Events in Fort Bend County, TX

Sonu Nigam brings the Revolution Tour to Fort Bend County Epicenter for a live concert featuring his signature hits, classic melodies, and fan favorites. The evening presents a career-spanning performance by one of India’s most acclaimed singers, highlighting Bollywood and Indian music.

Set in Brazos River Park in Sugar Land, this inclusive race day features a half marathon, 10k, 5k, 1 mile, and a kids dash for ages 10 and under. Packet pickup takes place before the start, the kids dash gathers at the start line with participants guided to their starting area, and the National Anthem leads into the main race. Live results and awards are available at the registration tent as soon as you finish. Registration benefits include a designer shirt, a custom finisher medal, chip timing with live results and awards, free photos, and snacks at the finish line. Half marathon, 10k, and 5k entries include a custom bib, shirt, and medal. The 1 mile is untimed and also includes a custom bib, shirt, and medal. The kids dash is an untimed run with a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a medal created just for this event, and children may participate in the dash at no cost if they choose to skip the swag. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k at $17 for participants 12 and under. The focus is on fun, family friendly participation that welcomes every pace and fitness level.

The 21st annual Walk for Peace is a family-friendly 5K that brings the community together at Lost Creek Park. This year features a Heroes theme, inviting participants to come dressed as favorite heroes or changemakers. Admission is free. Registration will open soon, with additional details to be shared on the event website and in upcoming announcements.

From Main Street Crossing, Las Vegas headliner and ventriloquist Terry Fator brings a fresh 90-minute production, Pure Imagination: Once Upon a Voice, to the Stafford Centre. The show blends comedy, music, celebrity impressions, and top tier ventriloquism while opening a tour that spans 2025 to 2026. Expect quick-witted sketches, musical parodies, and appearances by favorite characters such as Winston the Impersonating Turtle, Walter T. Airdale, Julius, Duggie, Vikki the Cougar, and Maynard Tompkins, often introduced as the ultimate Elvis impersonator. The set also features impressions inspired by artists like Willie Nelson, Michael Jackson, and Justin Bieber, with surprises in the mix. Alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks will be sold during the performance. Parking is free. Tickets range from $59.68 to $139.68 plus sales tax. Admission requires either printed tickets or official Etix digital tickets. Screenshots are not accepted, and group buyers are responsible for getting tickets to each attendee.

Hosted by Main Street Crossing, Terry Fator takes the stage at Stafford Centre with a fresh 90-minute production that blends sharp comedy, musical parodies, spot-on celebrity impressions, and signature ventriloquism. The America’s Got Talent winner and longtime Las Vegas headliner appears with beloved characters including Winston the Impersonating Turtle, Walter T. Airdale, Vikki the Cougar, and Maynard Tompkins, celebrated as the world’s greatest Elvis impersonator. The show also features impressions inspired by artists like Willie Nelson, Taylor Swift, and Elton John, creating an evening filled with laughter, music, and playful imagination at Stafford Centre.

Bikes & BBQ offers a free, all-ages setting with music, tasty food, games, and a welcoming vibe for families. A bike show is featured, with entry priced at $20 per bike and $10 for each additional entry. Categories include Big BMX in 24, 26, and 29 inch sizes, plus Cruiser and Stretched Cruiser, along with the BMF Best in Show. Awards are presented for first, second, and third place in every category except BMF Best in Show, which recognizes first place only. Participants can showcase their best builds for bragging rights, and opportunities to sponsor or co-host are available upon inquiry.

At the Museum of Natural Science Sugarland, the Enchanted Forest Masquerade Gala offers a fairy-tale atmosphere in support of Abigail’s Place and its work empowering displaced single mothers in Fort Bend County. Amid twinkling lights, lush greenery, and woodland-inspired decor, the evening features an elegant dinner, enchanting entertainment, and both silent and live auctions. Proceeds help provide housing, resources, and hope for mothers and children pursuing a brighter future, while the program celebrates the resilience of the families Abigail’s Place serves.

