This weekend in La Porte, TX

Alvin Airpark hosts a RallyCross points event with Houston SCCA that welcomes both members and non members through a weekend membership option. A valid driver’s license is required to participate. Gates will open, registration will close promptly, and self tech inspection forms are due at the registration deadline. After checking in, participants may walk the course. A drivers meeting will be held at the timing tent, followed by the first car out. Trophies will be presented a few minutes after the final heat. Entry fees are $50 for SCCA members and $70 for non members. Fees are collected at check in. Walk up registration is available, with cash preferred and PayPal also accepted. Those without a rallycross vehicle may be able to rent one. Leonard has rental cars at most rallycross events. For details, contact Leonard Kirk at lekirk@sbcglobal.net. Competition is divided into five classes: Stock All Wheel Drive, Stock 2 Wheel Drive, Modified All Wheel Drive, Modified 2 Wheel Drive, and UNL.

Explore a farmers market offering fresh, locally grown or produced goods. Find vegetables, plants and houseplants, along with jams and jellies, honey, and sourdough bread. Shop meats and eggs, then browse artisan items such as lotions, soaps, apothecary products, and coffee. Handmade pieces like jewelry, hats, and original art are also available, plus sweet treats including cookies, scones, and fudge.

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A relaxed one hour group walk for people in the Pearland and Houston areas, focused on motivating and encouraging one another while getting moving.

The Friendswood Chamber of Commerce partners with Space City Corvette Club for a community classic car show at Stevenson Park. Space City Corvette Club will lead the festivities, featuring classic and specialty vehicles, local vendors, food, awards, and more. For questions, contact the Friendswood Chamber of Commerce at 281-482-3329.

This market features a jambalaya dinner, barbecue, and live music. Activities include bounce houses, carnival games, and hayrides. Attendees can browse candles, baked goods, and a hat bar, with additional offerings to be announced. Additional information will be provided.

Celebrate National Paint Your Own Pottery Day with 25% off pottery items. Explore hundreds of pottery pieces, enjoy a relaxing creative time with family and friends, and paint a unique keepsake you can cherish for years. Walk-ins are welcome, no reservation needed. Drop in, get creative, and make National PYOP Day a colorful experience.

A paranormal-themed marketplace dedicated to ghostly lore, cryptid myths, and legendary tales. The event centers on the strange and unexplained, bringing enthusiasts of mysteries and folklore together in one place.

Explore the Houston Farmers Market and browse a diverse mix of area sellers offering handcrafted items and one of a kind discoveries. Shoppers can enjoy finding local creativity and variety throughout the market. Vendor participation is available by application only.

Restore balance with flowing movement and intentional breathing at Trebly Park. This energizing class blends guided sequences, focused breathwork, and an upbeat soundtrack to build strength, mobility, and mental clarity in a welcoming setting. It is suitable for all experience levels and fosters an inclusive atmosphere. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat, a towel, and a water bottle.

This provider-level Basic Life Support class supports both initial certification and renewal. It offers a straightforward way to complete BLS training for participants who need to earn or update their credentials.

Discovery Green in downtown Houston becomes a lively showcase of Korean culture, filled with art, flavorful food, and dynamic dance performances, plus more to explore. Admission is free.

Savor a $16 fried platter offered on Saturdays, available only while supplies last.

Explore more than 60 curated local makers, bakers, and boutique clothing vendors at the Sunset Bazaar Fall Festival. Enjoy live music from Drew McWilliams and Tucker Hart, along with a special performance by the Spellbound Dancing Witches. A door prize raffle adds to the fun, with the winner announced live. Admission and parking are free, and pets are welcome.

At LIT Java Coffee & Books, the next Local Author Spotlight features Belinda Payne, author of Sorting Through God’s Love. Meet the writer, pick up a signed copy, and connect with fellow readers over coffee and thoughtful conversation. Her book explores the breadth and layers of God’s love and invites readers to consider how they recognize, receive, and relate to that love through Scripture and everyday experiences. The gathering centers on books, community, and meaningful dialogue.

Designed for toddlers 18 months to 3 years, this upbeat session builds rhythm and fine motor skills through body percussion. Children will dance, sing, enjoy a story, and play with fun props to burn off extra energy. Each session is limited to 35 participants. Thursday sessions are also available for those who prefer a weekday option.

Discover a potential new addition to your household at an adoption event at PetSmart in Houston. Meet potential matches in person and take the first step toward bringing one home.

