Family events in Lake Jackson, TX

Enjoy an all you can eat pizza lunch buffet available at All Star Pizza locations. Adults are $13.95 and kids are $7.95, and a soft drink or tea is included. Bring a big appetite and see how many slices you can enjoy.

Homeschool families can spend the afternoon on the rink at Alvin Skate -N- Party, enjoying seasonal activities and time with friends. Admission includes entry and skate rental, a scavenger hunt, and coloring pages, plus pizza and a drink. Admission is $14, and attendees may continue skating after the homeschool session ends.

An evening of hands-on creativity invites children to explore STEM through engaging challenges and open-ended maker projects. Over two hours, participants will design, build, create, and experiment in a supportive setting. Pizza is provided. The program is open to the community, including families connected with Ecologist School Houston as well as first-time visitors. Pricing is $25 for one child or $45 for two children.

Enjoy a Christian skate night at Alvin Skate -N- Party with energetic faith-based music and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere. All are welcome to roll, connect, and share in fellowship on the rink. Admission is $8, and skate rental is available for $5 if needed, with tax added at checkout.

Experience a free senior expo at Houston Botanic Garden, featuring opportunities to connect with local groups that support seniors and their families. Enjoy refreshments, get health screenings, and take part in prize drawings. Pre-registration is available.

This annual trunk-or-treat celebration brings a spirited Halloween atmosphere with face painting, coloring pages, stickers and other surprises, special giveaways while supplies last, and a Rodeo Rewards bonus. No appointment is required.

Full Moon Fest returns to Colonial Park Pavilion with family-friendly fun from the City of West University Place Parks and Recreation Department. Enjoy open-air bounce houses, face painting, activity booths, and a real pumpkin patch where you can choose a pumpkin to take home. A costume contest features complimentary registration and judging in age groups 0 to 3, 4 to 6, 7 to 10, and 11 to 14. Space is limited, pre-registration is required for residents, and onsite entries are not accepted. Registration is available at the West University Place Recreation Center using activity number 810812. As the evening winds down, a special outdoor screening of Zootopia 2 adds a movie-night finale.

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At Copperfield Bowl in Houston, a youth mixed doubles bowling tournament brings together competition, community, and support for the fight against breast cancer. The format is blind mixed doubles. Bowlers complete qualifying individually, then partners are assigned according to scores, with teams revealed after qualifying. Pre-selected partners are not allowed and stacking teams is not permitted. Participation supports the fight against breast cancer. Capacity is limited and lanes can fill quickly.

The 13th annual Magnolia Park Día de los Muertos Parade and Festival brings a day centered on history, culture, and community to Houston. The celebration includes a parade followed by a festival at Hidalgo Park. Applications are open for vendors, parade participants, and event sponsors.

Explore a lively community marketplace at the Houston Farmers Market, where local makers and small businesses showcase handcrafted items and unique finds. Browse booths, connect with the people behind their crafts, and discover something special around every corner. Vendor participation is by application only.

Celebrate the season at Wabash with a family-friendly day of hands-on activities, tasty bites, and local shopping. Kids can paint rocks, create seed bombs, visit a petting zoo, and enjoy face painting, and there is a fall-themed photo backdrop for capturing memories. Crafts with Cindy is part of the fun, and vendors will offer preserves, cookies, and other finds. Food and drink options include Space City Tacos, Coco’s Donuts, Wonder Pops, Kasandra's Sweets, PennPressed, and Farm Boy Beer. The festivities also honor Wabash history, recognizing 120 years since the original store opened, 40 years of Betty Heacker’s ownership, and 10 years at the current location, a nod to the customers, friends, families, and community who have been part of the journey.

IgboFest Houston, hosted by the Ndi Ichie Cultural Association, is a longtime Houston tradition highlighting Igbo heritage. For more than two decades it has welcomed performers from across the United States and from Nigeria. This edition features cultural dance that celebrates Igbo culture and folklore with an educational focus. Festivities take place on the Main Stage at Discovery Green in downtown Houston. Vendor, volunteer, and sponsorship opportunities are available to support the preservation of tradition and culture.

MuttOberFest 2026 celebrates 22 years of Molly’s Mutt House with a dog friendly gathering at Heights House Hotel in Houston. Attendees can enjoy live music from Jes Schneider, photo ops with the Texas Bark Squad Photo Booth, and a costume contest for both dogs and humans. The event also features a raffle benefiting rescue efforts, door prizes, complimentary appetizers, and a cash bar, with valet service available for $10.

The Houston Texans face the New York Giants at Reliant Park in Houston in a Battle Red game that invites fans to wear red and make plenty of noise. Battle Red gear is available at the Team Shop at Reliant Stadium. Children older than two must have a ticket to attend. This event is subject to NFL flexible scheduling, so information shown on schedules or printed on tickets may change.

For one special evening, celebrate Halloween by trick-or-treating through vibrant, color-filled spaces where candy, costumes, and immersive fun set the mood for kids and adults alike. Costumes are encouraged and treats are part of the experience, all wrapped in playful, spooky charm. This year adds a new twist with a Squishy Seek and Find in the ball pit. Hunt through the sea of color to spot hidden squishies, and if you find one, you keep it. Availability is limited and offered while supplies last, and terms and conditions apply.