Events in Lake Jackson, TX

Bingo returns to the City of Jamaica Beach with a friendly evening of games, laughter, and neighborly connection. Admission is free for Jamaica Beach residents, and winners can look forward to fun prizes. Community members are invited to help by donating prizes, with a goal of at least ten contributions. Donations of any size are appreciated and may be dropped off at City Hall during normal business hours, or donors can contact the organizers for more information. Additional event details will be shared as they become available.

Celebrate the ruby throated hummingbird migration at Gulf Coast Bird Observatory headquarters. See these tiny birds from close range as they are gently banded, and take part by symbolically adopting one. In addition to the bird encounters, look for informational booths, a sale of native plants, and activities for children. Admission is $5 per person, with free entry for ages 12 and under. Tickets are sold at the gate.

Personal interviews help illuminate Brazoria County’s past. This presentation and workshop features accounts from people who once lived at the plantation site, followed by instruction from site educators on how to record effective oral histories. A demonstration of the StoryCorps online platform is included. Participants may attend with someone whose story they want to preserve, or take notes to use later with a family member. This program is included with site admission.

At the Dow Academic Center at Brazosport College, the True To Life Ministries Fall Gala offers a game themed evening that brings play and purpose together. Guests can enjoy dinner, mocktails, and a curated silent auction presented within an immersive experience. Throughout the event, attendees will learn how their generosity helps neighbors face real life challenges and build brighter futures.

A warm celebration honoring every step and every story of the dancers, shining a light on their dedication and unique journeys.

Timeless HTX takes the stage at Sharkies on the Beach Bar and Grill with a live show that blends rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

The Bastrop Bayou Ladies’ Redfish Tournament gathers anglers at Surfside Marina for a full day of redfish action. Registration is open, and teams may pre-register without immediate payment to assist planning. The entry fee is $125 per angler at the early rate, increasing to $150 per angler after the deadline, with up to four anglers per team. The stringer consists of three redfish. This is an open tournament and any bait may be used. A male boat driver or captain is permitted. Participants may fish by kayak, walk in, wade, or drift. There are no boundaries and anglers may launch from any location. Side pots include Heavy Red, Most Spots, Blackjack Red, and Youth Heavy Red. A captain’s meeting takes place at the Surfside Marina Palapa. The weigh-in features the Rubb n Grubb BBQ Trailer along with raffles, cash prizes, and more.

Celebrate the Ruby-throated Hummingbird migration with activities centered on these tiny travelers. See migrating hummingbirds up close, watch as they are carefully banded, and even adopt one symbolically. The event also features educational booths, a native plant sale, and kid-friendly activities. Admission is $5 per person, children 12 and under are free, and tickets are sold at the entrance.

The 10th annual car show marks a milestone year. Sign up and pay in person on the day of the event, and look for category details to be announced once finalized. All proceeds support cancer research.

A lively celebration of Hispanic heritage takes place at the Alvin Historical Museum Society and welcomes families, locals, and visitors. The festival features live entertainment, a variety of food, shopping opportunities, and cultural experiences that honor rich traditions. The atmosphere encourages connection and discovery. Vendor opportunities are available for food vendors, artisans, makers, and community organizations, providing a chance to showcase products and engage with the community.

At Gulf Coast Speedway, the weekly racing program follows a straightforward schedule. Proceedings begin with a drivers meeting, continue with hot laps, move into heat races, and conclude with the feature races.

The schedule follows a clear progression, beginning with a driver’s meeting, moving into hot laps, continuing with heat races, and finishing with the feature races.

Heroes Market teams up with the Peach Street Farmers Market in Angleton for a collaborative market that supports the special needs community and highlights vendors from the Angleton community. Attendees can expect music, plenty of fun, and a wide variety of offerings to explore.

Now in its fourth year, this Strawberry Jamboree offers free admission and a focus on growing berries successfully in the region. Learn why planting in October leads to an April and May harvest, and why picking up plants in spring is not the right approach for this crop. The program includes guest speakers, exhibitors, and drawings for door prizes. A competition for the best strawberry shortcake adds a sweet highlight. Details about purchasing strawberry plants will be provided as the event approaches.

