Events in Lake Jackson today

During Fall Break, BASF Planetarium offers a two-day beginner rocketry workshop for students ages 9 to 14. Participants learn the fundamentals of model rocketry as they build their own rockets, then launch and recover them. Each student takes their rocket home after launch day. Sessions are held in the planetarium classroom with space for 10 students. Registration is $50 per student.

A drop-in session for preschoolers, previously known as Mama + Me on the farm, invites young children to explore the farm at their own pace. Activities include gentle, hands-on time with animals, a seasonal focus on apples with peeling and tasting, open-ended nature play, story time, and a picnic-style lunch. The program was developed by a therapist to nurture confidence, connection, and meaningful sensory experiences. Group size is kept intentionally small so children feel comfortable and supported. Space is limited and registration closes when capacity is reached. Cost is $25 for the first child regardless of age, $20 for each sibling ages 2 and up, with a $50 family maximum. Registration is available through the Heart Rock Farm School website.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at MetroNational in Houston for a lunchtime stop serving a lineup of seafood favorites. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, a rich lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as lobster bisque or clam chowder. Whoopie pies and more are also available for a sweet finish. Order ahead in the app to skip the line and earn rewards. This event is cashless, and payment is accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

Make meaningful connections over lunch at Blue Agave Cantina during a networking and peer advisory meeting for business professionals. Centered on the Houston LEAD Energy Corridor chapter, this gathering brings together solid professionals who want to grow through qualified leads, referrals, introductions, and education. The purpose is to help participants build their businesses while collaborating with trusted peers and advisors. The chapter meets weekly to assist members, offering opportunities to both give and receive quality referrals, improve the return on networking, and gain information that supports learning and earning. Guests can visit at no cost to see how the group works and determine if it fits their goals.

Fold a square of paper into a wide winged bat in this Teen Time activity. This session is for ages 12 to 18. Supplies are available for up to 25 participants, and the room capacity is 38 as set by the fire marshal.

Kids can team up for a gaming session centered on the Switch, with group play that encourages new friendships. Equipment will be available, including a Switch and controllers, and personal devices are welcome. Light refreshments are provided. This program is designed for children ages 5 to 12. It is offered on the second Wednesday of each month.

A monthly outdoor sound bath meditation returns to Baldwin Park, offering a restorative experience beneath century-old oaks. An immersive, all-analog soundscape blends resonant gongs with layered overtones, soothing crystal singing bowls, a steady buffalo drum pulse, textured shakers, and delicate chimes to guide participants into deep relaxation, quiet, and ease. The session encourages stress relief and supports the body’s natural recovery through intentional rest and mindful listening. There is no cost to attend and all are welcome, presented with support from Midtown Houston. Bring a mat, cushion, blankets, rugs, or pillows for comfort on the ground, and allow a little time to set up and settle in.

Hosted by the Rotary Club of Houston Heights, this relaxed social at Long Weekend features food, conversation, and time to connect. The venue’s Western charm pairs with a strong community focus, creating an easygoing place to meet new people and catch up with familiar faces. Friends, relatives, and prospective Rotarians are welcome to celebrate service and friendship and enjoy a laid-back evening together.

Charity bingo nights are held on Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the year, and everyone is welcome. An early bird session is offered before the main games, with entry available in advance of play. For questions or more information, call 281-585-1501.

Settle into calming movement and steady breathing at Trebly Park in Houston. Guided sequences blend with focused breath and energizing music to support both body and mind, creating an inclusive space that suits beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Bring a yoga mat, a towel, and a water bottle to stay comfortable throughout this uplifting class.

A free weekly Sahaja Yoga meditation class at Sahaja Yoga Houston introduces a gentle, natural method for turning inward and cultivating true stillness and balance. Suitable for newcomers and experienced meditators alike, it highlights practical benefits such as clearer thinking, reduced stress, and a steadier emotional state. There is no fee to attend, and children are welcome.