Shake Down Band HTX takes the stage at Baker Street Pub for a night of live music.

Enjoy a live concert from Juanes at Smart Financial Centre - Sugar Land, TX.

Health and wellness organizations can connect directly with the Fort Bend community at the 2026 Fort Bend Health & Wellness EXPO hosted at St. Luke’s Health Sugar Land Hospital. The event is seeking interactive participants who can offer demonstrations, health screenings, or other engaging experiences that showcase their work. Participation options include a vendor booth at $450 with an early bird rate of $400, an Expo Sponsor level at $1,500, and an Exclusive Passport Sponsor level at $2,000. Vendor opportunities are limited to Fort Bend Regional Partnership members and space is limited. For details or questions, contact Mariana Marmolejo at mariana@fbrp.org or 281-566-2161.

A decade of My Hero Academia is honored in a live concert that traces the saga from Deku’s early beginnings to its most intense showdowns. A live band performs Yuki Hayashi’s celebrated score while striking visuals highlight moments spanning all eight seasons, bringing heroic victories and tender emotions to the stage. Whether you have followed the series for years or are discovering it now, this immersive performance offers a musical journey through courage, friendship, and the strength of heroes.

Sixtiesmania presents a live journey through the 1960s, performing hits by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, The Kinks and others. The show pairs authentic musicianship on vintage instruments and era-inspired attire with an immersive visual production that includes archival footage, psychedelic imagery, and a vibrant light show to capture the look, sound, and songs of the decade. It is a high-energy experience that encourages singing and dancing for devoted fans of the era as well as those discovering it for the first time. Reserved seating is in effect, and tickets are required for all guests, including infants. Ticket prices range from $48 to $95, plus state tax.

Sixtiesmania delivers a high-energy trip through the music of the 1960s, spanning everything from the Beatles to the Beach Boys. The show moves through the British Invasion, sun-soaked California sounds, Carnaby Street style, the Vietnam era, Flower Power, Woodstock and more, with each song carefully recreated to match the classic recordings people know. Onstage details help complete the time-capsule feel, including English-tailored suits, multiple costume changes and vintage instruments. When available, a multimedia backdrop adds extra color. With a repertoire of more than 250 songs, strong vocals and tight playing, the performance features a hit-filled set and is billed as one of the most authentic sixties tributes on the circuit.

The Fineprint Guide launches its first Walk the Circle 5K at Oyster Creek Park, bringing the community together to support diabetes awareness and raise funds for essential diabetes devices. Participants can run or walk on their own, with family, or as part of a team. Registration is $30 per person and open to all ages. After crossing the finish line, attendees can explore local food and drink vendors and connect with diabetes resources. Every entry helps expand access to vital tools for those who need them. Online registration is available, and day-of signups will be offered as well.

Browse a market of Texas based small businesses featuring women’s and children’s boutique clothing, home, holiday and garden decor, gourmet food items, and handmade and fashion jewelry. Parking is free. Admission is $8, with free entry for military with ID and for children under 16.

The Dreaming The Same Dream Tour unites Gov’t Mule and Ziggy Marley for an evening that blends rock virtuosity and reggae-rooted soul. For over 30 years, Gov’t Mule has cultivated a global following with a fearless, soulful sound and noted improvisational prowess. Led by Grammy-winning guitar legend Warren Haynes, the band has released more than 20 albums, delivered thousands of performances, and sold millions of records. Their 2023 album Peace…Like A River, featuring guest collaborators, followed the Grammy-nominated Heavy Load Blues, with both recorded during the same sessions. Known for dynamic interplay, the group continues to honor and expand the legacy of great American music. Ziggy Marley brings a nearly 40-year career as a nine-time Grammy and Emmy-winning musician, producer, and activist. The son of Bob and Rita Marley, he has forged his own path by blending reggae with funk, blues, and rock while exploring themes of love, justice, and empowerment. Through Tuff Gong Worldwide, Ishti Music, and his URGE charity, he champions creative independence and supports children worldwide. Together, these artists present a live pairing that blends improvisational rock and reggae influences, highlighting musical storytelling and groove.