Bay Area Turning Point’s 2nd Annual E-Race Domestic Violence Scavenger Hunt turns a community-wide game into an adventure with purpose. Teams made up of friends, family, coworkers, or trivia enthusiasts move through local stops to tackle creative challenges, visit businesses, and rack up points for prizes, with chances to earn bonus points along the way. Expect lighthearted photo moments, hidden clues, and interactive sponsor stations, all supporting the mission to provide safety, healing, and hope for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Whether aiming for the leaderboard, exploring favorite spots, or rallying behind a meaningful cause, participants can look forward to an engaging experience for all. After the hunt, participants gather for an after-party at Chicken N Pickle - Webster that features food, drinks, music, prizes, raffles, and recognition of top teams and community partners. Sponsorships and underwriting are available. Sponsors receive visibility through event marketing, social media, and promotional materials, positive community recognition for supporting survivors and families, opportunities to reach new audiences in an interactive format, and the option to field a team. Event support helps fund essential services including emergency shelter, counseling, legal and medical advocacy, housing assistance, childcare and family support, and 24/7 crisis intervention. Underwriters can help cover items such as food, beverages, entertainment, printing, prizes, photography, and participant materials, with recognition throughout the event plus four after-party tickets and a spotlight table. For sponsorship inquiries, email eduran@bayareaturningpoint.org.

Explore a wide spectrum of art at Sawyer Yards as six revitalized warehouse buildings open their doors for studio visits. Browse paintings, sculpture, jewelry, photography, clothing, textiles, printmaking, and mixed media while speaking with the artists about their work. You may even find an original piece to take home. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone.

A communitywide old-school fall celebration in the 1867 Settlement brings neighbors together in Texas City for food, family-friendly fun, entertainment, and meaningful fellowship. The gathering spotlights the history and heritage of one of the city’s treasured communities within the 1867 Settlement Historical District, with activities suitable for all ages.

GMBC’s 9th Annual Fall Festival offers a family friendly afternoon of faith centered fun at Galilee Missionary Baptist Church. Attendees can enjoy music, food, and games along with trunk or treat, moonwalks, face painting, horse rides, trackless train rides, kiddie karts, and more. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Bayfest 2026 offers a full day in El Jardin with live music, food and drinks, inflatables, games for kids and adults, a silent auction, and a variety of vendors. The event welcomes pets, and both entry and parking are free.

Learn practical ways to support brain health through movement during an interactive session that blends clear guidance with live demonstrations. The program highlights exercise as a key strategy for maintaining cognitive abilities, while also sharing simple practices you can do from the couch. Attendees leave with actionable ideas to keep the mind engaged and healthy. The session is led by Jake, who has focused on brain health and aging since 2013 through work in Alzheimer’s care homes and senior centers, and through creating TriFitness, a gym dedicated to holistic wellness and healthy aging for both body and brain.

Taking place at Glow Up Pilates, Something Blue & Pilates Too offers a welcoming afternoon dedicated to celebrating brides-to-be.

The race program features multiple shootouts and index classes along with open test and tune sessions. Drivers can enter the H-Town Hitters Shootout with a 4.90 cap and a $200 entry, paying $2500 on top. The Little Dawg Shootout runs with a 5.30 cap and a $150 entry with $2000 on top. Index racing includes a 5.80 class with a $100 entry for $1000 on top, and a 7.0 class with a $100 entry for $700 on top. Junior Dragsters compete with a $100 entry and a 100 percent payback. Spectator pricing is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and younger.

At The Westin Galleria Houston in Houston, this annual celebration of dance features a student showcase, a cocktail hour, dinner, a dance workshop, and social dancing. The program spotlights the dedication and accomplishments of students while offering opportunities to connect with friends, family, and fellow dancers. Attendees can cheer on performers, take part in the workshop, and enjoy music and dancing. Students, families, friends, and members of the local community are welcome. Formal attire appropriate for the fall season is encouraged.

Settle into a creative evening with a goth aesthetic at Merge Art Studio. This sip and create session centers on an all black palette, inviting participants to make visual art that pairs with dark poetry. Dressing in spooky attire is welcomed to heighten the mood. The night is guided by Holly Lyn Walrath, a narrative artist who brings words and images together across forms like erasure poetry, zines, speculative fiction, and poem paintings. She has led writing and art workshops for more than a decade, has work published in notable speculative outlets, and has written three books. She holds degrees in English and creative writing, manages an independent press that uplifts underrepresented voices, and supports writers through freelance editing. Merge Art Studio, founded by artists Holly Lyn Walrath and Leslie Archibald, is a space devoted to the meeting of minds and mediums, offering recurring workshops and creative experiences.