Explore classic ballroom in a welcoming group class created for beginners and dance enthusiasts. Build grace and poise while learning partner basics in the waltz, tango, foxtrot, and Viennese waltz. The lesson offers an easy introduction to the elegance of ballroom, with guidance that supports style and confidence. A partner is not required, and no prior dance experience is expected. Whether preparing for a special event or starting a beautiful new hobby, this session brings together music and movement in a classic ballroom setting.

Warehouse Live Midtown hosts Deltron 3030 with Dan The Automator, Del The Funky Homasapien, and Kid Koala. This is a standing room general admission event open to all ages. The lineup is subject to change, and all sales are final with no refunds.

House of Blues Houston hosts L7 on The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 in Houston, TX. The event welcomes fans of any age and is general admission standing. Ticket access includes a public onsale, plus presale opportunities for Live Nation and Citi cardmembers, along with VIP package options.

Move to the beat in a Latin Club Dance class that brings the energy of the party scene to the dance floor. Learn club favorites such as salsa, bachata, and merengue with approachable instruction suited for beginners. This Level 1 session focuses on building confidence and teaching authentic steps that work anywhere. No partner or prior experience is required, just a positive attitude and a love of music. It is a great choice for date nights, a night out, or trying something new with friends.

Built for professionals who want to grow through quality referrals, introductions and peer advisory, this networking gathering centers on practical ways to strengthen a business. The group meets weekly with a clear purpose of supporting members, and it encourages attendees to consider whether they are both receiving and giving the level of referrals they want, earning a strong return on their networking investment, and getting enough guidance to fuel growth. For those focused on collaborating with other professionals, the L.E.A.D. (Lead Exchange And Development) program is highlighted as a pathway for development. There is no cost to visit.

Enjoy an open board gaming meetup with a friendly, welcoming crowd, including those trying games for the first time. A large selection of games will be available, so bringing your own is optional. Participants tend to arrive in waves throughout the evening, making it easy to find a table and jump into the fun whenever you get there.

This social evening features cocktails, food, and music, plus both silent and live auctions. Attendees will have opportunities to mingle with Houston officials and connect with a wide range of guests throughout the event.

This 20th anniversary edition of the Fire Fighters Foundation of Houston annual event features food, music, and both silent and live auctions, along with opportunities to meet elected officials and fellow attendees.

Houston SPCA Run Club gathers at Memorial Park each Thursday, setting off from the Runner’s Stretching Deck by the tennis courts. Everyone is welcome, whether you prefer to run, jog, or take a relaxed walk. The walking route typically covers a mile out and a mile back, while runners often extend their distance. Adoptable dogs are on site every week, creating a friendly way for animal lovers to connect, get moving, and enjoy time together.

Explore the spirit of classic American social dancing in a welcoming group class designed for beginners. The session spotlights two iconic styles, Swing and Hustle, pairing playful rock and roll vibes with the energy of the disco era. Expect clear, friendly instruction that builds confidence for weddings, parties, or any night out on the floor. No partner or previous experience is required, just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to move. The focus is on practical steps, lively music, and a fun atmosphere that makes social dancing accessible from the very first song.

This Yu-Gi-Oh event features a $10 entry that includes OTS and two booster packs. Participants may purchase up to three discounted packs. Three booster packs are added to the prize pool for each player who enters. Inquire about the Buy Back Program.

The award-winning performer John O’Hurley brings a 90-minute evening to Doc’s in Houston that celebrates the timeless songs of the Great American Songbook and pairs them with stories from his eclectic career. Known for standout moments on Seinfeld and Dancing with the Stars, he weaves those highlights into a mix of nostalgia, humor, and personal reflection. Expect classic melodies alongside tales from his upbringing and the influences that shaped his sense of style and character. Presented for a single night with two performances.

Space City Sound invites anyone who enjoys singing and a cappella to a weekly open rehearsal at Pines Presbyterian Church. All voice types and experience levels are welcome. It is a friendly opportunity to meet the ensemble and get a feel for their rehearsal process.

