Events in League City, TX

Timeless HTX performs at Kemah Boardwalk, delivering a dynamic set across rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country. Expect a spirited showcase of these genres that keeps the energy high throughout the show.

A weekly gathering at the store brings together board game enthusiasts for in-person tabletop play. Attendees can bring a favorite game or try those that others provide. The atmosphere is welcoming and centered on friendly, face to face gaming with fellow fans.

Scene Queen leads a concert featuring special guests WARGASM and Bailey Spinn. This is an all-ages show. Advance tickets are $26 plus fees. Reserved tables for four are available for $50 and provide a view of the stage. VIP tables for four are $100, with options that place the group on a bench near the side of the stage or at an elevated spot that includes access to the bar. All table options seat up to four people, do not include general admission tickets, and are assigned in purchase order for the best available placement.

Live Music Nights at Chicken N Pickle bring local musicians to a lively setting with tasty food and drinks. Settle onto the patio or feel the buzz by the game courts as performances unfold. Whether catching up with friends, spending time with family, or simply looking for a fun evening, this event offers an easy way to relax and connect with the community.

A weekly tournament for amateur dart players with a $10 entry fee and no quarters required. When possible, the competition follows a jack and jill format.

Enjoy an easygoing cruise on the waters of Clearlake and Galveston Bay aboard the Fantasea, featuring appetizers, a three course meal, specialty drinks, and a live DJ playing a wide range of music. It suits groups of any size and works well for birthdays, anniversaries, or other celebrations. Cruises are subject to change at any time, and large parties are seated downstairs.

Training covers first aid, CPR, and use of an automated external defibrillator for adults and children. It focuses on recognizing emergencies and responding appropriately.

Create a personalized barn quilt in a single session class. Choose a pattern that will be pre-sketched, then paint it on a 2-by-2 foot aluminum composite board that will not rust. All materials are provided, and the class welcomes beginners with no prior painting experience. If you do not finish during class, the instructor provides extra paint to take home so you can complete it later. The finished piece can be displayed on a fence, on a home, or on an interior wall. This one day class is offered on two different days.

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At Crazy Alan's Swamp Shack, this show offers day-of-only registration for $25 and features more than ten categories, with the complete list available in the discussion section. The program includes an awards presentation. All proceeds go toward sending care packages to those currently deployed. For questions, contact Stefani at 713-503-6612 or Kevin at 832-738-5275.

Mixtape Band performs live at Voodoo Hut, with a special note for those in the Clear Lake area.

Experience a swanky casino night filled with mystery and sparkle at the gala for Friendswood Public Library. A red carpet welcome sets the tone for old Hollywood ambiance, card table excitement, and an evening of decadent fare, beverages, lively entertainment, and a raffle. Dressing to the nines fits the theme, from tuxedos and gowns to Bond inspired and classic screen looks. Admission is $125 and includes casino access, drinks, heavy appetizers, and raffle tickets. Proceeds benefit the Gale High School scholarship program and the purchase of a new library marquee. Attendance is limited to guests 21 and older.

This weekly 8 Ball tournament follows BCA rules. The entry fee is $10, and the bar matches the pot to enhance the prize pool. For questions, see Ms. Veronica.

Enjoy a Motown-themed dinner cruise featuring legendary hits from Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson and more. Take in views of Clear Lake, Kemah and Galveston Bay while you dine and move to the music. Cruise plans are subject to change at any time.

Paint a barn quilt in a hands on class where you choose a pre drawn pattern to apply on a 2x2 foot aluminum composite board made from rust resistant material. All materials are provided as part of the class, and it is designed for beginners with no painting experience required. If you do not finish during the session, extra paint is provided to take home so you can complete your piece later. The finished artwork can be displayed outdoors on a fence or home, or indoors on a wall. This is a one day class offered on two different days.

Paradise Reef Restaurant at South Shore Harbour Resort offers a relaxed waterfront brunch with live music, a full buffet featuring made-to-order omelets, and $3 mimosas. Enjoy marina views and an easygoing pace that can carry you from late morning into the afternoon. Pricing is $29.95 for adults and $15 for children ages 6 to 12, and kids 5 and under dine at no charge. Reservations are recommended, and taxes and gratuity are additional.

The Comeback Classic returns with its second annual pickleball tournament, building on a debut that welcomed more than 60 participants and fans. Expect spirited matches, appealing prizes and awards, tasty food, and a warm community vibe. Whether you plan to compete or cheer from the sidelines, the focus is on competition and connection. Space is limited and expected to fill quickly. Compete, connect, and be part of The Comeback.