This pontoon cruise offers a relaxing way to explore Armand Bayou, with quiet waterways and sweeping shoreline views. Participants can watch for local wildlife along the route, including wading herons, alligators warming themselves on the banks, and a rich variety of native plants. Cruises take place at Armand Bayou Nature Center and are available in the morning and at sunset. Each trip is limited to 16 participants.

Enjoy a music powered twist on bingo where short song clips play and players mark matching titles on their cards for a shot at winning. The first three rounds are free to enter, and additional rounds require cash. Winners can take home prizes such as merchandise, food, or cash. Expect tasty food options, cold drinks, and an upbeat setting that encourages sing along moments and friendly competition.

Hosted at Royal Sonesta Houston in Houston, this annual black tie PRISM Awards gala brings the home building community together for an elegant night. The evening begins with a cocktail reception, followed by a plated dinner and an awards program that spotlights the city's leading home building achievements in the categories of people, product, and promotion. After the honors conclude, the celebration shifts into a lively after party. Attendance typically surpasses 800 guests.

A headlining performance by Plini comes to White Oak Music Hall in Houston, accompanied by support from Night Verses and Portraits. The concert spotlights the headliner with additional sets from the supporting artists.

At Station Theater - Improv & Sketch in Houston, a choose-your-price, BYOB improv matinee spotlights three ensembles of rising performers. Showcasing new improv groups and fresh talent, it suits comedy fans on any budget while channeling audience support into the local scene. Expect quick wit, inventive play, and a wallet-friendly outing that helps kick off the weekend with plenty of laughs.

Garcia’s Detailing presents a community vendor market with a trick or treat twist. Children visit booths to collect candy while adults browse local sellers. Costumes are encouraged for families and vendors, and the atmosphere is designed to be safe and family friendly. A haunted house at Garcia’s Detailing is part of the fun, with admission priced at $10 for adults and $5 for kids, and free entry available with a food donation or a small toy. The effort supports ongoing community giving through food donations for local blessing boxes and toy donations to assist families. Vendors are welcome to participate with candy, decorations and plenty of energy, and vendor spots are free. For vendor information, call 281-468-8747.

Cowboy Mouth will perform live at The Heights Theater in Houston. Tickets go on sale.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing social dancing with DJ Sean Gao shaping the music and atmosphere. Admission is $15. The social will be at Everton Hall, which recently celebrated its first year and has quickly become a popular spot. Navigation apps may route to the wrong side of the building, so use the pink wall as your landmark. A drinking fountain is available, so consider bringing a reusable water bottle. Free parking can be found around the venue. Invite your partner dance friends for plenty of time on the floor.

Explore the rich diversity of insects at EG with guidance from local Texas Master Naturalists. This family friendly gathering welcomes all ages to observe a variety of nocturnal critters, not just moths. Participants learn practical ways to confirm identifications and record findings so discoveries can be tracked over time. Children often enjoy carefully catching specimens for a closer look before releasing them, while adults contribute to a citizen science effort to document species newly observed at EG. Activities are typically set up at Bluebird (Phase 1) or Beautyberry Pond (Phase 5), weather permitting.

Warehouse Live Midtown hosts IGORRR on a North American tour stop, joined by Secret Chiefs 3 and Violent Magic Orchestra. This is a general admission performance with standing room only, and attendees of all ages are welcome. The lineup may change without notice. All sales are final and refunds are not offered. Table information is available at reservations@warehouselive.com.

3 Spot returns to Good Times Texas Made in Baytown for a night filled with music and drinks.

Enjoy an all-ages show with a few helpful details to know in advance. Support acts may change. For entry, bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted and all bags will be searched, with additional screening for non-clear bags. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as several presales, including artist and Live Nation options, VIP packages, and Smokers Lounge fan club bundles.

The Axe HTX in Houston features a live bill with performances by PLOMAzO, D.O.S., Terroristik Threat, and Litmus Green. Sets run in that order, with Litmus Green as the final act. Only cash is accepted for payment. People of any age are welcome, and the event is open to every species.

At Midtown Bar and Grill in Houston, DJ Illuminator presents a smart, fun pop set designed for dancing. The playlist centers on dance-ready tracks for smart, fun people.