Compete in a One Piece trading card game event at Game Guys with a $15 entry. Participants receive a Tournament Pack and a promo pack with registration. Prizes are awarded as a full store credit prize pool, plus winner packs. Packs are available at MSRP, and accessories are 10 percent off. Register through the Bandai TCG+ app.

Culture Beat presents a salsa night at Mamajuana Café in downtown Houston featuring a free lesson with @gohector, live music by Yamilka y su Orquesta with guest bands, and DJ David Cruz. Start the evening with dinner and happy hour, then stay for dancing with plenty of space to move. No partner is needed and entry is free. The venue combines elevated Latin cuisine with a speakeasy-style area for relaxing, conversation, and connection.

Explore two expressions of tango in a single class that highlights both American and Argentinian styles. The session focuses on essential technique, timing, and the expressive qualities that give this dance its signature passion and rhythmic drive. Along the way, learn about tango’s far-reaching history and how its journey across the world has influenced the styles presented.

Da Krewe du Roux presents a charity golf tournament at Pasadena Municipal Golf Course, supported by Vito's Chill & Grill, with proceeds to benefit El Mina Shriners and the Ronald McDonald House of Galveston. This four person scramble features a shotgun start. Check-in includes breakfast and Bloody Marys, and players can expect complimentary food, beverages, and giveaways throughout the course. Every golfer receives a tournament T-shirt and a sleeve of three premium golf balls. Lunch will be served after the round, followed by awards and a sports memorabilia silent auction. Entry options include a non-sponsored foursome for $600 and an individual golfer for $150, with sponsorship opportunities beginning at $600. An early bird discount offers $25 off per golfer. Da Krewe du Roux is a 501(c)(3) organization and donations are tax exempt. Space is limited. Questions can be directed to Lauren at MarketingDKDR@gmail.com.

A relaxed launch celebration for Meredith Phillips as she rolls out her services with End Line Transactions takes place at Brody's Blacksmith Shop. The drop-in gathering features beverages and charcuterie, time for networking, and a focus on supporting the real estate community and its partners. Realtors and industry affiliates are the intended audience. Attendees who bring a business card or wear a name tag can receive a complimentary drink ticket. Co-hosts include Ainsworth Painting with Eric Ainsworth, Brandi Sullivan of Guild Mortgage, Enchanted Arches with Brooke Bergen, Pin Point Surveying, Texan Title, and Weatherly Roofing with Dustin Weatherly.

Curious about ballroom, latin, or partner dancing? This introductory, all-levels class is free and gives you a chance to see what these styles are like. Connect with other students, take time to socialize, and get to know the instructors while deciding if partnership dance is right for you.

Weezer appears with The Shins and Silversun Pickups for a concert at Toyota Center in Houston. Three bands share one stage for a multi-artist show.

Five veteran comics known as the Outlaw Comics reunite in Houston to film a brand new comedy special titled First Last Stand. James Ladmirault, who launched his career as Jimmy Pineapple, is among the original Texas Outlaw Comics and wrote and directed the sketch shows Hell and High Water and Multiple Sarcasms at The Second City in Los Angeles. He is currently developing an Outlaw Comics movie. Andy Huggins is a widely followed stand-up with more than a million followers and viral clips on TikTok and Instagram. His sharp take on aging has led to appearances on America’s Got Talent, The View, and Don’t Tell Comedy, and his special The Andy Huggins Early Bird Special is available on Apple TV, Prime, Instagram, Spotify, and SiriusXM Radio. Slade Ham has performed in 72 countries across six continents. His streaming special The One That Got Away with Comedy Dynamics is slated for 2026 and follows the feature-length Signal/Noise, available on Amazon, Apple TV, and YouTube. Juan Villareal has shared stages with Dave Chappelle, Paul Rodriguez, Cedric the Entertainer, Steve Harvey, and Jamie Foxx, with television credits that include HBO, SHOWTIME, Cedric the Entertainer’s Starting Lineup, and P Diddy Presents Bad Boys of Comedy. He has appeared on BET’s Comic View 11 times, more than any other comic. T. Sean Shannon, another original Texas Outlaw Comic, has written for Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show, and In Living Color, earning an Emmy Award and a Writers Guild of America Award in 2001 and 2002 for his work on SNL. This performance will be recorded live.

