Events in Rosenberg, TX

Shop from local vendors offering fresh flowers, tasty treats, and handmade crafts while supporting Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry. Visitors can pick up a special item to bring home, connect with local residents and businesses, and contribute to stocking the pantry for neighbors in need. Purchases and donations directly help Loaves & Fishes continue serving families in the community.

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.

This event features a 5-kilometer run-walk alongside a community health fair at Oyster Creek Park in Sugar Land, TX.

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.

St. Peter’s United Methodist Church’s annual market brings the West Houston, Katy, and Fulshear community together for seasonal shopping ahead of Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Explore more than one hundred vendors set up inside and outside across the campus with gifts, specialty foods, and festive decorations. The day also features live music, a food court for lunch or snacks, and a pumpkin patch. The first 300 shoppers receive a free tote bag while supplies last. The market supports local non-profit organizations and others in need through St. Peter’s United Methodist Church’s Mission Ministry. Indoor booths are sold out, and parking lot vendor spaces remain available. For questions, use pickadilly@stpkaty.org as the only official contact. Registration and payment are handled only through the church’s website, and any offers made elsewhere are not authorized.

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.

Brick Haunted Builds invites young LEGO fans to dive into Halloween-themed creativity where the mood stays fun, not frightening. Kids design eerie but friendly haunted houses, monster vehicles, and imaginative maze worlds, then share their work in a gallery walkthrough that highlights every creation. Trick-or-treat themed build challenges add surprises and playful twists along the way. This hands-on experience encourages creativity, teamwork, and storytelling, and is tailored for ages 5 to 11, making it a good fit for siblings, friends, and families who enjoy building together. One grand prize is awarded in each age group, and every participant receives a small surprise. Admission is $5 per child. Community partners include Kim D. Nguyen with Halona Real Estate, Bricks & Minifigs Sugar Land, and The Teahouse Tapioca & Tea in Sugar Land, which also hosts the event.

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.

This fall festival pairs seasonal fun with the reveal of a special wish for a child through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, creating a heartwarming celebration of community and giving. Families will find trunk-or-treat activities for kids and a decorated trunk contest, along with tasty options from local food trucks. Airbrush tattoos, balloon artistry, carnival games for all ages, and a friendly petting zoo round out the festivities. The celebration centers on joy, fall traditions, and supporting a meaningful cause.

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.

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.

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.

This meet and greet luncheon in Katy brings girls ages 10 to 17 together with their mothers or guardians for meaningful connection, open conversation, and community. Guests can learn about the She Builds Her Next program, meet the team, connect with other families, and hear about upcoming plans for participants. Enrollment opportunities will be available for families interested in the program, and the gathering emphasizes confidence, purpose, leadership, and sisterhood.

Harvest and Heat brings a fall festival and chili cook off to The Bunker Ice House in Fulshear, offering family friendly activities, live music, and a spirit of community. Teams can enter the chili competition for a chance at first, second, third, and people’s choice awards. Registration is 25 dollars per team, and entry fees may be sent via Zelle to WLWACF@gmail.com. The day also features a cornhole tournament with same day sign up and payment, a classic cake walk with sweet treats, face painting, a bounce house, and live music by Brandon Fenley. Festival admission is 20 dollars for ages 11 and up, 15 dollars for ages 4 to 10, and free for children 4 and under. Local businesses and community partners are welcome to sponsor. All proceeds benefit the Weston Lakes Women’s Association Community Foundation and its mission to support women, children, and families through service, education, and outreach. The celebration will take place rain or shine.

Explore a pop-up marketplace featuring witchy finds and handmade creations. This Halloween edition offers free admission, raffles, a variety of vendors, and reader services such as tarot and oracle readings, palm reading, candle wax and salt readings, and Reiki sessions. Costumes and cosplay are encouraged to add to the festive atmosphere. Vendor spots are handled only through the official organizer account, so disregard messages from anyone else. Updates are shared on Instagram at @geeknwitch.

The Houston Filipino Street Food Festival returns with a celebration of Filipino food, culture, and community in Houston. Admission tickets are now available, with early bird pricing currently offered. Packets and applications for vendors, sponsors, performers, and community partners will be released soon.

Celebrate the work of Avi Roy at a reception spotlighting the ALFB Art Gallery’s featured artist. Hear directly from the artist during a talk that shares the stories behind the artwork, and enjoy light refreshments. This gathering takes place at the Fort Bend Art Center.

Premium Encounters presents ZPremium, a custom premium format that blends elements of Premium and Standard play while introducing an extra rule and a tailored banlist. Hosted at Infinity Cards, this tournament uses Swiss best of 1 rounds set for 35 minutes with an additional 10 minutes for end of round procedures. When time is called, players take three more turns starting with turn 0. If the game is still unfinished at the end of the third turn or at the 10 minute mark, the player with the lower damage total wins. If damage is tied, sudden death begins and the next point of damage ends the match, even if a Heal Trigger would otherwise resolve. Decks must follow ZPremium rules, Overtriggers are not permitted, and a deck code is required to participate. Entry is $15. The field cuts to a top 8 if attendance exceeds 16, otherwise it will cut to top 4, and the top 8 stage also runs as Swiss best of 1. Prizes include exclusive playmats for the top 4 and store credit for the top 3 distributed 50 percent to first, 35 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. Additional rules and the evolving custom banlist will be shared on the event page, with updates planned after each event to keep the format fresh.

