Events in Fulshear, TX

An affordable walk-in clinic for pets provides annual vaccinations, flea and heartworm prevention, heartworm testing, and microchipping. No appointment is required. This is not a full-service veterinary clinic, so the available services are limited. For safety, please bring pets on a leash or in a secure carrier. Your support is appreciated.

Local seniors gather for High Roller Bingo, a lively session filled with friendly energy and prizes up for grabs. The event features eight rounds of play, and two bingo cards are available for $9. It welcomes both seasoned players and first timers, offering a relaxed, community-driven atmosphere with opportunities to test your luck and meet new people.

Settle in at Project Halo Brewing for locally brewed craft beer paired with a lineup of Maine-inspired favorites. The menu includes lobster rolls in Maine, garlic, and Connecticut styles, tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and tails, a lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as creamy bisque or clam chowder, plus whoopie pies. Place orders ahead in the app to bypass the line and earn rewards. Payment is cashless, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app payments accepted.

This event offers an evening of Latin dance featuring salsa, merengue, bachata, and more. It includes a master class led by world recognized dance teachers and ample time on the dance floor. Light alcoholic beverages and snacks will be available.

A free community meetup for car lovers and families brings together everything from vintage favorites to modern machines and unique builds. All makes and models are welcome, whether attendees plan to display a vehicle or simply explore the variety on show. There is no registration and no fees to participate. For a safe, family friendly atmosphere, participants should avoid engine revving, burnouts, and loud music, and respect church property and nearby streets.

Celebrate the season at a fall festival and market hosted at Smith Ranch in Katy, Texas. Explore local vendor booths, enjoy delicious food, and take part in autumn activities alongside ranch‑themed fun suitable for all ages. This community gathering offers an easy way to support small businesses while creating new memories with family and friends. Admission is free and the event is family friendly. Vendor opportunities are available; for details, contact Heather at 832.913.9629.

This fundraising dinner at CrossRoad supports the construction of churches and hope centers. The mission behind the effort is to create safe, welcoming places where children and their families can worship together in their own communities. The evening centers on community, generosity, and building lasting spaces of care and faith.

The inaugural She Builds Her Gala in Katy, Texas presents an evening focused on purpose, connection, celebration, and meaningful community impact. Leaders will be honored, transformation will be celebrated, and support will be directed toward the future of women and families. The venue is secured and tickets are available.

Former lead singer of Information Society, Christopher Anton, performs synth-pop and new wave hits from the 80s. There is a $7 cover at the door. Free table reservations are available by private message.

The Feed The Hunger Golf To Give Back Tournament at The Golf Club at Cinco Ranch welcomes Boomtown with a special Krank It Hole designed to raise funds and add on-course excitement. Golfers can try brand new, swing speed specific Formula 18 and Fire Tour drivers, the same technology credited with 38 world championships, world records, some of the lowest scores ever recorded, and the 2024 U.S. Open champions. Prizes include Krank Fire Tour drivers valued at $650, a Cancun stay valued at $2,800, a worldwide vacation stay valued at $5,000, and Krank swag for long drive winners, with more available. For signup and sponsorship opportunities, contact Bec at bec@feedthehunger.org or 888.772.9634.

Space City hosts an annual warbird fly in that welcomes pilots and spectators alike. Flying takes place on a 600 by 200 foot grass runway, and the pit area has electrical service. Pilots have a $30 registration that includes lunch, and there are pilot prizes and a raffle. RV camping is available, with a limited number of sites offering electricity; to reserve a spot, contact Greg Yancy at 281-642-5262. Spectators are welcome at no charge.

Katy faces Seven Lakes in a football matchup at Jack Rhodes Memorial Stadium. This game is designated as Senior Night.

At The Wildcatter Saloon, The Spicolis present a tribute to the MTV video era of the 1980s, performing the songs that once ruled music television. Their name nods to Jeff Spicoli from the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and the show mixes live music with vintage video clips for an immersive throwback experience. A $7 cover is collected at the door. Ask the venue about free table reservations.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast that benefits veterans and first responders, hosted by American Legion Post 164 Katy, the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 164 Katy, and the Katy Elks at Katy Elks Lodge #2628. All are welcome, and families are encouraged to attend. The cost is $10 for all-you-can-eat, $5 for children under 12, and little kids eat free.

Participants create a custom wreath at The Rustic Brush - Katy, choosing from a variety of designs. Using poly jute mesh and high quality ribbon, each wreath is crafted to suit an upcoming holiday or any theme. The finished piece measures approximately 24 inches in diameter.

A night of live music in Katy showcases Andrew Stone. The vibe is laid back, with live entertainment suited to a casual outing with friends and family.

At Katy Crossing Icehouse, Bras for a Cause brings the community together with a cowboy spirit to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer support. The evening features creative bra themed activities and plenty of lighthearted moments, all dedicated to honoring and assisting those affected by breast cancer. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and every contribution helps amplify the impact. Expect a friendly, pink themed atmosphere that blends fun with meaningful purpose.

