Events in Pearland today

Hosted at Moreno's Mexican Restaurant - Pearland, this weekly peer advisory and networking group centers on helping professionals grow their businesses through leads, referrals, introductions, education, and shared guidance. It is designed for those seeking more high quality referrals, a stronger return on time and money invested in networking, and practical insights that support both learning and earning. Participants connect with trusted professionals and advisors and can explore the LEAD program, which focuses on Lead Exchange And Development with other professionals. Visiting to learn more is free.

At Manvel Public Library, Preschool Storytime features stories, songs, and rhymes, along with a craft connected to a new theme each week. This program is designed for children ages 3 to 5. Participation is limited to 35 participants per session.

Movers & Shakers brings toddlers together at Manvel Public Library for an upbeat mix of rhythm play, music, stories, and playful props that support fine motor development and help little ones burn off energy. Designed for children ages 18 months to 3 years, these Thursday sessions encourage dancing, singing, and reading in a lively, hands-on setting. Each session is limited to 35 participants. For families who cannot attend during the week, follow-up Saturday options are available.

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.

Get essential care at no cost with health screenings, flu vaccines, and consultations. This free event welcomes everyone.

A one hour community walk at Tom Bass Park III brings together people from the Pearland and Houston area to encourage each other as part of the Best Self Walk Club.

Explore a farmers market filled with fresh, locally grown and locally made goods. Shop for vegetables, plants, jams and jellies, honey, sourdough breads, houseplants, meats, eggs, lotions, soaps, apothecary items, coffee, jewelry, hats, cookies, scones, fudge, and art.

Create a personalized barn quilt in a one day class offered on two different days. Choose a pattern and it will be pre-drawn for you on a 2x2 foot ACM, a rust free metal board. All supplies are provided, and the experience is beginner friendly with no painting background needed. If you do not finish during class, the instructor will send paint home so you can complete your piece later. Finished quilts are well suited for display on a fence, the exterior of a home, or an interior wall.

Canvas and Culture at Cole’s Flea Market brings artists, makers, families, and neighbors together to honor creativity, culture, and community. Professional muralists will paint a large community piece in real time, and attendees can add their own brushstrokes so the finished work reflects many hands. Creative stations invite people to make their own art, while a marketplace highlights one-of-a-kind handmade items from local artists, sculptors, crafters, designers, and other creative entrepreneurs. The experience also features live entertainment, cultural activities, family friendly fun, and food. It speaks to painters, muralists, sculptors, potters, woodworkers, jewelry makers, fashion designers, photographers, poets, musicians, performers, artisans, and vendors, as well as anyone who enjoys supporting local talent. Discover new voices, connect with fellow creatives, support small businesses, and celebrate the artistry that energizes Houston.

At Manvel Public Library, this Saturday Movers & Shakers session is created for toddlers 18 months to 3 years old. The program centers on rhythmic body percussion and building fine motor skills, with dancing, singing, reading, and playful props to help channel morning energy in a fun, structured way. Participation is limited to 35 participants per session. Thursday sessions are also available.

Save time and avoid lines by grabbing your race bib and T-shirt ahead of the event at Wild Pear Running. To arrange pickup for your whole team, email the event coordinator at olivia@headforthecure.org.

Step into a glittering evening of intrigue and high-roller flair at the Friendswood Public Library’s Bet on the Library gala. Walk the red carpet, dress in your finest tuxedo or gown, and lean into a secret-agent or classic Hollywood vibe. Expect casino-style play, elegant ambiance, abundant appetizers, drinks, lively entertainment, and a lavish raffle, all fueling a meaningful cause. Tickets are $125 and include casino entry, beverages, heavy appetizers, and raffle tickets, with sales opening in spring 2026. Attendees must be 21 or older. Proceeds benefit the Gale High School scholarship program and help fund a new library marquee.

The fourteenth annual Head for the Cure 5K comes to Pearland Town Center, bringing the Houston community together for awareness, fundraising, and hope in support of those affected by brain tumors. The event benefits MD Anderson Brain & Spine Center along with the organization’s national programs.

Paint your own barn quilt in a one day, beginner friendly class. Select a pattern that will be pre drawn on a 2 by 2 foot aluminum composite board that will not rust, then bring it to life with provided paints and tools. All materials are included in the class. No prior painting experience is needed. If you do not finish during the session, the instructor sends paint home so you can complete your artwork later. Display the finished piece on a fence, on the exterior of a home, or on an interior wall. This single session is offered on two different days.

This weekly meetup takes place at Clear Creek Golf Club, where attendees can make use of a grass driving range along with spacious areas for putting and chipping to get their game course-ready. Participants meet in the parking lot before getting started.