Sir Tom Jones brings the Come Gather Round Tour to the stage, highlighting a career that has thrilled audiences for more than six decades. The Welsh vocalist behind classics like It’s Not Unusual, Delilah, and Green, Green Grass of Home has sold over 100 million records and continues to earn acclaim, including for recent work such as Surrounded By Time. From a breakthrough in the 1960s to collaborations that span generations, from Stevie Wonder to Ed Sheeran, his influence crosses styles and eras. Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2006 and known as a coach on The Voice UK, he remains active at 85, still performing and recording while adding new chapters to a storied legacy.

Tom Jones, the renowned Welsh singer, takes the stage at Smart Financial Centre in Sugar Land with his unmistakable voice and seasoned stagecraft. The performance features hallmark hits including "It's Not Unusual", "Delilah", and "She's a Lady", presented with the pop-soul spirit that has defined his live shows across the decades.

Main Street Crossing hosts Leonid & Friends at the Stafford Centre, marking a return to Texas for this globally recognized Chicago tribute. Expect standout musicianship, spot-on vocals, and a lively stage show that highlights favorites like 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?, Beginnings, If You Leave Me Now, and Feelin’ Stronger Every Day. This is an all-ages concert, and tickets are available.

Presented by First Colony Church of Christ, this free outdoor movie night invites the community to relax under the night sky. Pack lawn chairs, cozy blankets, and a few friends, then settle in for a family-friendly film with complimentary popcorn and a warm, welcoming vibe. Arrive early to choose a comfortable spot and enjoy time connecting with neighbors. The featured film is Toy Story 5, rated PG.

Enjoy a laid back outdoor screening of Toy Story 5 at Sugar Land Town Square’s Plaza. Bring a blanket, settle into a comfortable spot, and share a free movie with family, friends, and neighbors. Free popcorn will be available. Attendees can pick up dinner or dessert from nearby restaurants to enjoy on the Plaza, and some locations will have special offers. During Movies on the Square, B.B. Italia will offer an 18 inch cheese or pepperoni pizza for $15. Additional deals may be announced as the series goes on. Admission is free. The event depends on the weather and any changes will be posted on Sugar Land Town Square social channels. By attending, guests grant Sugar Land Town Square permission to use photos, video, or audio captured at the event for promotional purposes without compensation.

George Memorial Library partners with The Live Oak Playhouse for the yearly Shakespeare-by-the-Book Festival, featuring a production of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Imagine a charming Italian villa brought to life with sweeping skirts, corseted costumes, vivid colors, gestures of chivalry, and duels, all setting the stage for laughter. Colorful characters navigate romance and betrayal, trading quick wit and lively banter in a spirited romantic comedy.

Brick Haunted Builds invites young LEGO fans to dive into Halloween-themed creativity where the mood stays fun, not frightening. Kids design eerie but friendly haunted houses, monster vehicles, and imaginative maze worlds, then share their work in a gallery walkthrough that highlights every creation. Trick-or-treat themed build challenges add surprises and playful twists along the way. This hands-on experience encourages creativity, teamwork, and storytelling, and is tailored for ages 5 to 11, making it a good fit for siblings, friends, and families who enjoy building together. One grand prize is awarded in each age group, and every participant receives a small surprise. Admission is $5 per child. Community partners include Kim D. Nguyen with Halona Real Estate, Bricks & Minifigs Sugar Land, and The Teahouse Tapioca & Tea in Sugar Land, which also hosts the event.

The Houston Filipino Street Food Festival returns to celebrate Filipino cuisine, culture, and community in Houston. Admission tickets are available with early bird pricing. Packets and applications for vendors, sponsors, performers, and community partners will be released soon.

