Events in Fulshear today

Enjoy a relaxed day on a family-friendly farm filled with animal encounters. Visit with playful goats along with Daryll the steer, Miss Piggie, Scarlet and Ziggy, ducks and chickens, and Frankie the peacock. Bring a picnic to enjoy under the shade trees and plan time for gentle interactions with the animals. Guests may bring fruits and vegetables to share with them. Special Sunday rates are available for Veterans, Teachers, Firefighters, and Police, and the discount can be shared with family.

An adoption event at Best Friends Pet Hotel in Katy features PugHearts and pugs hoping for their forever homes. Meet the dogs in person, spend a little time with them, and see if one could be the right match for your family.

Head to Texana Café for the Texana Book Market & Open Mic, a family-friendly event celebrating books, belonging, and brave voices. The day features an outdoor literary market with local authors, poets, artists, and vendors from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM, followed by an open mic from 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM featuring poetry, spoken word, music, and storytelling. There is a sign-up for performers starting at 1:45 PM, with 5-minute slots and performances recorded. Proceeds benefit neurodivergent individuals through internship opportunities that lead to permanent employment.

An afternoon wine tasting raises support for the Greater Houston Lions Club’s ongoing service projects throughout the Greater Houston area. Attendees can enjoy wine, friendly fellowship, and light pairings while contributing to Lions service. The gathering also celebrates Executive Director Rev. David Greene’s birthday, which he has chosen to turn into a fundraiser for the club.

The Epsilon Omicron chapter of Omega Psi Phi and The First Pearl Foundation present a family and friends cookout at Woodsland Park, with a backpack and school supply giveaway.

At No Label Brewing Co., KTX Market brings the community together for a relaxed day of shopping and good times. More than 25 local makers and boutiques set up with handmade items, home decor, jewelry, clothing, unique gifts, specialty treats, and other finds. Food vendors serve tasty bites while No Label pours craft beer, and live music sets an easygoing outdoor vibe. The setting is welcoming for families and friends, and it is a convenient moment to pick up spring-inspired styles and seasonal gifts. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Celebrate the music of the King of Pop while you paint at a lively public class that pairs a sing along with a creative session at the easel. Expect a playlist of greatest hits, a fun studio vibe, and a project infused with rhythm, drama, and iconic flair. Bring your favorite beverages since it is BYOB, and glassware is available. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before class to get settled, grab an apron, and mingle before the painting begins. Enhance the night with an optional DIY candle add on for $25 by coming early to pour an all natural soy candle in your preferred scent. It sets while you work, so you leave with your artwork and a custom hand poured candle.

Spartan DEKA and F45 Training Morton Ranch present a new fitness challenge that turns training into a game and celebrates overall performance. The experience features Spartan DEKA Peak and DEKA Foundation, two ten-station tests designed to showcase balanced strength and strong work capacity while offering an attainable benchmark people everywhere can train toward. Participants can post an official DEKA ATLAS mark and build momentum for DEKA FIT 2026. Capacity is limited.

Shop a weekly farmers market at LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch. Explore the premium lifestyle center in Katy and stop by Heritage Square to support local small business vendors. For vendor inquiries, email info@braeswoodfarmersmarket.com.

Grab a beverage and take the mic at The Wildcatter Saloon, where karaoke invites singers to shine and the crowd to cheer. Step into the spotlight for a song or two and enjoy a lively atmosphere built around tunes and good vibes.

An open mic for singers, with a sound system provided and ready to go. Walk-up performers are welcome to share their songs, and the music keeps going until the musicians call it a night. Enjoy a relaxed showcase of local talent in a friendly setting.

Families seeking a safe, playful, and enriching summer option can look to Hooray Playground Summer Camp for a week filled with hands-on creativity and active fun. Campers dive into arts and crafts, try age-appropriate STEM challenges, and enjoy the indoor playground. Weekly field trips bring fresh experiences, and snacks are included. The program welcomes children ages 18 months to 12 years. Flexible weekly enrollment supports different schedules, and programming is arranged with working parents in mind. Enrollment typically fills quickly each year.