Bar Bingo is held at The Bar.

This all-ages show offers flexible ticketing and table options. General admission is $25 in advance and $28 on the day of show, and service fees are additional. Reserved tables seat up to four people and include a view of the stage. VIP reserved tables also seat up to four, with two choices available... side-stage bench seating in front of the stage, or an elevated view with access to the bar. All table selections are assigned in order of purchase based on best available and do not include a general admission ticket.

A Giveback Night at Chicken N Pickle supports the Clear Creek Education Foundation. Ten percent of sales made during the event will be donated to the foundation to benefit local students and teachers. Enjoy a meal with family and friends, with the option to dine in or order to go.

Celebrate 34 years of empowering adults with disabilities at a lively birthday bingo bash that also kicks off Disability Awareness Month. The evening features ten bingo games, a blackout jackpot round, a 50/50 raffle, a silent auction, local vendors, a birthday salute, and plenty of prizes. Ticket options include an early bird price of $50 and a regular price of $60. Sponsorships that support inclusive programs are available, including Hospitality Sponsor at $1,500, Dessert Sponsor at $750, Blackout Jackpot Sponsor at $500, and Dauber Sponsor at $250.

Discover the fundamentals of foundation paper piecing in a friendly, supportive setting. This hands-on class shows you how to read patterns, choose fabrics, and sew precise blocks, with guidance at each stage to build confidence. No experience is required, just bring your sewing machine and creativity. By the end, you will have new quilting skills, finished blocks, and the ability to continue paper piecing on your own. Please bring a sewing machine with an open toe presser foot, basic machine supplies, thread, small scissors, tweezers, curved snips, a book, sticky notes, flat head pins, Scotch brand removable tape, a rotary cutter, rotary rulers in 6x12 and 6x6 sizes, a 6-inch Add-A-Quarter ruler, and fabric of your choice.

Now in its sixth year, the Your Marriage Matters retreat provides couples with dedicated time to recharge and refocus on the relationship they value most. Carrying the theme The Season of Us, it returns to South Shore Harbor Resort and Conference Center. The experience centers on quality time together and a renewed commitment to marriage.

The Sunset Bazaar returns to the League City Village Fair, bringing together local makers, bakers, artisans, and artists for a weekend filled with distinctive finds, handmade goods, and delicious treats. Enjoy a lively community atmosphere while shopping small and supporting local businesses as the fair celebrates 70 years of tradition during its milestone anniversary.

Shawn James performs live at Scout. General admission is available in advance for $29.60, and reserved seating is offered through table options. A four person reserved table comes with a view of the stage and is assigned by order of purchase for the best available placement. VIP reserved tables also seat up to four. One option is on the floor at the side of the stage with a bench in front of the performance area. Another option provides an elevated view of the stage and bar access. Table reservations do not include general admission tickets. This is an 18 and up event, and minors may attend with a parent.

LC Roots performs at Pomodoros South Shore in League City. For reservations, call (281) 334-5950.

The Friendswood Chamber of Commerce presents the 21st Annual Classic Car Show at Stevenson Park, bringing together stunning vintage rides, local vendors, delicious food, and a family friendly atmosphere. The day features an awards ceremony where trophies will be presented. Car owners and vendors are invited to participate; for registration information, call 281-482-3329 or email info@friendswoodchamber.com. This longstanding Friendswood tradition celebrates automotive classics and community spirit.

Rise and Shine Farm and Ranch highlights handmade Meal Solutions prepared in their Santa Fe kitchen, created to keep mealtime simple without sacrificing quality. These shelf stable packages include nearly everything needed for a fast, satisfying dish. Choices span hearty quart-size meals, pint-size sides, starters, and a selection of baking mixes. The offerings continue with a wide range of jams, plus seasonal pickles and other pickled specialties such as garlic, zucchini, and Brussels sprouts. Salsa and other tomato products appear when the harvest is strong, and there are hand-packed dip mixes with flavors like ranch, French onion, and blends for dipping bread. Whenever possible, tomatoes and cucumbers come straight from the garden, which means availability follows the growing season and inventories vary.

New Hope Church Market is a fundraiser that supports the church’s missions and highlights local vendors. Vendor applications will open soon. For questions, email events@newhopechurch.tv.