Premium Encounters presents ZPremium, a custom premium format that blends elements of Premium and Standard play while introducing an extra rule and a tailored banlist. Hosted at Infinity Cards, this tournament uses Swiss best of 1 rounds set for 35 minutes with an additional 10 minutes for end of round procedures. When time is called, players take three more turns starting with turn 0. If the game is still unfinished at the end of the third turn or at the 10 minute mark, the player with the lower damage total wins. If damage is tied, sudden death begins and the next point of damage ends the match, even if a Heal Trigger would otherwise resolve. Decks must follow ZPremium rules, Overtriggers are not permitted, and a deck code is required to participate. Entry is $15. The field cuts to a top 8 if attendance exceeds 16, otherwise it will cut to top 4, and the top 8 stage also runs as Swiss best of 1. Prizes include exclusive playmats for the top 4 and store credit for the top 3 distributed 50 percent to first, 35 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. Additional rules and the evolving custom banlist will be shared on the event page, with updates planned after each event to keep the format fresh.

Kill Tony is billed as the top live podcast in the world, where hundreds of comics drop their names into the Bucket of Destiny for a chance to deliver a one‑minute stand‑up set, followed by an on‑the‑spot interview in front of a full house of thousands. The show is hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe with co‑host Brian Redban and features special guests.

No Stairway delivers a live tribute to the music of Led Zeppelin, honoring the band’s iconic sound on stage. Admission is limited to guests who are 21 and older.

Undertale’s beloved soundtrack takes center stage as a 25-piece orchestra performs fresh arrangements, with gameplay unfolding on a screen above the musicians to deepen the immersion in the game’s story and world. The program traces a journey through the Underground, starting in the Ruins and Snowdin, continuing through Waterfall and Hotland, and finishing in New Home. Characters, battles, and heartfelt moments are conveyed through the music, creating a narrative arc in sound and image. Toby Fox, the game’s creator and composer, notes that the music truly benefits when skilled professionals perform it for listeners.

The 13th Annual Jamie’s Hope Golf Tournament for a Cure arrives at TPC Houston, offering a premier experience on a PGA Tour affiliated course while driving support for families battling cancer and helping fund programs that save lives. This signature tournament is known for high demand, with early bird pricing available for a limited time and limited capacity that can lead to a waitlist. Participants can bring their competitive spirit or simply their favorite golf attire, choose whether to use a cart, and take part in a day of golf that delivers meaningful impact.

Symphonic ’60s & ’70s brings the pop-rock favorites of two iconic decades to the Stafford Centre with a brand-new, nationally touring production. A lineup of 35 singers and musicians performs alongside a 28-piece orchestra, delivering more than 40 Billboard Top 10 hits from artists such as The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Temptations, Donna Summer, Neil Diamond, and Earth, Wind & Fire. The Motortown All-Stars and Chris Ruggiero return, joined by Lisa Casalino and Avana Christie, for an evening that blends rock and roll energy with symphonic power. All ages are welcome with reserved seating, and tickets are required for every attendee, including infants. Presented by Praia Entertainment Group and Pop, Rock & Doo Wopp.

Bedrock City Con is a Houston convention that brings comic book enthusiasts together. Admission tickets are available now.

Rewind Texas brings a live music performance to the stage. This event is limited to attendees 21 and older.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at The Bookend with a new lineup every time. The show features a mix of comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits, for a rotating showcase of laughs.

Cristian Castro presents a concert highlighting his rich, expressive vocals and a set of favorite hits. The show delivers heartfelt performances that connect with devoted fans and those discovering his music for the first time. It is an evening centered on passion, emotion, and polished live artistry.

Get into the Halloween spirit with Steel Country at an adults-only celebration for those 21 and over. A cover charge applies.