Toddler Tuesday, presented by The Village School at LaCenterra, is a monthly get-together crafted for little ones with engaging play, lively entertainment, and creative hands-on experiences. It takes place on the first Tuesday each month in Heritage Square. Activities are provided by Adventure Kids, We Rock the Spectrum, and Westwood Gymnastics.

Caregivers supporting someone with dementia will find a compassionate space to connect, share experiences, and discover practical resources. Organized in partnership with Silver Lantern Homecare and held at Alders Cross Creek, this community program welcomes those caring for a spouse, parent, relative, or friend. The focus is on understanding, encouragement, and helpful information that can make day-to-day caregiving a little easier.

The Katy Rice Harvest Festival brings Historic Downtown Katy to life with two days of family-friendly fun, live music, and local flavor. General admission is $15 per day and includes access to all concerts and festival entertainment, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Saturday features a headline performance by Lonestar, with favorites like Amazed, I’m Already There, and No News. Explore more than a hundred vendor booths showcasing handmade goods, boutiques, home decor, and specialty items. Savor bites from food trucks and classic festival fare, enjoy carnival rides and games, dance by the main stage, and relax with a drink in the beer garden. Families can dive into the Agriculture Adventure Area, visit the Toddler Zone, and check out educational exhibits and community booths, with live entertainment throughout the weekend.

Central Green’s birthday is celebrated with a Paris inspired evening at Willow Fork Drainage District’s Central Green Park. Live performances by In Time Band and No Where but Up set an upbeat tone. A curated art exhibit invites exploration, and a runway show showcases Paris inspired elegance alongside modern style. Surprise moments will pop up throughout the night. It is a polished and lively celebration for fans of music, visual art, and fashion.

Create a glowing black cat painting at a blacklight paint and sip session that highlights the animal’s mystery and curiosity. This public class welcomes guests to arrive up to 30 minutes early to get settled, pick up an apron, and mingle. It is BYOB, and glassware is provided. Enhance the evening with an optional DIY add-on to pour an all natural soy candle for $25 by arriving 30 minutes in advance to choose a favorite scent and pour. The candle cures while you paint, so participants leave with both a finished artwork and a custom hand-poured candle. The studio is a small, locally owned business operated by local artists and appreciates the community’s support.

Now in its fifth year, Swing for Peace is a charity golf tournament at Willow Fork Country Club that combines time on the course with opportunities to connect and give back. Participants can play, network, and support a meaningful cause. Registration and lunch are part of the schedule.

Cody Ray Henry brings his acoustic performance back to The Bunker Ice House.

St. Peter’s UMC presents its annual Pick-a-dilly Market, a long-running marketplace serving the West Houston, Katy, and Fulshear community. Arriving in step with the Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas season, it brings together more than 100 indoor and outdoor vendors across the campus with gifts, specialty foods, and festive decorations. The experience also includes live music, a food court for lunch and snacks, and a pumpkin patch. The first 300 shoppers receive a complimentary tote bag. Proceeds support local nonprofit organizations and those in need through St. Peter’s United Methodist Church’s Mission Ministry. All indoor vendor booths are sold out, with additional spaces still available in the parking lot. For official information, the designated contact is pickadilly@stpkaty.org, and registration and payment are handled only through the organization’s website to prevent scams.

At Willow Fork Drainage District’s Central Green Park, Girl Can’t Help It delivers a faithful celebration of Journey, led by Tracy Perez who captures Steve Perry’s soaring upper range and dynamic power. The band brings the classic feel to life with keyboard textures in the spirit of Jonathan Cain, guitar work echoing Neal Schon, a bass groove reminiscent of Ross Valory, and tight, signature rhythms inspired by Steve Smith. Expect beloved Journey hits performed in their original keys, along with select 80s rock favorites from other iconic artists and a few surprises that include notable songs from Steve Perry’s solo career.

Bayou City Horn Band performs live at No Label Brewing Co., delivering a horn-driven rock set that blends classic oldies with newer songs. Expect danceable tunes and a feel-good mix that keeps the energy up throughout the show.

Explore a new craft by hand knitting a chunky blanket at The Rustic Brush - Katy (Fulshear). Yarn is provided to make a big blanket, and a color can be requested during booking. There is also an option to add a ladder to the workshop that will be sanded, stained, and assembled in advance, so you simply paint your chosen design before leaving.

Hosted by the Brookshire Chamber of Commerce at the G-Tech Innovation Center, this monthly luncheon offers networking with local leaders and presentations that deliver practical insights for businesses. Pricing includes lunch, with Chamber members at $20 and non-members at $25.