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.

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.

Girl Can't Help It brings a tribute to Journey to Willow Fork Drainage District's Central Green Park, with Tracy Perez delivering Steve Perry's soaring high notes and control. The group mirrors hallmark elements of the band, from Jonathan Cain inspired keyboards and Neal Schon styled guitar work to bass grooves reminiscent of Ross Valory and the steady pulse associated with Steve Smith. The show features the biggest Journey songs played live in the original keys. Audiences will also hear select 80s rock favorites from other iconic artists of the era, along with a few surprises that include standout tracks from Steve Perry's solo career.

Kill Tony brings a live podcast format to stand-up comedy. Comedians submit their names for a random drawing to earn a single minute on stage, then take part in a brief interview. Tony Hinchcliffe and co-host Brian Redban lead the show with special guests. The action plays out before a sold-out audience of thousands, blending rapid-fire sets with candid conversations.

Bayou City Horn Band performs live at No Label Brewing Co., delivering a horn-driven rock set that blends classic oldies with newer songs. Expect danceable tunes and a feel-good mix that keeps the energy up throughout the show.

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

Bingo night in the tavern takes place every third Saturday. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded.

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.

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.

No Stairway delivers a live tribute to the music of Led Zeppelin, honoring the band’s iconic sound on stage. Admission is limited to guests who are 21 and older.

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.

Move beyond woodworking by learning to hand knit a big blanket. Yarn is provided, and you can request a preferred color during booking. There is also an option to add a ladder to the workshop, with most of the prep done in advance. The ladder is sanded, stained, and assembled beforehand, and the final step is painting your chosen design before you head out.

Parry's Pizza in Sugar Land is hosting a Spirit Night in support of the George Ranch Lariettes & Belles Dance Team. Mention the team when ordering and 20% of your bill will be donated to them. Dine in or takeout purchases both qualify, so bring friends and family, enjoy a meal, and support the dancers with your order.

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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.

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.

Undertale: The Determination Symphony showcases the game's signature themes in new orchestral arrangements performed live by a 25-piece ensemble. Gameplay scenes projected above the stage deepen the immersion, guiding the audience through the Underground's path from the Ruins and Snowdin to Waterfall, Hotland, and ultimately New Home. Beloved characters, climactic battles, and heartfelt moments are vividly conveyed through the music. Toby Fox, the creator and composer of Undertale, has expressed enthusiasm for hearing these pieces interpreted by skilled musicians, and the program aims to leave listeners feeling truly determined.

Now in its 13th year, the Jamie’s Hope Golf Tournament takes place at TPC Houston, a course affiliated with the PGA Tour. The event raises support for families battling cancer and funds lifesaving programs through a day of golf and camaraderie. Whether bringing an A game or simply a favorite golf outfit, participants can look forward to playing at TPC Houston. Early bird pricing is available for a limited time or until sold out, and golf carts are optional.

Hosted by the Brookshire Chamber of Commerce at the G-Tech Innovation Center, this monthly luncheon offers networking with local leaders and presentations that deliver practical insights for businesses. Pricing includes lunch, with Chamber members at $20 and non-members at $25.

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.

Celebrate Senior Night with a playful twist by dressing as your favorite Golden Girls character, whether Blanche, Rose, Dorothy, or Sophia. Tickets will be available for purchase on the day of the game.

This monthly potluck lunch for adults 55 and up takes place in Covenant Hall and focuses on good food, friendly conversation, and lighthearted fun. Guests are encouraged to bring a favorite dish to share and enjoy a relaxed time catching up with friends, meeting new people, and staying connected. Whether you come often or are trying it out for the first time, there is always a place at the table.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening at First Baptist Katy featuring $5 meals, all-ages games, and fun giveaways. New and returning visitors are welcome to celebrate the season together.

A new touring production celebrates the pop and rock sounds of the 1960s and 1970s with the sweep of a live symphony. A cast of 35 vocalists and instrumentalists joins a 28-piece orchestra to perform more than 40 Billboard Top 10 hits from artists such as The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Temptations, Donna Summer, Neil Diamond, and Earth, Wind & Fire. The Motortown All-Stars and Chris Ruggiero return, with Lisa Casalino and Avana Christie also featured. The performance takes place at the Stafford Centre with reserved seating for all ages, and tickets are required for every attendee, including infants. Presented by Praia Entertainment Group and Pop, Rock & Doo Wopp.

The Omicron Sorority Networking House meets at Texas Borders Cane Island in Katy. As part of WGNO Sorority & Fraternity’s network of 23 houses with more than 500 seat holders, this group offers one seat per industry and focuses on collaboration for personal and professional growth. A PDF information packet and an application are available in the group’s files tab.

Create a custom floral centerpiece with The Rustic Brush Katy at Heart Notes Candle Bar. All supplies are provided, featuring wooden flowers with a lifelike look and feel. Arrange your design in a wooden box supplied by TRB or in a favorite mug or vase, then finish it with a fragrance from Heart Notes Candle Bar. Take home a unique decorative piece that adds lasting beauty and a pleasant scent to any space.

At Safari Texas Ranch, this gala honors education and the heroes who expand opportunity for families throughout the community. The program features food, auction packages, a wine and whiskey pull, and the Heads or Tails game. World Series Champion and Astros broadcaster Geoff Blum delivers the keynote with a message focused on perseverance, purpose, and hope. Award-winning journalist Mario Diaz serves as emcee. The evening highlights the impact of Fort Bend Hope, fosters connections with community champions, and shares ways to support educational opportunities. The presenting sponsor is Momentum BMW.