Stoic Theatre at the University of St. Thomas stages Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for a New World, an intimate musical that explores life’s turning points. The cast includes Kyle Stephens, Adyson Owens, Gianna Domuret, Logan Rouse, and Nenna Ogalla. Eric Domuret directs, with music direction by Paulina Lane and choreography by Alanis Garcia. A cast of five delivers a focused, song-driven performance.

Marlon Wayans is a multi-hyphenate performer whose work spans acting, producing, standup comedy, writing and directing. His films have earned more than $736 million at the domestic box office and over $1 billion worldwide. He stars in and produced the Netflix feature The Curse of Bridge Hollow, which premiered at number one on the platform, and he recently wrapped work on Ben Affleck’s Nike drama for Amazon Studios, Skydance Sports and Mandalay Pictures. He earned acclaim for his guest turn as Lou in the Bel-Air finale. Many know him as Marcus Copeland in the Columbia Pictures hit White Chicks, and from the spoof favorites Scary Movie and Scary Movie 2 alongside Shawn Wayans and Regina Hall. He also teamed with his brother on The Wayans Bros., the WB’s highest rated comedy that continues in syndication, and has appeared on In Living Color, Childrens Hospital and Second Generation Wayans. On stage, he is selling out shows nationwide and often adds additional performances.

The Spazmatics bring their live show with a range of ticket options. Advance general admission is $25 and includes fees. Reserved tables are $50, seat up to four with a view of the stage, and are assigned by order of purchase based on best available. VIP reserved tables are $100, seat up to four, and are offered in two setups. One places the table side stage on a bench seat in front of the stage, and the other provides an elevated view of the stage with bar access. Table reservations do not include a general admission ticket. This is an 18 and up event, and minors are allowed with a parent.

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.

DJ Wes Wallace curates an 80s-themed dance floor soundtrack that spans New Wave, punk, industrial, electronic, and goth, plus a few newer cuts that match the mood. Drink deals include $2.50 well cocktails and domestic brews along with $3.50 Coronas. Students and military personnel receive half off the cover with a valid ID.

Starborn Boxing brings a double main event to Houston, Texas, spotlighting two heated rivalries in one unforgettable night. SOG faces Ziggy Johnson in a showdown years in the making, with pride, momentum, and a belt on the line. Kodiak and Jordanny meet again in a rematch following an electrifying first fight, aiming to settle the score once and for all. Touted as Starborn Boxing’s biggest event yet, it sets the stage for what comes next.

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.

Hosted by NOVA VITA Mental Wellness Center, this first annual fun run celebrates Mental Health Awareness Month with a 5K and a Kids 1K. The route begins and ends at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church. Taking part is a meaningful way to support the community and promote mental wellness. Packet pick up will be available at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church.

This community walk and roll raises awareness and support for ataxia at James Driver Park in Houston. Participants travel the park together to show solidarity and contribute to fundraising efforts that help move the cause forward. The atmosphere focuses on encouragement and connection as walkers and rollers come together for a shared purpose.

The Life After Loss 5K and fun run honors Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness by creating space to remember little ones lost too soon and to connect with others. Participants may run or walk in person or take part virtually. The event brings visibility to pregnancy loss, builds a caring community, and sustains the work of Missing Pieces Support Group. Proceeds help provide care packages, practical resources, and grief support services for families experiencing loss. Participation in any form, including in person, virtual, or financial, supports these efforts.