Keep Sugar Land Beautiful hosts its annual community tree planting at Brazos River Park. The event brings together volunteers to plant native trees, strengthen community connections, and cultivate a greener Sugar Land. It is designed to make a lasting difference, one tree at a time.

Babies & Bumps Houston 2026 brings an intimate, conference-style experience to the Houston Marriott Sugar Land for its second year. Designed for moms, dads, parents-to-be, adoptive parents, those trying to conceive, and caregivers, the event showcases trusted local businesses and top brands alongside expert-led education, shopping, complimentary activities, and generous giveaways. The day opens with a guided panel featuring founder Monica Infante and local experts who share practical insights parents often wish they had before baby arrives. A curated exhibitor floor invites attendees to explore local resources, shop, enjoy complimentary activities, and take part in classes. Educational sessions span topics such as creating a birth plan, navigating the fourth trimester and postpartum recovery, and introducing first foods, while interactive demonstrations build real-world skills like infant CPR, choosing a breast pump, and comfort measures for labor. Internationally recognized baby gear expert and Child Passenger Safety Technician Jamie Grayson is available on the exhibitor floor for questions and hands-on demonstrations, then closes the event with a keynote covering safety basics and leading gear categories including car seats, strollers, carriers, and high chairs, with prizes along the way. Amenities include a quiet lounge for nursing, pumping, and feeding, convenient on-site food and beverage options, and ample parking. A raffle with prizes from sponsors and local businesses supports the Mothers' Milk Bank at Austin, and gift bags, a grand prize drawing, and additional giveaways add to the experience. Giveaway availability varies by ticket type. Guided by a small, family-run team with a mission to educate and empower, the event emphasizes reliable information, meaningful connections, and a welcoming, judgment-free community that helps parents feel prepared and confident.

Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market sets the stage for a festive Preview Night honoring 25 years of the Sugar Plum Market. Enjoy sparkling sips, thoughtfully paired bites, and sweet treats while browsing a handpicked selection of merchants before the crowds. The evening celebrates a legacy of tradition, community, shopping, and giving back. Each Preview Night ticket includes tastings of classic comfort foods, one complimentary drink, and a keepsake shopping bag created for this event. The ticket also grants one extra General Admission day to return on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday for additional shopping.

Eros Ramazzotti brings the Una Historia/Storia Importante World Tour to Houston with a performance at Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land. The tour spans the US and Canada, with additional stops in Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Chicago, Miami, and Los Angeles.

Celebrating 25 years, the Sugar Plum Market is a festive holiday fundraiser that benefits charitable organizations serving Fort Bend County. Presented by the Fort Bend Junior Service League with Memorial Hermann Sugar Land as the title sponsor, this volunteer-powered tradition is known as the county’s largest holiday shopping experience. More than 100 vendors will showcase unique gifts, seasonal décor, gourmet treats, fashion, jewelry, and other special finds for every person on your list. With its Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market theme, this milestone year blends community spirit, tradition, shopping, and giving back into one magical celebration.

A free expo at the Marriott Sugarland Hotel brings together local organizations focused on supporting seniors and their families. Participants can connect with these groups and learn about what they offer. Drawings for prizes, refreshments, and health screenings are included. Advance registration is available.

A dinner banquet will be held at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds in Richmond. It offers an opportunity to gather for a meal in a community setting.

Sugar Plum Market celebrates 25 years of holiday giving and community spirit with a festive, volunteer-led shopping experience benefiting charitable organizations that serve Fort Bend County. Presented by the Fort Bend Junior Service League with Memorial Hermann Sugar Land as the title sponsor, this special anniversary edition features more than 100 vendors showcasing distinctive gifts, seasonal decor, gourmet treats, fashion, jewelry, and other finds. Framed by the Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market theme, the celebration honors tradition, generosity, and the joy of discovering something for everyone on the list.