Settle into a relaxed public paint class focused on a charming ghost drifting beneath a midnight sky. Guests may arrive about 30 minutes early to pick up an apron, chat with others, and get set for the class. It is BYOB, and glassware is available. There is also an optional DIY candle upgrade for $25. Arrive early to pour an all natural soy candle in a favorite scent, let it cure while you paint, then leave with your finished artwork and a custom hand-poured candle.

Young athletes can spend the day building skills and having fun with structured baseball and softball instruction, position-focused training, and engaging games held indoors and protected from the weather. The camp welcomes ages 5 to 12 and all experience levels. Campers are placed in groups by age and by sport to ensure training that fits their stage of development. Participants should bring lunch, a snack, and plenty of water, and they should wear tennis shoes instead of cleats. The cost is $75 per day, with discounts available for multiple days and for members.

Celebrate a festive night of family-friendly Halloween activities at Ivy Kids of Peek during its annual trunk or treat. Costumes suitable for all ages are encouraged, and families can enjoy trick or treating in a safe setting among festively decorated vehicles offering candy. Attractions include inflatable play areas, mini train rides for kids, a petting zoo with gentle animals, and games that entertain all ages. This event is open to the community.

This event at Houston Motorsports Park offers drivers the chance to race friends in their own vehicles in a legal setting. No race car or previous experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

A tribute to 2000s rock takes the stage. Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 on the day of the show. Reserved seating is available with a four-person table for $50 and VIP reserved tables for $100. Service fees apply. This event is for ages 18 and up, and minors may attend with a parent. Seating details: The standard reserved table accommodates four and includes a view of the stage. VIP reserved tables also seat up to four and are assigned in order of purchase for the best available placement. One VIP option places your group at a side-stage bench in front of the stage, while another offers an elevated view of the stage with bar access. Table purchases do not include general admission tickets.

Toyota Center hosts global music icon and reggaeton pioneer Don Omar as The Last King World Tour brings a career-spanning set of his biggest hits. With more than two decades shaping Latin urban music, he remains a defining voice of reggaeton, recognized for a commanding stage presence. Highlights include chart-toppers like Danza Kuduro, Dale Don Dale, Salio El Sol, and Bandoleros, presented live on stage.

Get your retriever tuned up for the season with a group training day built around a standard retriever setup. Expect wingers and gunfire on a mix of land and water, with the option for dogs to run singles or doubles and add a blind. Each dog runs individually, and training tips are available on request. Coffee and breakfast are provided. Participation is free for club members, and non-members are $60 per dog. All training gear is supplied, though attendees should bring a chair, a leash, and an e-collar. This training day is part of a four-week pre-season series that alternates by breed group and is reserved for retrievers. RSVPs are requested with the number of people attending and the number of dogs.

Postponed due to weather, this event welcomes entries regardless of make or model and will feature judging across 18 categories. Registration is available and awards will be presented. Entry costs $30, with a discounted $25 rate for first responders. Spectator admission is free.

Bedrock City Con is a large gathering for comic book enthusiasts in Houston, bringing fans together under one roof. Admission tickets are available.

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.

Recycle Round Up at Edward Mercer Stadium makes it easy to clear out household hazards and clutter with a simple drive-through system. Residents can stay in their vehicles while items are collected for responsible disposal, from hazardous materials and electronics to other unwanted goods. Accepted items include paint and related products, motor oil and other fluids, batteries, pool chemicals, pesticides, electronics such as televisions, wires and cables, toner and ink cartridges, aerosols, and propane cylinders. For safety, do not bring tires, appliances, pharmaceuticals, explosives, asbestos, unidentified chemicals, or scrap metal. Keep Sugar Land Beautiful will be on site with information and giveaways, and Republic Services is providing dumpsters for the event.

A Halloween themed meet and greet at Hollywood Feed features adoptable dogs and kittens with Lucky Penny Rox Rescue. Guests can enjoy seasonal candy and treats, take part in prize giveaways, and spend time with friendly animals. Information about the rescue and how to begin the adoption process will be available, creating a welcoming setting for families and pet lovers considering a new companion.

A Halloween-themed plant swap returns to Katy at The Wildcatter Saloon, offering a lively mix of plant trading, seasonal fun, and local shopping. Participants can exchange plants and plant-related items, browse vendor booths, and enjoy food and drinks available from the venue. Costumes are encouraged, with a contest planned to showcase spooky and creative looks. Families will find trick-or-treating for kids at participating booths, giving little ones a chance to collect candy as they explore. Giveaways are scheduled throughout, adding extra excitement. The swap operates on a trade-only basis, and sales are limited to approved vendors. Suggested items for trading include houseplants, cuttings, seeds, seedlings, pots, and other gardening accessories.

Rewind Texas brings a live music performance to the stage. This event is limited to attendees 21 and older.

At Central Green Park, Adrian's Fault delivers a lively, genre mixing performance that keeps the energy high. This family friendly concert is free to attend. Bring lawn chairs or a blanket for comfortable seating on the lawn and come with friends, family, and neighbors. Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed in the park.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to The Bookend with a new roster every time. The show features comics with television appearances and popular podcast credits. Expect live sets from standout comedians and a lineup that changes from one performance to the next.