This all-ages event offers several ticket and seating options. Advance admission is $31.68 with fees included. Reserved tables for up to four people, positioned with a view of the stage, are available for $50. VIP reserved tables for up to four are $100, with options for a side-stage bench seat near the front of the stage or an elevated view with convenient bar access. Table reservations are assigned in the order of purchase on a best available basis and do not include general admission tickets.

Catch a live show at the State Fair of Texas. Entry to the performance is included with fair admission, so there is no additional fee.

Learn foundation paper piecing from the ground up in a welcoming, encouraging class. You will practice reading patterns, choosing fabrics, and sewing accurate blocks with step-by-step guidance. No prior experience is required. Bring your sewing machine and a creative spirit. By the end, you will have completed blocks, strengthened quilting skills, and the confidence to continue paper piecing on your own. Supplies to bring include a sewing machine with an open toe presser foot, basic machine supplies, thread, small scissors, tweezers, curved snips, a book, sticky notes, flat head pins, Scotch brand removable tape, a rotary cutter, rotary rulers sized 6 by 12 inches and 6 by 6 inches, a 6 inch Add-A-Quarter ruler, and fabric of your choice.

Skitz Kraven brings the Mind of A Killer Tour to the stage, with additional performers to be announced. Promotion highlights videos for Mind of A Killer and That’s All. This is an all-ages show, and tickets are available.

Bay Area Turning Point’s second annual E-Race Domestic Violence Scavenger Hunt turns a day of exploration into meaningful impact for survivors. Teams made up of friends, families, coworkers, or trivia enthusiasts move through the community completing imaginative challenges, visiting local businesses, uncovering hidden clues, and collecting points toward prizes, with opportunities to score bonus points along the way. Expect laugh-worthy photo moments and interactive sponsor stops that keep the competition lively while advancing Bay Area Turning Point’s mission to support survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault with safety, healing, and hope. Whether aiming for the win, discovering neighborhood favorites, or backing a cause that matters, the experience offers something for every pace. After the hunt, participants gather for a celebratory after-party at Chicken N Pickle - Webster with food, drinks, music, prizes, raffles, and recognition of top teams and community partners. Sponsorship and underwriting opportunities are available. Sponsors benefit from broad visibility across event promotion and social channels, positive community recognition for supporting survivors and families, engagement with new audiences in an interactive setting, and the option to field a team. Underwriting helps cover event needs such as food and beverages, entertainment, printing, prizes, photography, or participant materials, with acknowledgment throughout the event plus four tickets to the after-party and a spotlight table. Participation helps fund vital services including emergency shelter, counseling, legal and medical advocacy, housing assistance, childcare and supportive services, and around-the-clock crisis intervention.

Enjoy a free adaptive pickleball practice open to players of every skill level. Wheelchairs are available on site for participants who need them. The mission is to advance inclusivity, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, fostering wellness, social connection, and advocacy among people with physical disabilities. For details, contact Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator Taylor Nichols at TNichols@ChickenNPickle.com.

Whether your sewing machine has been tucked away or you are starting fresh, this hands-on, two and a half hour workshop focuses on building confidence with the basics. Bring your machine and its accessories, including the power cord, foot pedal, bobbins, presser feet, and needles. Learn how to wind a bobbin, thread the machine, and get comfortable with essential stitches. Put new skills into practice by completing a simple starter project during class. Participants leave with practical know-how to continue sewing on their own. This class is offered monthly.

At The Ballpark at League City, this family-friendly, two-day Fall Classic features co-ed softball with both competitive and recreational teams. Highlights include a Hall of Fame Game where executives take the field, a Home Run Derby that pits big hitters against one another, and a kids area full of fun. Spectators can also meet Derricks & Diamonds spirit teams. The tournament welcomes sponsors, and co-ed teams of nine to fifteen players are eligible to participate. For information, contact derricksanddiamonds@nov.com.

Mixtape Band performs at Voodoo Hut. The location is convenient for those in the Clear Lake area.

Enjoy a set from Timeless HTX featuring music from rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

At Helen Hall Library, the CLGMS monthly meeting features a program with the speaker to be announced soon. The gathering includes an informal show and tell, inviting attendees to bring rock or mineral specimens, jewelry, or other items to display, ask questions about, and then take home. Everyone is welcome, membership is not required. Membership is available for $15 for adults, $20 for a family at the same address, and is free for honorary members age 70 and above. Benefits include a monthly newsletter and the opportunity to help fund scholarships and school grants.

