying music and festive activities. Each Sunday features different vendors and entertainment, offering fresh holiday fun throughout the season.

Sunday practices offer opportunities to watch or try SCA fighting. Spectators are welcome, and participation is free. Adults interested in trying it can use loaner equipment, provided they are 18 or older and sign a waiver. Youth combat is also available for children ages 6–17, with foam-padded weapons and loaner gear. Youth participants must remain with a parent or legal guardian, who must also sign a waiver. Practices are weather permitting, and their locations and arrangements may change. Participants are encouraged to take COVID precautions. Food and drinks other than bottled water are not provided, though individuals may bring their own and share at their own risk.