Full Gallop brings back the third annual Louisiana in Texas, a celebration of the shared music and culture that connect Texas and Louisiana. At Miller Outdoor Theatre, New Orleans group Big Sam’s Funky Nation leads the lineup with a high energy blend of funk, soul, and brassy grooves. The festival also honors Creole Heritage Month, highlighting the traditions and lasting influence of Creole culture on the border region’s distinctive sound, from zydeco to blues. Houston’s own Keyun and the Zydeco Masters open the show. Bandleader Keyun Dickson began playing accordion at age three, formed his group more than two decades ago, and was the first zydeco winner of Texas Folklife’s Big Squeeze in 2010. The band’s following spans Houston, the wider Texas region, Louisiana, and beyond, and they return to the Miller stage. This is a free, family friendly event. The performance will also be available to watch live online through a website, YouTube, or Facebook. Produced by Full Gallop, with project sponsorship from Fresh Arts, an organization that supports local artists by building knowledge, connecting communities, and amplifying resources.

Part of the Nada Solo Éxitos Tour, this concert spotlights Cristian Castro, a celebrated voice in Latin pop. Born in Mexico City to Verónica Castro and comedian Manuel “El Loco” Valdés, he started performing early and launched his professional career in 1992 with the album Agua Nueva, home to the hit No Podrás. Through the 1990s and 2000s he released a steady stream of successful records and memorable songs, including Nunca Voy a Olvidarte, Por Amarte Así, Azul, and Lo Mejor de Mí, earning multiple award nominations and selling more than 12 million records. Known for expressive vocals and versatility across Latin pop, bolero, and mariachi, he continues to connect with audiences around the world.

Cristian Castro takes the stage at Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land for a concert built around his best-known songs. The performance showcases the emotion in his music and the strength of his vocals, creating an evening centered on the hits fans come to hear. Whether familiar with his catalog or discovering it for the first time, attendees can look forward to memorable melodies and heartfelt moments.

Keep Sugar Land Beautiful, in partnership with the City of Sugar Land, is hosting a hands-on native wildflower seeding event at Brazos River Park to create a thriving pollinator meadow for butterflies, bees, bats, and other beneficial species. This annual community effort focuses on planting native flowers that offer nectar, pollen, and shelter while enriching local green spaces and supporting biodiversity. Participants can expect an inviting, family friendly outdoor experience that includes preparing soil, sowing seeds, and planting seedlings, along with simple opportunities to learn about pollinators and native plants and to connect with neighbors. No experience is required, and every contribution helps build lasting habitat in Sugar Land.

Enjoy a meal at Lazy Dog Restaurants in Richmond while supporting Maddyn’s Mission, which provides scholarships so children in the community can take part in sports and dance. To have your purchase count, show the event flyer when dining in, or use the promo code 01PECANGROVE for takeout or online orders. With those steps, 15 percent of your total will be donated to Maddyn’s Mission. Share the news with friends and family to help broaden the impact.

Explore the world of birds in a hands-on program where children learn how birds fly, what they eat, and the sounds they make. Activities include interactive stations, story time, sensory play, simple science experiments, and a guided nature hike. This program is open to the community and is recommended for younger explorers ages 3 to 5. The cost is $20 per child.

At this fundraiser, 25 percent of event sales will be donated to ProGrad. Online orders can count when placed for pickup using code TCFX27P. In-restaurant orders can be included by showing the flyer. To qualify, orders must be pickup from the restaurant hosting the fundraiser and made during the fundraiser hours. Delivery orders and gc do not apply.

A business networking mixer for entrepreneurs at Pearl & Vine in Katy brings together professionals to make connections, exchange referrals, and explore ways to grow their businesses. The program highlights strategies to network smarter and includes an overview of NIA Professionals’ Referral Partner Groups and an e-learning marketing system focused on client attraction. The event welcomes anyone interested, including clients, customers, business associates, spouses, and friends. Participants are encouraged to bring a generous supply of business cards and plan for active networking.

The UGLY Tour brings Teddy Swims to Toyota Center, highlighting the GRAMMY-nominated, Diamond-certified artist behind Lose Control. He ushers in a new chapter with Mr. Know It All, first introduced live during a mainstage Coachella performance, after a sold-out global tour and a second GRAMMY nomination. Lose Control broke the record for the longest run on the Billboard Hot 100. Avery Anna and MarcLo join the lineup.

Turn a meal into community support at Parry’s Pizzeria & Taphouse with a monthly give-back dining fundraiser benefitting Service Clubs Inc. Enjoy lunch or dinner, choose dine in, takeout, or place an online order, and your purchase helps power local service initiatives and partnerships centered on community impact, stewardship, and humanitarian work. Service Clubs Inc. collaborates with like-minded clubs and nonprofits to uplift communities across the Greater Houston area through a shared commitment to service and measurable results.

Inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s words about life blooming like summer flowers, this public painting class sets a warm, creative tone for a fun art experience. Guests are encouraged to arrive a little early to settle in, grab an apron, and mingle before brushes meet the canvas. It is BYOB, and glassware is provided. An optional DIY candle add-on is available for $25, giving attendees the chance to pour a natural soy candle in a scent of their choice before class. The candle cures while you paint, so participants leave with a finished masterpiece and a custom hand-poured candle.