The program follows a clear progression. It starts with a driver's meeting, moves into hot laps, continues with heat races, and wraps up with feature races.

A furniture class takes place in a shop in Angleton, Texas, with space limited to 25 participants. The fee is $35 per person to cover supplies. Participants are asked to bring a small, real-wood furniture piece they can carry. If you do not have an item, the host can provide one.

Hosted by the Sweeny Cheer Booster Club, this annual golf tournament at West Brazos Golf Center is a fundraiser that supports the teams with meals, pep rallies, senior scholarships, and more. Additional sponsorship opportunities will be announced, offering ways to contribute to the program. The organizers appreciate the community’s support.

Garcia’s Auto Detailing caps off boating season with a high-energy Boat & Tow Truck Show that celebrates gleaming hulls and hardworking rigs before winter sets in. Expect boats polished to shine and tow trucks showcased in formation, with chrome, lights, big motors, big rigs, and a strong sense of hometown pride. Entries are $30 for boats and $30 for tow trucks, with categories that include fishing boats, performance boats, work boats, lifted tow rigs, rollbacks, wreckers, and custom builds. Vendors, food, family-friendly activities, and plenty of photo opportunities create an end-of-season buzz. No email communication is used. Vendor rentals and availability are handled by phone at 281-468-8747. Historic Downtown Alvin provides the backdrop where marina style meets truck convoy energy.

At the Large Pavilion in Maclean Park, a first-year butterfly release creates a space to remember babies lost to pregnancy and infancy while offering support to their families. The day centers on reflection and community, complemented by a craft and vendor market. Vendor participation is welcome from makers of custom cups, baked goods, boutique retailers, food trucks, and others. The event also highlights the work of Octavia’s Love, an organization that provides care boxes and assistance connecting women with therapy services after pregnancy and infant loss.

Weekly Racing at Gulf Coast Speedway follows a clear progression that starts with a drivers meeting, continues with warmup laps, moves into preliminary heats, and wraps up with the main races.

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.

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.

3 Spot returns to The Hour Glass for a lively night of music and dancing. Drinks, friends, and plenty of fun set the tone for a festive evening.

A pre-season group training day focused on pointers and flushers offers a flexible format to fine-tune skills before bird season. This year features an expanded four-week alternating series, and this session is dedicated to the pointing and flushing breeds. Birds are available on site, with pigeons provided and quail or pheasant arranged upon request with a timely RSVP. Dogs can run individually or as a brace, and training tips are available if desired. Coffee and breakfast are provided. Participation is free for club members and $60 per dog for non-members. All training gear is supplied, and attendees should bring a chair, a leash, and an e-collar. RSVP with the number of people attending and the number of dogs you plan to bring.

At Gulf Coast Speedway, the Winston Cup offers a complete racing program that begins with a drivers meeting, continues with hot laps, moves into heat races, and wraps up with the feature program.

Get behind the wheel of an exotic supercar in Houston on a world class track at MSR Houston. Choose to drive or ride along in machines like Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches and more, with guidance from professional instructors who teach the proper racing line. No prior experience is required. Located about 40 minutes from downtown, this full motorsports venue sets the stage to check driving a supercar off your bucket list.

The first-ever Boots, Boos, & Bingo presented by Openland Credit Union brings a Halloween-themed bingo night with a spooky western twist. Hosted by emcee Scott Salter, it features bingo, prizes, food, and drinks. Costumes are encouraged, whether you choose a Halloween look, western wear, or a mix of both. Tickets and sponsorships are available.

Experience Halloween in a drive-thru format designed for safety and festive fun. Stay in the car as you follow the trail, while children collect candy handed out by local businesses and civic groups. All guests must remain in their vehicles and walking is not permitted. It is a spooky and convenient way for families to celebrate together without leaving the car.