Explore the foundations of mosaic art in a beginner-friendly workshop guided by veteran Smither Park artists. Learn how images and patterns come together using small units called tesserae, working with materials like tile, glass, stone, or shell to craft a unique piece you can take home. This three-hour session is designed for ages 12 and up and requires no prior experience. The cost is $45 per person, and all materials are included. It is a fitting activity for individuals, couples, or groups.

The 4th annual Tex-indie Author Book Fair brings together the largest gathering of Texas-based independent and self-published writers, publishers, editors, and other literary creators. More than 125 authors representing a wide range of genres will be on hand to meet readers and share their work. The fair takes place entirely indoors and admission is free to the public. Attendees can take part in workshops covering editing, publishing, and marketing, along with a dedicated session exploring the current state of diversity and inclusion in self and independent publishing.

Houston Celebrity Comic Con fills NRG Center, Hall A with a weekend-long celebration of TV, movies, anime, gaming, and comics. The convention features appearances by notable guests, opportunities for autographs and photo ops, and a lineup of panels. A sprawling vendor hall offers collectibles, merchandise, and original art, alongside a gaming and esports area. Cosplay takes the spotlight in an energetic contest, and the schedule includes advance screenings, sneak previews, and other special events.

On the first and third Saturday of each month, explore the museum collection, see WWII aircraft up close, and speak with the crew. It is free and family friendly.

At Trebly Park, this energizing class pairs instructor-led flow with intentional breathwork and motivating music to support both body and mind. It welcomes all experience levels in a dynamic, welcoming setting focused on calm, connected movement and steady breathing. Please bring a mat, a towel, and a water bottle.

SOMBR brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Toyota Center with special guests The Last Dinner Party and The Hellp. This event presents SOMBR on stage alongside these guests.

Experience the Houston Farmers Market, where local vendors feature handcrafted goods and distinctive treasures. Participation for vendors is by application only.

Refresh your seasonal photos without juggling the camera yourself. This fall-themed photo offering welcomes kids, whole families, or solo portraits. Digital images are sent by email within 48 hours. The minimum suggested donation is $20 for two photos or $50 for five, and all proceeds support ESH. No registration is required.

A collaboration between Friends For Life and Gillman Subaru, #BARKtoberfest celebrates Subaru Loves Pets and focuses on finding loving homes for local animals. Hosted at Gillman Subaru Southwest in Houston, this adoption-focused gathering highlights support for pets in need. More details will be shared.

Energy Day 2026 brings the country’s largest free STEM celebration for families to Sam Houston Park in Houston. More than 50 interactive exhibits, hands on activities, and live demonstrations encourage curiosity in science, technology, engineering, and math. The festival attracts over 15,000 people each year, celebrating tomorrow’s innovators and helping students and families discover career pathways in energy and STEM. Admission is free and open to all ages, welcoming students and educators.

Dogs are welcome at Barktoberfest, a pet-friendly gathering for pups and their people. Bring your canine companion for a friendly outing.

Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween craft party at Gander Studio with do-it-yourself projects in a not-scary setting. Take advantage of special bundle pricing with three projects for $25, along with additional options priced from $10 to $48. A $25 deposit holds your spot, and timeslot reservations are available.

At Emerald Bowl in Houston, a bowling tournament welcomes participants of all ages. Teams of four compete in a nine-pin, no-tap format. The tournament includes three games and shoe rental. A Halloween costume contest and trick or treating are part of the festivities, and winners must be present to receive prizes. Awards will be presented at the end of the tournament.

Located within Sawyer Yards in the heart of Arts District Houston, Silver Street Studios invites visitors to explore working spaces and speak with more than 60 international artists. See creative processes up close and discover original pieces across painting, drawing, fine art photography, fiber, jewelry, glass, mixed media, and sculpture. It is a chance to connect directly with makers and experience a lively hub of creativity.