Add a little extra to your day with a promotion that highlights an iconic brand. Enjoy a fresh feature, special drink pairings, and deals available for that day only. For full details, speak with an associate or the bartender.

Steak Night features hearty steak specials alongside music bingo and a half off wine offer. For $25, choose between a 15 ounce ribeye or a 9 ounce filet made from Certified Angus Beef, served with a generous baked potato and access to the salad bar.

Hosted in the KC Hall, this event spotlights the Catholic Daughters of the Americas, a faith-based organization committed to advancing justice, equal dignity, and human rights in a spirit of care. The group supports the Church and clergy and advocates on issues that affect women and children. Adults 18 and older may become members. The coordinator is Joan Simper.

This craft and story time with the Cow features a Crescere ABA Partnership. The experience includes play dough and a story time, and complimentary hot coffee is available for adults.

Experience a small-group screening of Gina Vs. Retirement, a story-focused film that follows one woman's search for clear answers to common retirement concerns like making savings last and feeling confident about the future. After the film, take part in an open, low-pressure conversation with neighbors about these topics. There is no sales pitch, and seating is limited to keep the discussion personal and real.

The Fulshear chapter of Houston LEAD meets at La Cantina Mexican Restaurant for a weekly gathering focused on business growth through lead exchange, referrals, introductions, training, and peer advisory. Participants connect with fellow professionals and advisors to share meaningful referrals, improve the return on their networking efforts, and gain practical guidance that supports better results. As part of the L.E.A.D. Lead Exchange And Development program, the meeting centers on helping its members build their businesses as they grow.

Cycle Gear in Katy, Texas hosts a Bike Night for riders and friends. DJ T will provide music while attendees enjoy a food truck, explore local vendors, and take part in giveaways and prizes offered throughout the event. A dedicated motorcycle parking area is available close to the festivities.

A brain-teasing trivia evening for CI Nation features exclusive pairings, food vendors, and bar specials. Attendees can explore what is new from favorite brands such as CAO, Alec Bradley, Macanudo, and Cohiba.

Steak Night Round 2 features a hearty Certified Angus Beef special. Choose a 15 oz ribeye or a 9 oz filet for $25, served with a baked potato and the salad bar, with the option to add five grilled shrimp for $8. Taco deals continue as well, with discounted tacos from Taqueria Tex-Taco and specials on libations from south of the border. Trivia is also on the lineup with Lee Baumgartner and Houston.BrainBrew.

Bingo at Twins features games hosted by Sweet Amy Entertainment, with cash prizes up for grabs and thirteen winners named each week. Expect high-energy entertainment from David Schultz, Alejandro Peruchini, and Lesley Vaden throughout the evening. Table reservations are available.

Designed for riders easing into gravel or training for an upcoming race, this night gravel ride makes the most of the extra daylight this time of year, which is especially helpful for anyone new to the levee. It sets out from the shop, warms up on bikeways, then picks up the pace on the levee with several planned regroup points. Strong lights are required, and riders should bring navigation such as a Google Map on a phone or a route loaded on a GPS device. The route will be shared in the event comments. Expect about 23 miles at roughly 13 to 18 miles per hour. After finishing, participants typically gather back at the shop for drinks, snacks, and stories. Gravel bikes are available to rent from the shop, and reservations can be made by texting 281 944 9164.

Wednesday Night Music Bingo brings a lively blend of music and bingo to Local Spot, presented by Time Well Wasted Entertainment. The atmosphere is energetic and there are plenty of opportunities to win, offering an easy way to add some midweek fun.

Business owners and professionals gather at Local Table for the Houston LEAD Katy Lunch and Earn chapter meeting, a weekly peer advisory and networking forum centered on growth through quality leads, referrals, introductions, training, and shared experience. The group focuses on helping participants develop their businesses, exchange and generate stronger referrals, and improve the return on time and money invested in networking, while offering practical advice and information that supports measurable progress. Entry is through Local Table. There is no cost to visit. This chapter is part of the L.E.A.D. program, short for Lead Exchange And Development.

Wine is half off all day, and karaoke with Sam Vandeventer brings the entertainment. Choose a glass from the wine selection and sing your favorite songs.