Sugar Land Town Square transforms into a hub for creativity with a weekend celebration of art, music, food, and wine. Explore work from more than one hundred juried artists, enjoy live music across the event, and see a mural come to life as it is painted on site. Town Square restaurants offer food and beverages throughout, and the setting attracts an engaged community of art enthusiasts and collectors.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to the stage with the candid, quick-witted stand-up that has earned her nominations from the Emmys, Grammys and Golden Globes. She made history in 2025 as the first woman to solo host the Golden Globe Awards and returns to host again in 2026. Her new Hulu special, filmed in St. Louis, premieres in 2026, and she recently made her Saturday Night Live hosting debut. Recognized by The New York Times as Comedian of the Year and named to the TIME100 list, she also has major film projects in the works with Netflix, Paramount and Universal. Her HBO special Someday You’ll Die set streaming records and earned multiple nominations, including a Writers Guild Award. On television, she hosts The CW’s Lovers and Liars following three seasons of Fboy Island, and audiences have seen her in Welcome Home Nikki Glaser?, on SiriusXM’s You Up, in Netflix’s Bangin’, on Comedy Central Roasts and in Trainwreck, AP Bio and The Masked Singer. Expect fearless candor, personal stories and plenty of laughs from a singular voice in comedy.

Enjoy a live performance from Tilluride. This event is limited to guests 21 years and older. Doors open before the music begins.

In its third consecutive year, the Family Fun Run benefiting The Sanctuary is hosted by Norka Jenkins, Broker/Owner with Aneste Properties, at Brazos River Park in Sugar Land. The event includes a Kids 1K and a 5K walk and run. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Celebrating 25 years, this special edition of the Sugar Plum Market blends festive shopping with philanthropy to benefit charitable organizations in Fort Bend County. Presented by the Fort Bend Junior Service League with Memorial Hermann Sugar Land as Title Sponsor, it is recognized as the largest volunteer-run holiday marketplace in the county. Explore offerings from over 100 vendors featuring distinctive gifts, seasonal decor, gourmet treats, fashion, jewelry, and more for every name on the list. The event honors community, tradition, shopping, and giving, all set within the enchanting Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market theme.

Constellation Field hosts a 5K and 10K run and walk in support of colon cancer awareness. The program includes on-site registration and check-in, an opening ceremony with team recognitions, a group photo for survivors and patients, a fun run for children, and timed races alongside an untimed walk, followed by a closing celebration with awards for runners. Colorectal cancer patients and survivors can register at no cost. Race packets can be picked up in advance at Fleet Feet in River Oaks and at Talyard Brewing Co.

The 5th Annual Halal Social returns to The Fort Bend County Epicenter, billed as the biggest halal food festival in the nation. Nearly 200 vendors will serve a wide range of halal dishes, beverages, and desserts, alongside a bustling bazaar filled with unique shopping finds. The day includes continuous live entertainment, appearances by special guests, and plenty of kid-friendly activities, creating a welcoming experience for families. Food enthusiasts and anyone interested in halal culture can explore flavors from the region and beyond while enjoying a lively community atmosphere.

SJB, also known as The Samy Jo Band, performs a live mix of Top 40 covers and variety music at Baker St. Pub & Grill Sugar Land. The performance highlights familiar hits delivered by a cover band.

At Stafford Centre, You Should Be Dancing presents a high-energy tribute to the Bee Gees, faithfully capturing their signature sound while pairing it with a vivid, concert-style visual production. Expect a set filled with favorites like “Stayin’ Alive,” “You Should Be Dancing,” “More Than a Woman,” “Night Fever,” and “How Deep Is Your Love,” plus songs the Gibb brothers wrote for artists including Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Andy Gibb, Barbara Streisand, Frankie Valli, Diana Ross, and Dionne Warwick, with additional surprises in the mix. National recognition includes appearances on ABC, CBS, and the CW, headlining major stages across the country, and sharing festival and concert lineups with America, The Beach Boys, Boyz II Men, Chicago, Daryl Hall, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Smokey Robinson. The group has also performed with Yvonne Elliman and Ted Neeley and opened for members of Cheap Trick, Def Leppard, and Guns N’ Roses. Reserved seating is offered, tickets range from $40 to $67 plus fees, groups of five or more receive a 10 percent discount, and a ticket is required for every attendee, including infants.