The 10th Anniversary Nigeria Cultural Parade & Festival makes its debut at Discovery Green, opening a fresh chapter for a long-standing Houston tradition. For a decade, this gathering has highlighted the depth, vibrancy, and worldwide impact of Nigerian culture, and this year expands the experience in a new downtown setting. A highlight is the Naija Culture Hub, a cultural installation that channels Lagos energy, the feel of the marketplace, youth creativity, and the continuing story of the Nigerian diaspora. It offers a vivid exploration of Nigerian culture. Free tickets are available.

Fall fun comes to ELATE Royal Oaks with a community festival that brings families, friends, neighbors, and the wider community together for an afternoon of seasonal celebration. Admission is free and the gathering is designed for all ages. Enjoy music, food and refreshments, games and interactive activities, a festive photo booth, and shopping with local vendors and community businesses. The event offers a welcoming way to connect with others, support local enterprises, and explore the 55+ active adult lifestyle at ELATE Royal Oaks. Whether sampling tasty treats, capturing a keepsake photo, or taking part in the activities, there is something for everyone throughout the celebration.

Designed for tweens ages 8 to 11, this hands-on activity invites participants to create a unique work of art on a miniature fence. All materials are provided.

At UHCL Bayou Theater, a radiant staging of Sleeping Beauty blends classical ballet with innovative lighting to create a vivid, storybook world. Six local dancers perform elegant choreography in illuminated costumes that heighten every step and turn, reimagining the beloved tale through a contemporary visual lens while honoring traditional technique. Suitable for ages 5 and up, with children under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is first come within each zone, so early arrival can help with selecting seats in your area.

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.

Now in its fifth year, the Ceci Cares Foundation’s Noche de Loteria fundraiser in Houston features an evening of bingo, prizes, food, drinks, and entertainment. The event raises funds to give back to the community.

At Station Theater - Improv & Sketch in Houston, a BYOB, pay what you want improv matinee features three teams of rising performers. The lineup showcases new troupes and up-and-coming talent, welcoming comedy fans at any budget. Contributions of any amount support the local scene and keep the laughter going. Expect clever humor, fresh perspectives, and a budget-friendly experience.

Celebrate the season at the MD Anderson Family YMCA with a Fall Family Festival featuring music, games, activities, a costume contest, and participation from community partners. The experience offers fall fun for all ages. There is no cost to attend and the community is welcome. Organizers are also seeking vendors and volunteers, with sign up available through the QR codes on the event flyer.

At the Saint Joseph Catholic Church Fall Festival, THE FAB 5 performs an all-ages outdoor show. The event is free and features food, vendors, and raffle tickets that support this historic church in the historic Sixth Ward downtown. The band presents beloved hits from the 1960s and 1970s, offering plenty of danceable classics.

The Heights Theater hosts a performance by Deer Tick. Tickets go on sale.

Villa Albertine’s Films on the Green brings a free public screening of Pascal Chaumeil’s romantic comedy Heartbreaker (L’Arnacoeur) to Alliance Française de Houston, presented in collaboration with the host organization and in recognition of 250 years of French American relations. The story follows Alex, a professional specialist in ending relationships, who is hired to stop the engagement of heiress Juliette to the man she adores. With only ten days to succeed, he pushes his talents to the limit, even picking up Dirty Dancing inspired moves, and uses charm and quick thinking to chip away at Juliette’s resolve. Starring Vanessa Paradis, Romain Duris and Andrew Lincoln, the film is directed by Pascal Chaumeil, distributed by Swank Motion Pictures and IFC Films, runs about 1 hour 45 minutes, was released in 2010, and was produced in France, Monaco and the United States. The screening is presented in French with English subtitles. Admission is free.