Create a custom floral centerpiece with The Rustic Brush Katy at Heart Notes Candle Bar. All supplies are provided, featuring wooden flowers with a lifelike look and feel. Arrange your design in a wooden box supplied by TRB or in a favorite mug or vase, then finish it with a fragrance from Heart Notes Candle Bar. Take home a unique decorative piece that adds lasting beauty and a pleasant scent to any space.

Presented by the Fulshear Regional Chamber of Commerce, this community celebration at Fulshear High School brings families, friends, and neighbors together for seasonal fun. The festival features a Kid Zone, a pumpkin patch, a costume contest, and a scarecrow contest. Visitors can showcase their creativity, take part in family-friendly activities, and enjoy a festive fall atmosphere with something for all ages.

The Katy edition of Relay For Life takes place at VFW Park.

Central Green Park hosts a spirited night with Adrian's Fault, a well loved act known for high energy, genre spanning performances. The show offers a family friendly setting on the lawn. Admission is free. Attendees may bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating on the green. Glass containers and alcohol are not permitted in the park.

At Venue 116, Her Well Center hosts a superhero themed gala focused on building a new emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence in the community. The need is urgent. In Katy and Brookshire, clients are often told there are no beds available and are placed on waiting lists several times before finding help, and when children or pets are involved, options are even more limited. This event pairs a spirited evening with a clear mission, mobilizing support to change those realities. Attendance, support, and generosity from guests will directly help launch the shelter and provide hope, safety, and healing for women and families in crisis.

Smooth Criminal, a tribute to Michael Jackson, brings a Halloween-themed night of music to The Wildcatter Saloon with The Turnaways. This outdoor show sets the stage for a spirited celebration of the King of Pop. Tickets are available at $25 for presale general admission and $30 for general admission. Reserved tables are $60 and seat up to four people, and general admission tickets must be purchased separately because they are not included with table reservations. All sales are final. The event is planned for ages 21 and up. Because it takes place outdoors, attendees of all ages may enter with a parent, and the main bar remains restricted to adults.

Learn how to hand knit while making a large blanket. Yarn is provided, and you can request your preferred color during booking. You may also add a ladder project to the workshop, which will be sanded, stained, and assembled ahead of time. With the prep done, finish it by painting the design you choose before you head out.

Participants craft a custom wreath at The Rustic Brush - Katy, choosing from a range of designs and working with poly jute mesh and premium ribbon. The finished wreath measures about 24 inches across and can be customized for an upcoming holiday or any theme.

At Courtyard by Marriott Houston Katy Mills, TropiCon Book Expo presents a two day celebration of books and authors in Texas. Known for southern beach settings and strong author participation, the event comes to the Lone Star State with parties, an interactive book signing, and a lineup of internationally known writers. Attendees can meet best selling and award winning authors, take in author panels, enjoy giveaways and photo ops, and be part of the VIP Book Birthday Bash, with hundreds of books available for signing. Writers will find sessions on publishing, marketing workshops, networking opportunities, and industry panels. Browse romance, mystery, thriller, fantasy, science fiction, horror, children’s books, nonfiction, and more while exploring unique bookish vendors. Please note that Lynessa Layne signs only during the Book Birthday Bash and will not have a table on Signing Saturday.

Timeless HTX takes the stage for a live performance at Willow Fork Drainage District’s Central Green Park, located inside LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch in Katy, Texas. The show features a broad mix of rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

CKMD Showcase and Recital 2026 honors five years of CKMD Dance and Fitness Studio in Katy, Texas. Attendees can expect stage performances, family friendly activities, light bites, and special announcements that share the studio’s next chapter. It welcomes both long-time supporters and those newly connecting with the CKMD community. Specific venue details will be announced, and seating is limited.

The third annual chili cook-off and school fundraiser brings families and neighbors together for a flavorful afternoon at Fulshear Classical School. Attendees can sample an array of homemade chilis and vote for their favorites. Local musicians provide live entertainment, and the festivities include raffles and booths from area vendors. A cookie and pie competition highlights sweet creations, while children enjoy inflatable slides, obstacle courses, and other activities. Competitors contend for cash awards recognizing the tastiest, the spiciest, and the most original chili. All proceeds support Fulshear Classical School.

Hosted by the Brookshire Chamber of Commerce at G-Tech Innovation Center, this monthly luncheon centers on professional networking and business growth. Attendees connect with local leaders and hear from featured presenters who share useful insights for their organizations. Lunch is included, with pricing at $20 for Chamber members and $25 for non-members.

Hosted by the Fulshear Regional Chamber of Commerce, this after-hours networking event brings Chamber Members and guests together at a different member business each month. This edition spotlights Hacienda Don José, offering an inviting setting with authentic Mexican cuisine, refreshing drinks, and opportunities to connect with local professionals and community leaders. It is designed for Chamber Members, business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in expanding their network after work. Expect a relaxed atmosphere to make new connections, reconnect with familiar faces, and support a local Chamber business. The emphasis is on building relationships that help businesses grow.