This welcoming trunk or treat is created with children with special needs in mind. Expect a festive atmosphere with costumes, candy, and plenty of smiles. The celebration takes place outdoors in the parking lot, with vendors handing out treats and sharing information. Costumes are encouraged.

The David Caceres Band performs as the third show in the De Garth Presents Pearland Jazz Series, bringing live jazz shaped by standout musicianship, vibrant energy, and a soulful touch. The concert takes place at Hilton Garden Inn Houston Pearland. Dinner is available at the hotel before the performance, making it easy to enjoy a meal and then settle in for an evening of music.

ESH’s 4th Annual Trunk-or-Treat offers a family-friendly evening centered on costumes, creativity, community, and candy. Children can trick-or-treat from festively decorated car trunks while families connect with the ESH community and local organizations. Vendors are welcome to participate for a $25 fee. Organizations that are not selling may join at no cost, and those that plan to sell will pay the $25 vendor fee. All participating vendors and organizations receive a shoutout on social media. Those interested in taking part can message the organizers to sign up.

Charlie & Dusty perform at Texas Tradition in Katy with a set centered on classic country, complemented by additional songs beyond the genre.

A hands-on cake decorating session with a cute ghost theme invites children to design their own sweet creation. Each participant receives a six inch, single tier vanilla cake, a cake board, and a box to take it home, with all frosting and decorations provided. The focus is on creativity and fun as kids learn simple techniques and personalize their cakes. Space is limited, and the class requires at least three registrations to run. Please note that the finished cake will not match any image shown on the flyer.

Obsidian Halloween brings a stacked night to Scout Bar in Houston, featuring performances across two rooms. The main room showcases A Split Second, Ghostbells, In The Shadows, Mike Terror, and DJ Whisperwish. Room 2 adds ANDRAKO, DJ Darkspark, Mike Legacy, and SINthetik Messiah. Expect a festive atmosphere with a costume contest, prizes, and giveaways, along with vendors Psycho Kitty Accessories and Kreations By Cheryl. Promotions are presented by D&S Promotions, The New Beat, and Whisperwish Entertainment LLC. This is an all-ages event. Table reservations are moving quickly, a VIP meet and greet is offered, and tickets are currently available.

This event at Houston Motorsports Park offers open drag strip runs for everyday drivers in a safe, organized setting. Bring your personal vehicle and line up against friends, with no race car or previous experience required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

A Halloween tribute show at The Wildcatter Saloon in Katy, TX features Smooth Criminal honoring Michael Jackson with special guest The Legacy of Prince. This outdoor event is 21 and up, or ages 14 and older with a parent, and the main bar is off limits to anyone under 21. Presale general admission is $25 and general admission is $30. Reserved tables are $60 and seat up to four people, and general admission tickets are required separately because they are not included with a table purchase. All sales are final. The program also includes a premiere screening in the main bar of the short film BEAT IT 2 THE MAN IN THE MIRROR by WAJ3 Productions, directed by Arden Jolley and produced by Juan Espinoza.

Expect a lively night of salsa, merengue, bachata, and plenty of social dancing. Hone your steps in a master class taught by internationally recognized dance teachers, then keep the momentum going on the dance floor. Light alcoholic beverages and snacks will be available, along with more to enjoy throughout the evening.

Signed to God: Sidhu Moosewala Hologram Experience comes to The Fort Bend County Epicenter, featuring lifelike 3D projections in sync with his original voice recordings, paired with cinema-style imagery and striking stage effects.

Get into the Halloween spirit with Steel Country at an adults-only celebration for those 21 and over. A cover charge applies.

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.

Katy’s official Cars & Coffee brings car lovers and families together at Current Church for a relaxed morning surrounded by classic favorites, modern standouts, and unique builds. The gathering is free and open to everyone, and all makes and models are welcome whether you plan to share your vehicle or simply explore the lineup. Expect easygoing conversation, a welcoming atmosphere, and a focus on community. No registration or fees are required. To keep things safe and family friendly, please avoid revving, burnouts, and loud music, and be respectful of church property and the surrounding streets.

Keep Sugar Land Beautiful presents an annual community tree planting at Brazos River Park. Participants plant native trees that enhance local habitats, strengthen community ties, and contribute to a healthier urban canopy. The event highlights sustainability, hands-on stewardship, and a lasting greener future for Sugar Land.

Mockingbird Books in Katy hosts an author pop-up celebrating the debut romantic comedy The Hedge Burner. The story follows Claire, a divorced marriage counselor balancing teenage twins and an ex-husband when a single cigarette ignites a hedge and leads to an encounter with an attractive firefighter. Signed copies will be available.