This event features a live performance by Fal-Skye. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Venezuelan singer-songwriter Jorge Luis Chacín brings a live concert to Stafford Centre, showcasing a career marked by 13 Latin Grammy nominations. The performance features expressive vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and a commanding stage presence, and will be presented in Spanish. Seating is reserved, the event is open to all ages, and a ticket is required for every attendee, including infants.

AST, also known as A Sure Thing, returns to Baker St. Pub & Grill Sugar Land with a high-energy mix of rock, pop, country, R&B, and Latin Top 40 favorites. Look forward to a genre-spanning set packed with popular hits as the band brings its lively show back to this stage.

Now in its 22nd year, this Amber Alert Pro-Am brings golfers to Riverbend Country Club to benefit the Texas Center for the Missing, the Amber Alert provider for Houston. Teams compete in a four-person scramble, with breakfast and on-course refreshments included. After play, a 19th hole celebration features a cocktail hour, an awards presentation, and more. An online auction and raffle will be announced soon, and participation does not require being present to bid, purchase tickets, or win. The tournament welcomes both golfers and non golfers, and there are opportunities for sponsorships, team entries, and volunteers.

An 80s-themed night featuring Mr Wonderful for attendees 21 and older.

Hosted by the Fort Bend County Historical Commission, this celebration of the American journey takes place at the Fort Bend Museum in Richmond and marks 250 years.

Discover Swan Lake reimagined as a symphony of light and motion. Set to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score, this new production surrounds the classic tale with vivid lighting, glowing costumes, and a cast of acclaimed dancers from around the world. The story of love and magic unfolds like a moving gallery, with each act blending timeless tradition and striking contemporary design. Reserved seating is available, with tickets from $29 to $79 plus fees. Children 12 and under and groups of 10 or more receive a 10 percent discount, and every attendee, including infants, must have a ticket.

On the fourth Wednesday of the month, Parry’s Pizzeria & Taphouse hosts a Dine & Donate that turns meals into support for communities across the Greater Houston area. Enjoy lunch or dinner by dining in, taking out, or ordering online, and purchases help advance local service initiatives and nonprofit partnerships focused on community impact, stewardship, and humanitarian service. Service Clubs Inc., the benefiting nonprofit, collaborates with like-minded clubs and organizations to drive good through shared service, stewardship, and impact.

Registration is open for the 41st annual Sugar Land Turkey Trot, with reduced pricing available for early signups. This long-standing tradition honors Coach Andy Stewart and benefits local charities. Participants can choose a 1 mile option for kids, a family friendly 2.8 mile walk or jog, or a competitive 5 mile race with chip timing. All routes begin and end in the Sugar Creek subdivision.

Richmond, Texas kicks off Christmas In The Bend with a city tree lighting and a Community Christmas Walk through historic homes and downtown, then the celebration continues with Miracle on Morton Street. Presented by the Historic Richmond Association, this long-running tradition brings Santa, opportunities for gift shopping, musical celebrations, and festive sights. For clarity, Historic Richmond Association is the only official planner and producer for this event, and comments from others claiming to organize it are not affiliated.

This Christmas craft show from Cy-Fair FFA features tastings of flavored peanut butters from Mike and Charlie. It is a seasonal event centered on holiday crafts.

Cap off the 2026 Run Houston Race Series with a 5K and 10K through the scenic streets of Sugar Land, presented by Houston Methodist. Runners can look forward to crossing the finish and celebrating with this year’s commemorative gear. Participants may share on the public page, and updates are also posted on Instagram at @runhoustonraces. Event details may change, so check the event website for the most current information.