Picasso at the Lapin Agile takes the stage at Seidule Theatre (G.116) at Brazosport College. This longstanding Off-Broadway comedy imagines Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso meeting in a Paris cafe in 1904, right on the verge of relativity and cubism reshaping their worlds. Multiple performances are scheduled. Student admission is free, and tickets are $10 for other attendees. For more information, email mike.logan@brazosport.edu or call (979) 230-3329.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to Houston for an all-ages show. Supporting acts may change without prior notice. To streamline entry and reduce contact with personal items, the venue permits bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, and every bag will be inspected, with extra screening for non-clear styles. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Goth Babe, Spotify, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation presales, plus preferred ticket options and VIP packages.

Spend the night dancing to a favorite local band. General admission is free, and you can reserve table seating for $7 per seat to secure a place to sit and a good view.

OLG Fall Festival 2026 brings a seasonal celebration to Our Lady of Guadalupe Houston in Houston. For additional details, please refer to the event poster.

At The Health Museum, INNERsections: The Change Begins presents a new feature-length installment of The Change. This program includes a documentary screening and a panel conversation that examines menopause across its stages, related symptoms, available treatment options, and integrative approaches to women's health.

Clear Creek features a grass driving range along with a spacious putting and chipping area, suitable for getting your game course ready. Participants will meet in the parking lot before heading to the practice areas.

This event at the Houston Polo Club supports the lifesaving mission of Belle’ Buds Rescue and features a polo match, appetizers inspired by South American flavors, live flamenco music with Champagne, and a silent auction alongside other opportunities to give. Prizes for Best Dressed are part of the festivities. This event is for adults only.

The Brazoria Wind Symphony brings Chills and Thrills to Angleton Junior High School with a lively program of fun, spooky music that is family friendly. Admission is free. This performance takes place at a different venue than their past concerts.

At Archway Gallery, Pluto Soundz hosts an evening where music, storytelling, and visual art converge. Attendees may bring a sketchbook, paints, or simply a pen and paper to create in response to the sounds and stories as they unfold. Whether drawing, painting, or writing a poem, each personal interpretation becomes part of the experience. Admission is free for all, and voluntary donations support Pluto Soundz and its ongoing work presenting innovative and accessible live music in Houston.

Kishi Bashi appears at The Heights Theater. Tickets go on sale.

Houston-based band The Bittersweet Falcons brings a set to Dan Electros, featuring original songs by Maryanna Sokol alongside new takes on classic tunes that span many genres and decades.

Poetry Lounge Sunday brings a long-running blend of spoken word, lively atmosphere, food, and cocktails to its current home at Henke & Pillot. After years at venues such as Paisanos, Shadow Bar, Bamboo Lounge, and Live Oak, this Houston staple continues a 25-year tradition of Sunday gatherings. Hosts Se7en and Dr. Bar None guide the mic while DJ El Guapo keeps the crowd moving. Expect an evening of powerful performances with meals and drinks available, plus options for reserved tables and sections. Tickets are available.

Designed for singles ages 42 to 58, this in-person speed dating night at Holey Moley Golf Club Houston features a series of quick conversations hosted by PRE-DATING. Participants rotate through six minute chats with at least five and up to twelve potential matches, then indicate who they would like to hear from after the event while the organizers handle the follow up. The format is simple and low pressure, creating a lively and safe setting for meeting new people without endless swiping. PRE-DATING has been organizing events since 2001, has produced more than 38,000 speed dating gatherings, and has been featured by outlets including CNN, BBC, The Wall Street Journal, and CBS. Thousands have met partners through these events.

A.D. Players presents a free evening of bunco at the George Theater, designed for easygoing play and plenty of conversation. This fast paced dice game has participants rotating between tables, which makes it simple to meet new people while keeping the energy high. Hosted by Executive Artistic Director Jayme McGhan and Artistic Producer Kevin Dean, the night includes lots of laughs, a friendly atmosphere, and prizes for top performers. Nonalcoholic drinks and snacks are provided by A.D. Players, and guests may bring a bottle of wine or another favorite beverage. Friends are welcome, and a quick registration is requested to help with headcount as this gathering aims to spark a new tradition at the George.