Babies & Bumps returns to Houston for its second annual event at the Houston Marriott Sugar Land. This intimate, conference style experience brings together local businesses and top brands alongside expert led classes, demonstrations, shopping, complimentary activities, and plenty of giveaways. The day opens with a panel discussion led by founder Monica Infante and trusted local experts, continues with a curated exhibitor floor where attendees can explore resources tailored to new and soon to be parents, take classes, enjoy activities, and see demonstrations, then wraps with a keynote from internationally recognized baby gear expert and Child Passenger Safety Technician Jamie Grayson. Jamie will also be available on the exhibitor floor to answer questions and offer hands on demonstrations, and his keynote covers products and safety basics across categories such as car seats, strollers, carriers, and high chairs, with additional prizes. Babies & Bumps is a small family business with a big purpose to educate and empower parents. Every part of the event is designed to build connections and share information so attendees can prepare for pregnancy, birth, and life with a baby with confidence. It welcomes moms and dads, parents to be, adoptive parents, people trying to conceive, and caregivers, as well as anyone who has a baby in their life or one on the way. The environment focuses on support, resources, and community with no pressure and no judgment. Amenities include a dedicated lounge for nursing, pumping, and feeding. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the hotel, and parking is plentiful. Attendees can also take part in a raffle featuring prizes from sponsors, local businesses, and brands, with all proceeds benefiting the Mothers' Milk Bank at Austin. Gift bags, a grand prize drawing, and additional giveaways are part of the experience, and availability may vary by ticket type. Event partner and schedule details, including topics, presenters, and session information, will be shared on the event website as the day approaches.

Celebrate a milestone as Sugar Plum Market marks its 25th anniversary with a festive Preview Night. The evening features sparkling beverages, thoughtful cuisine pairings, and sweet treats, along with early access to a curated selection of merchants. Each ticket includes bites of classic comfort foods, one complimentary drink ticket, a Preview Night shopping bag, and entry for one additional general admission day on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. The celebration honors years of tradition, community, shopping, and giving back, reflecting on treasured memories while looking ahead to what comes next.

The Una Historia/Storia Importante World Tour brings its US and Canada itinerary to Houston with a stop at Smart Financial Centre. This date is part of a route that also includes Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Chicago, Miami, and Los Angeles, placing Houston among the key cities on the schedule.

Marking 25 years, the Sugar Plum Market is a holiday fundraiser that supports charitable organizations in Fort Bend County. Presented by the Fort Bend Junior Service League with Memorial Hermann Sugar Land as Title Sponsor, this all-volunteer-run tradition has grown into the county’s largest festive shopping experience. The anniversary edition features more than 100 vendors offering distinctive gifts, seasonal décor, gourmet treats, fashion, jewelry, and more for everyone on your list. The Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market theme celebrates community, tradition, shopping, and the spirit of giving.

A free expo at the Marriott Sugarland Hotel brings together local organizations focused on supporting seniors and their families. Participants can connect with these groups and learn about what they offer. Drawings for prizes, refreshments, and health screenings are included. Advance registration is available.

A dinner banquet will take place at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds in Richmond.

Mushroomhead and Fear Factory share the bill with special guests Nine Treasures. This all ages event offers multiple ticketing options. General admission is $29 in advance or $34 on the day of the show, and service charges apply. Reserved seating is available for groups of up to four, with a standard reserved table for $50 that faces the stage and VIP reserved tables for $100 that seat four. VIP layouts include a table positioned beside the stage on a bench seat near the front or an elevated table with a clear view of the stage and convenient access to the bar. Tables are assigned in the order they are purchased and do not include general admission tickets.

Ember South Entertainment presents a show featuring Texas Hippie Coalition at The Wildcatter Saloon in Katy, Texas. This event is open to ages 15 and up, and attendees under 21 must be accompanied by a guardian. Advance tickets are $25 and tickets on the day of the show are $30. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is postponed or canceled.

Marking a quarter century, Sugar Plum Market returns as a holiday fundraiser that supports charitable organizations serving Fort Bend County. Presented by the Fort Bend Junior Service League with Memorial Hermann Sugar Land as title sponsor, this volunteer-led market has grown into the county’s largest event of its kind. Guests can explore offerings from more than 100 vendors, including distinctive gifts, seasonal décor, gourmet treats, fashion, jewelry, and other finds for everyone on the list. This milestone year highlights community, tradition, shopping, and generosity, all set within the enchanting Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market theme.

Set in Sugar Land Town Square, this multiday celebration brings together visual art, live music, and local flavors. More than one hundred juried artists present their work while music performances continue throughout the weekend. Watch a mural take shape in real time, then explore food and beverages from Town Square restaurants. The event draws an engaged community of art enthusiasts and collectors.

Nikki Glaser brings her fearless, candid stand-up to the stage on The Stunning Tour. Nominated for Emmy, Grammy, and Golden Globe awards, she is known for brutally honest comedy, hit podcasts, and sold-out tours. She made history as the first woman to solo host the Golden Globes and will return as host, has a new Hulu special taped in St. Louis, and recently hosted Saturday Night Live. Named Comedian of the Year by The New York Times and honored on the TIME100 list, she also has major film projects upcoming with Netflix, Paramount, and Universal. Her HBO special Someday You’ll Die broke streaming records, earned multiple award nominations, and won a Writers Guild Award. Audiences may also recognize her from hosting Lovers and Liars after three seasons of FBOY Island, the E! series Welcome Home Nikki Glaser?, the SiriusXM show You Up, the Netflix special Bangin’, Comedy Central Roasts, and appearances in Trainwreck, AP Bio, and The Masked Singer.

A night of drag racing for all experience levels, with the chance to race against friends in your own vehicle in a legal setting. No racecar or prior experience is required to participate. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children five and under are free.

Enjoy a live performance from Tilluride. This event is limited to guests 21 years and older. Doors open before the music begins.

Returning for the third consecutive year, this Family Fun Run at Brazos River Park in Sugar Land supports The Sanctuary. Organized by Norka Jenkins, Broker and Owner with Aneste Properties, the event features a Kids 1K alongside a 5K walk and run, creating an accessible experience for children and adults.