An elegant evening marks the 23rd year of support for Devereux’s mission of compassionate care for youth with special needs. Hosted at South Shore Harbour Resort, the celebration embraces a 1912-inspired theme that recalls the grandeur of the Titanic era while honoring a living legacy. The program features a cocktail hour followed by dinner, live music from The Galaxy Band, and program hosting by special guest emcee Suzi Hanks. Attire reflects 1912 glamour to complement the theme. Event proceeds support Devereux Texas’ Autism Intensive Residential Program, providing vital educational, therapeutic, and clinical services for children and families in the community.

Enjoy a ticketed show with flexible ways to attend. Admission is 25 dollars in advance or 30 dollars on the day of the show, with reserved tables available for 50 dollars and VIP reserved tables for 100 dollars. Service fees are additional. Reserved tables seat up to four and offer a view of the stage. VIP tables also seat up to four and come in two locations, either on a side-stage bench in front of the stage or in an elevated area with convenient access to the bar. Table purchases do not include general admission, and seating is assigned in the order purchases are received for the best available placement. This event is for ages 18 and up, with minors permitted when accompanied by a parent. For more information, call 281-335-0002.

Settle in with premium steak on an outdoor patio, accompanied by music promised to be great.

At Renwick Park, an annual kickball gathering for mothers and sons offers lighthearted play with a Halloween twist, mixing laughter with good natured competition. Participants choose a themed team such as superheroes, zombies, wizards, pirates, vampires, or an outer space crew. Games are organized into divisions for ages 7 and under, 8 to 11, and 12 and older. Each person must complete their own registration. If a family includes children across multiple divisions, everyone should sign up in the oldest child’s bracket on the same team. To share the field with a preferred mother and son pair, select the identical team name during signup. Uniforms are not provided, so costumes that match the chosen team are encouraged. Standout looks will be recognized for both full teams and mother and son duos. Dinner is not included, though concessions will be available for purchase on site. For questions, contact Friendswood Parks and Recreation at 281-996-3220 or rec@friendswood.com.

Celebrate the season with a Halloween music night where the headliner will be announced later. The bill includes performances by Ghostbells, In The Shadows, Mike Terror, and Whisperwish.

Southern Style Event presents the third annual Nutcracker Market at South Shore Harbour Resort, a cheerful holiday marketplace filled with festive spirit. Browse vendors offering distinctive gifts, home decor, boutique finds, and seasonal treats, all in a family-friendly setting. Capture memories with Santa photos and enjoy Nutcracker touches like ballerinas and bright decorations for classic Christmas charm. The first 100 shoppers receive a complimentary tote bag. Admission is $5 in cash at the door, children under 10 enter free, and parking is free.

3 Spot returns to Kemah Boardwalk for Boo on the Boardwalk, a well-known Kemah event with a playful touch of spooky fun. Families can expect a welcoming atmosphere and a hauntingly good time.

The lineup features Mushroomhead and Fear Factory with special guests Nine Treasures at an all-ages concert. Tickets are available at $29 in advance or $34 on the day of the show, with reserved tables priced at $50 and VIP reserved tables at $100. Service charges are additional. Reserved tables are four-person setups with a clear view of the stage. VIP reserved tables also seat up to four and come in two configurations, either bench seating near the front by the side of the stage or an elevated vantage point with convenient bar access. All tables are assigned in the order purchases are made for the best available placement, and general admission tickets are required separately.

The first-ever The Mountain Topgolf Tournament brings friends, coworkers, and families together for an afternoon of friendly play that supports The Mountain’s mission to help people overcome obstacles by meeting needs and pursuing a life of freedom. Details about team registration and sponsorships will be announced, and organizers indicate there will be options to purchase tickets, reserve a table, or participate as a sponsor. Whether taking swings on the course or spending time in a bay, the focus is fun with a meaningful impact on the community.

Runners and walkers gather at Stevenson Park for a 5K through the historic area of Friendswood under oak trees, raising awareness and support for veteran families. Participants can take part in a 5K run or walk, receive a medal at the finish and a performance race shirt, and look forward to six awards. The event welcomes families, strollers, and pets. It supports Veteran College Grants, which provides educational grants and scholarships to veterans, spouses, and children pursuing college degrees, trade schools, certifications, and career training.

Heroes Market vendors gather for their annual market, held during the Salute to Service event at Kemah Boardwalk.