Organized by the St. Mary of the Miraculous Medal Fall Festival Ministry, this Fall Festival and Craft Show brings the parish and wider community together for a day that blends faith and fellowship with food, games, crafts, and plenty of fun. The organizers are seeking volunteers of all ages and abilities to help with tasks such as stuffing envelopes, making phone calls, organizing activities, assisting with setup, and supporting operations during the event. Leadership opportunities are also available for a Live Auction Lead and an Outside Games Lead. For volunteer information, contact Buster Cantrell at 409-500-1397.

Settle into a waterfront brunch at Paradise Reef Restaurant inside South Shore Harbour Resort, where marina views pair with live music and $3 mimosas. Savor a full buffet highlighted by made to order omelettes and a laid back pace that can linger into the afternoon. Pricing is $29.95 for adults and $15 for children ages 6 to 12, with little ones 5 and under dining free. Reservations are recommended, and taxes and gratuity are not included.

River Oaks District presents The Market at River Oaks District, presented by Sterling’s Market, a community marketplace featuring a curated selection of fresh, artisan and specialty goods from local vendors. It takes place on the second and fourth Sundays each month. The setting spans The Park, the greenspace in front of Bari, and District Lane, the walkway between Little Hen and LoveShackFancy. Vendors include A&A Cuisine, Cafe Tesoro Mexicano, Cake & Bacon, Castenada Beef, Ethnoza Jewelry, Hive Bee Farm, Mary Ann’s Spaghetti Sauce, Metamorphosis Jewelry, Momma’s Tamales, Patsy’s Chicken Salad, Polska Kielbasa, Sweet Rockin’ Rolls, Tahi Bakehouse and Zozo Fresh. The market is held regardless of weather, with any updates shared on its website or social media. Prospective vendors can apply through Sterling’s Market for consideration.

Savor a full day of flavors and live music at Midtown Park in Houston. Explore more than 50 handpicked food vendors from Texas, Louisiana, and across the nation, with options that include tacos, gumbo, ice cream, vegan burgers, and barbecue. Beyond the food, enjoy activities for everyone and a lineup of local bands performing on stage throughout the day. Chairs are welcome, pets are not permitted, and there is plenty of parking nearby. Most vendors accept cards, though bringing cash is a good idea. Mobile ticket scanning is available. Vendors interested in participating can email GreatStateEvents@gmail.com.

At POST Houston in Houston, the Debbie Murphy Foundation presents a community market that brings together local vendors, first responders, veterans, and families to shop, connect, and support one another. The Rooted in Resilience Fall Market offers handmade and boutique goods, food, and family friendly activities and entertainment. Dedicated healing spaces provide resources for first responders, veterans, and families navigating crisis. A 50/50 raffle and a silent auction with donated items add extra excitement throughout the event. Admission is free, with optional donations welcomed. Funds raised support Debbie Murphy Foundation programs that provide emergency financial relief, trauma informed mental health care, and advocacy for first responders, veterans, and Texas families in crisis.

This golf practice meetup at Clear Creek Golf Club focuses on sharpening skills using the club’s practice amenities. The facility features a grass driving range and a large putting and chipping area to help get your game course ready. Participants will meet in the parking lot at the start.

Samhain arrives when the veil grows thin and the wheel reaches its darkest turn, a moment of endings that opens the witch’s new year. This class builds on the Bones and Breath framework for creating custom rituals and guides you in shaping a Samhain working that is entirely your own, whether your practice leans toward ancestor veneration, shadow exploration, divination, release, or simply honoring the season’s shift. You will select tools and correspondences that truly resonate with Samhain, craft language that can hold threshold space, design a structure that contains exactly what you need, and learn to close the rite with the gravity it deserves. By the end, you will have a complete, original Samhain ritual tailored to your tradition and to this year.

Test & Tune and grudge racing take center stage at Houston Motorsports Park, where some of the fastest racers in Houston race their machines. Only slick and drag radial tires are permitted. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Chad Gray leads the bill at White Oak Music Hall in Houston, joined by Butcher Babies and Devil's Cut. The event features a headlining performance from Chad Gray with supporting sets from both bands.

For more than two decades, this poetry lounge has brought spoken word together with a welcoming atmosphere, food, and drinks. After moving with the city from Paisanos to Shadow Bar, Bamboo Lounge, and Live Oak, it now takes place at Henke & Pillot in Houston. The show is hosted by Se7en and Dr. Bar None, with DJ El Guapo providing the music. Food and drinks are available, and tables and sections are offered.