The 25th anniversary edition of Sugar Plum Market is a holiday fundraiser that benefits charitable organizations serving Fort Bend County. Presented by the Fort Bend Junior Service League with Title Sponsor Memorial Hermann Sugar Land, it has grown into the county’s largest all‑volunteer holiday shopping showcase. This milestone year features more than 100 vendors offering unique gifts, festive décor, gourmet treats, fashion, jewelry, and other seasonal finds. The Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market theme celebrates community, tradition, shopping, and giving back, creating a cheerful setting for memorable holiday gifting.

Constellation Field hosts the 15th Annual Get Your Rear in Gear - Houston, a 5K and 10K run and walk for colon cancer. The day includes registration and check-in, an opening ceremony with team awards, a survivor and patient group photo, a fun run for kids, timed 5K and 10K races alongside an untimed walk, and a closing ceremony with runner awards. Colorectal cancer patients and survivors can register at no cost. Packet pickup is available ahead of time at Fleet Feet in River Oaks and at Talyard Brewing Co.

This free, bilingual seminar in Katy is designed for first-time homebuyers and new real estate investors. It breaks down the journey from start to finish, including the benefits of homeownership, how financing works, and each step in the buying process. Participants will hear how mortgage qualification is evaluated, follow a clear path from preapproval to closing, discover programs and resources for first-time buyers, and learn about common mistakes that can delay or derail a deal. A lender and a realtor will host a live question and answer session. Seminario gratuito y bilingüe en Katy para quienes desean comprar su primera casa o invertir. Se explican las ventajas de ser propietario, el financiamiento y cada paso del proceso de compra. También se detalla cómo calificar para un préstamo hipotecario, el camino desde la preaprobación hasta el cierre, los programas y recursos para compradores primerizos, y los errores comunes que pueden frenar la compra. Habrá una sesión de preguntas y respuestas en vivo con un prestamista y un agente inmobiliario.

Learn the art of hand knitting while creating a chunky blanket at The Rustic Brush - Katy (Fulshear). Yarn is provided for a large blanket, and you can choose your preferred color during booking. You can also add a ladder project to your session, prepared ahead of time with sanding, staining, and assembly completed, then finish by painting your selected design before you leave.

At Hollywood Feed Sugar Land, this meet and greet offers a welcoming opportunity to talk about the group’s mission, meet adoptable dogs, and learn about fostering and adoption.

Houston Motorsports Park presents a lineup of drag racing shootouts and index classes. The H-Town Hitters Shootout is capped at 4.90 with a $200 entry and $2,500 added. The Little Dawg Shootout is capped at 5.30 with a $150 entry and $2,000 added. The 5.80 index offers a $100 entry with $1,000 added, and the 7.0 index features a $100 entry with $700 added. Jr Dragsters compete with a $100 entry and receive 100 percent payback. Test and tune sessions are welcome. Spectator admission is $30 for adults, kids ages 6 to 12 are $5, and children 5 and under are free.

The country’s largest halal food festival returns with the 5th Annual Halal Social at The Fort Bend County Epicenter. Celebrate food, culture, and community with nearly 200 vendors from around the region and beyond offering halal dishes, refreshing drinks, and decadent desserts. Explore a lively bazaar filled with unique finds, enjoy live entertainment throughout the day, and look out for special guest appearances. Families will find kid friendly activities and experiences to enjoy together, creating a welcoming outing for food lovers of all ages.

At a long-awaited reunion, a tangled saga of love and desire collides with volatile family ties. Five siblings, bound by the same father and different mothers, return home and face the fallout of their parents’ passionate history. Over the course of the gathering, three sisters and two brothers speak openly about married and single life, revealing victories and failures, secrets and temptations. On stage, private moments are spoken aloud... intimate habits, stormy and sometimes ruthless relationships, and affairs that seem to defy time all come to light. These unfiltered confessions erase any need to eavesdrop, as heartache, longing, and truth are laid bare. Affection gathers them under one roof, yet temptation threatens to pull them apart.

Book of Love marks 40 years with a headlining show at White Oak Music Hall. Supporting artists will be announced.

Doja Cat performs live at Toyota Center in Houston, TX. Experience the artist on stage in a concert setting.

SJB, also known as The Samy Jo Band, performs a live mix of Top 40 covers and variety music at Baker St. Pub & Grill Sugar Land. The performance highlights familiar hits delivered by a cover band.

Spend time crafting a custom wreath at The Rustic Brush - Katy. Select from multiple design options and assemble it with poly jute mesh and high-quality ribbon. The finished piece measures about 24 inches in diameter. Personalize the design for an upcoming holiday or match any theme you prefer.

Enjoy a cozy creative session painting a radiant winter wonderland on canvas. This open-to-all painting class welcomes guests to come about 30 minutes early to get settled, pick up an apron, and mingle. You may bring your own beverages, and glassware is available. For an extra touch, add a $25 DIY candle experience. Arrive a half hour early to pour a soy candle made with all natural ingredients in a scent you love. It sets while you paint, so you will head home with a finished artwork and a custom hand poured candle. The studio is a locally owned small business led by local artists and shares heartfelt appreciation for the community’s support.