This restorative new moon sound bath offers time to lie back and unwind as tones from singing bowls create a deeply immersive sensory experience. It is designed to quiet the mind, ease built up stress, and help you reconnect with yourself. Space is limited to maintain an intimate, restful setting. Held at Jasmine Journey Healing Center.

Back at TBone Toms for another lively evening with food, drinks, and a dance floor. Tables for groups of five or more can be reserved early.

Unloco takes the stage at Scout for a live performance. Advance general admission is priced at $15 and includes fees. Seating upgrades are available with a reserved four-top table for $50 that offers a view of the stage. VIP reserved four-top tables are $100, with two options available, either on a side stage bench in front of the stage or in an elevated position with a clear view of the stage and access to the bar. Each table seats up to four people and does not include general admission, which must be purchased separately. Tables are assigned in the order they are purchased based on the best available locations. This event is for ages 18 and older, and minors may attend with a parent.

At Kemah Boardwalk, the Bay Area Heart Walk unites the community around heart health and a shared commitment to every heartbeat. Many people who experience cardiac arrest outside a hospital do not survive, often because no one nearby begins CPR. The walk highlights how simple skills and small steps can lead to lifesaving outcomes. Participation and support help expand CPR training and advance research, strengthening the community’s ability to act when it matters most.

This is the final waterfront show of the year, featuring day-of-only registration priced at $25. Registration will close before the awards presentation. There are more than ten categories, with the full list available in the discussion. All proceeds support care packages for those currently deployed. For questions, contact Stefani at (713) 503-6612 or Kevin at (832) 738-5275.

THC headlines a live music show with special guests Madzilla, Citizen Kane, and Chris Kerry Band. This event is open to adults 18 and older, and minors may attend when accompanied by a parent. Tickets cost $25 in advance with fees included, or $30 on the day of the show. Table options are available for groups of up to four. A reserved table is $50 and includes a view of the stage. VIP reserved tables are $100 and are offered either side stage on the floor or with an elevated view and bar access. Table purchases do not include general admission tickets, and seating locations are assigned in the order of purchase for the best available spots.

The featured speaker will be announced soon, with details to follow. This gathering will include a show and tell... attendees can bring specimens, jewelry, or other items to display, ask questions about, and then take home afterward. Membership is not required to attend. Annual membership is $15 for adults, $20 for a family at the same address, and free for honorary members age 70 and above. Benefits include a monthly newsletter and support for scholarships and school grants.

Heal The Hurt performs with special guests Magdalene Rose and Unbroken Reign at an all ages show. Advance tickets are $20 with fees included, and day-of pricing is $25. Reserved tables for four are $50 and include a clear view of the stage. VIP reserved tables for four are $100 and are available either beside the stage on bench seating in front of the stage, or in an elevated spot with a stage view and convenient bar access. Table purchases do not include general admission, admission is sold separately for each guest. Tables are assigned in the order of purchase for the best available placement.

Carlton Entertainment presents Heaven Can Wait, a new concert celebrating the biggest hits of Meat Loaf. After a sold out tour across Spain in 2024, the production rolls out across Europe in 2025. The show features lead vocals by Lee Brady with a powerhouse band of acclaimed UK rock musicians and featured female rock vocalists. Expect classics such as Anything For Love, Bat Out Of Hell, Paradise By The Dashboard Light, Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth, Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad, and Dead Ringer For Love, along with more fan favorites.

Sector-A delivers a lively rock cover performance focused on well-known synth-rock songs from the 1980s, along with additional selections beyond that decade. The set aims for high energy and a faithful celebration of the era’s sound.

Timeless HTX performs at Birraporetti's Friendswood with a set of favorites from rock, pop, Motown, disco, and country.

Saltgrass HoneyWorks is part of League City Holiday in the Park at League Park. This seasonal celebration in the park features their appearance as part of the holiday festivities.

The Ballpark at League City turns into a festive marketplace with the Home Run Christmas Market. Explore more than 50 local vendors offering holiday decor, handmade gifts, boutique apparel, specialty foods, home accents, jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind finds not typically found in chain stores. Seasonal photo opportunities with Santa and a visit from the Grinch add to the fun for all ages. Parking is free, and admission is $10 at the gate. Vendor inquiries are managed by Southern Style Event.

The Auxiliary Unit 291 Vendor Market is hosted by Auxiliary Unit 291 of Texas at American Legion Post #291. Support for this event helps the unit continue hosting events for children and veterans in the community.