The Texas Salt Marsh Chapter hosts its second annual banquet at the Lake Jackson Civic Center. Guests will be welcomed as doors open, with dinner to follow. This family friendly gathering features games, raffles, prizes, and more. Details about ticket sales will be announced in a future update.

IJ Danley at Gulf Coast Speedway follows a clear track program that starts with a drivers briefing, continues with practice laps, moves into a slate of heats, and finishes with the main events.

A pre-season training day focused on pointers and flushers offers a relaxed, open format to fine-tune skills before bird season. Dogs can be run individually or as a brace, with training tips available if desired. Pigeons will be on site, and quail or pheasant can be arranged upon request, so timely RSVPs that note the number of people and dogs are appreciated. Coffee and breakfast are provided. All training equipment is supplied, and participants should bring a chair, a leash, and an e-collar. This session is free for club members, and the cost for non-members is $60 per dog.

SPLASh and Houston Zoo partner for a volunteer beach cleanup at Quintana Beach County Park in Quintana, Texas. The effort focuses on protecting birds and other wildlife by removing debris from the beach. This family friendly event welcomes community members and aims to improve the local shoreline and habitat.

Wild Peach Market hosts Nerd Night featuring Brazosport College ESports, with shopping and food from talented local vendors. The event celebrates fandoms and gaming culture, including Pokemon Go, trading cards, and Tamagotchi. A cosplay contest is planned, with a prize for first place. More details will be shared closer to the market date. For information or reservations, contact Wild Peach Market directly and trust only communication from official contacts Whitley E and Kim S, as scammers are active.

At Gulf Coast Speedway, the program begins with a meeting for drivers, moves into practice laps, continues with qualifying heats, and wraps up with the final main events. The schedule builds from preparation to preliminaries to the headline races for a complete program of on track action.

Black Light Communion takes place at The Dirty South in Angleton, Texas.

Designed for preschoolers, this library storytime blends stories, movement, music, and craft activities. Themes for November include hippos, kindness, Native American authors, and family. Ideal for children ages 3 to 5.

The Warrior’s Refuge Gala brings the community together at the Dude Payne Event Center for an elegant evening dedicated to honoring veterans and supporting those who served. Guests can expect an upscale dinner and free cocktails, along with a live auction and a silent auction. Throughout the program, moving reflections on service, perseverance, and personal transformation highlight the purpose of the night. Individual tickets are $50, and sponsorships with table options are available. The focus is on recognition, meaningful support, and hope for those who have sacrificed.

At National Oak Park, the Alvin Rotary Club hosts the 22nd annual Novemberfest, a family-friendly celebration centered on a Car and Bike Show with free spectator admission. The lineup includes on-site registration for show entrants, judging and an awards presentation, an Arts, Crafts and Collectibles Business Expo, a donut and coffee breakfast for veterans, DJ entertainment at the Alvin Rotary Pavilion, Putt-Putt golf, a Kids Fun Zone with all-day wristbands available, and a food court. Guests can also look forward to a performance by Brittany Hawkins Dance Studio, a Fusion Martial Arts demonstration, a tribute to veterans, live music at the Rotary Pavilion, and a 50/50 raffle drawing. Proceeds benefit the Alvin Rotary Club scholarship program. Sponsor recognition includes Texas Advantage Community Bank at the Diamond level, Chocolate Bayou Federal Credit Union, Hometown Bank of Alvin, and Phillips 66 at the Gold level, and Bronze level supporters Bunky and Son Construction, Claron Salter-Clark State Farm Insurance, Jeter Memorial Funeral Home, Jody and Brenda Schibi, Keith S. Schauder M.D. P.A. Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, Scott Funeral Home, and Stacy L. Adams, Brazoria County Commissioner Precinct 3.

This event takes place at The Hour Glass in Alvin.

Holiday cheer meets marketplace magic with shopping and food from local vendors. More information will be shared as the market approaches. For details or reservations, contact WPM directly and be cautious of scams. Only respond to messages from the official contacts, Whitley E and Kim S.