This high-energy concert salutes the Bee Gees with You Should Be Dancing, a tribute that mirrors the group’s signature harmonies and flair while adding a vivid visual show. Expect classics like “Stayin’ Alive,” “You Should Be Dancing,” “More Than A Woman,” “Night Fever,” and “How Deep Is Your Love,” along with songs the Gibb brothers wrote for artists such as Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Andy Gibb, Barbra Streisand, Frankie Valli, Diana Ross, and Dionne Warwick, plus a few surprises. The act has appeared on ABC, CBS, and the CW, headlined major stages across the country, and shared lineups with America, The Beach Boys, Boyz II Men, Chicago, Daryl Hall, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Smokey Robinson. They have also performed with Yvonne Elliman and Ted Neeley, and opened for members of Cheap Trick, Def Leppard, and Guns N’ Roses. Reserved seating is available with tickets priced from $40 to $67 plus fees, and groups of five or more receive a 10 percent discount. Tickets are required for all attendees, including infants. The concert takes place at Stafford Centre.

Designed for adults 55 and better, this monthly potluck lunch offers good food and warm conversation in Covenant Hall. Attendees can contribute a favorite dish, then enjoy a laid-back gathering focused on catching up with friends, making new connections, and staying connected. Regular participants and first-timers alike are welcome at the table.

Energy Corridor Farmers Market returns with a community gathering that highlights fresh produce, handcrafted goods from local vendors and artisans, plants and flowers, and live music. The setting is family friendly and welcomes pets. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to shop local and support small businesses.

At Courtyard by Marriott Houston Katy Mills, TropiCon Book Expo presents a two day celebration of books and authors in Texas. Known for southern beach settings and strong author participation, the event comes to the Lone Star State with parties, an interactive book signing, and a lineup of internationally known writers. Attendees can meet best selling and award winning authors, take in author panels, enjoy giveaways and photo ops, and be part of the VIP Book Birthday Bash, with hundreds of books available for signing. Writers will find sessions on publishing, marketing workshops, networking opportunities, and industry panels. Browse romance, mystery, thriller, fantasy, science fiction, horror, children’s books, nonfiction, and more while exploring unique bookish vendors. Please note that Lynessa Layne signs only during the Book Birthday Bash and will not have a table on Signing Saturday.

Hosted by the Orthodox Christian Youth Movement in the Diocese of South-West America, this Leadership and Family Conference at St. Thomas Orthodox Cathedral Houston features prayer, worship, leadership development, family fellowship, and a variety of activities and friendly competitions. A highlight is the OCYM Quiz Competition for teams of 2 to 4, with a rolling trophy and cash prizes. Topics and quiz registration details will be shared soon. Registration is open, with a fee of $50 per adult, while children 17 and under attend free. The gathering emphasizes one faith, one family, and one mission for Christ.

Timeless HTX brings a live performance to Willow Fork Drainage District’s Central Green Park inside LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch in Katy, TX, featuring music across rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

This staged event features several ticket and seating options. Advance general admission is $15 with fees included. Reserved 4-top tables with a view of the stage are $50, and VIP 4-top tables are $100, with choices that include a side-stage bench seat on the floor or an elevated vantage point with convenient bar access. Each table seats up to four guests and is assigned in order of purchase as the best available. Table reservations do not include a general admission ticket. Attendees must be 18 or older, and minors may enter only when accompanied by a parent.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this event offers street-style drag racing for anyone who wants to run their own vehicle against friends. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Alton Brown presents a show that reimagines favorite moments from his career, adding fresh demos, music, and a dash of dialed-back mischief, all in a format that favors connection. Recognized for Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, he has built a touring legacy that has reached audiences in over 300 cities and entertained more than five hundred thousand people. This edition leans into spontaneity and storytelling, blending humor, science, and food with genuine heart. Expect to see a side of Brown that feels new... unless you have already seen him in his own kitchen.

This event features a live performance by Fal-Skye. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Venezuelan singer-songwriter Jorge Luis Chacín brings a Spanish-language concert to Stafford Centre. With 13 Latin Grammy nominations and a long-running career, he is known for a resonant voice, emotive songwriting, and an engaging presence on stage. Expect a program of Latin music. Seating is reserved, and attendees of all ages are welcome. A ticket is required for everyone, including infants.

CKMD Dance and Fitness Studio marks five years with a special anniversary showcase in Katy, Texas. The event features stage performances, family friendly activities, light refreshments, and studio announcements, culminating in a reveal of what comes next for the studio. It welcomes longtime supporters as well as those new to the community. Seating is limited.

Explore a community market featuring handcrafted, unique, one-of-a-kind items from local vendors. Spend the day in Historic Town Square, discovering finds for all interests while supporting small businesses. Friends and families can browse together and enjoy a full day of local shopping. Vendor opportunities are available for those interested in participating.

The third annual chili cook-off and school fundraiser brings families and neighbors together for a flavorful afternoon at Fulshear Classical School. Attendees can sample an array of homemade chilis and vote for their favorites. Local musicians provide live entertainment, and the festivities include raffles and booths from area vendors. A cookie and pie competition highlights sweet creations, while children enjoy inflatable slides, obstacle courses, and other activities. Competitors contend for cash awards recognizing the tastiest, the spiciest, and the most original chili. All proceeds support Fulshear Classical School.

At Houston Motorsports Park, racers line up for a multi-class showdown featuring a 5.80 index with a $100 entry and an added $1,000, a 6.50 full-size truck shootout with a $100 entry and an added $800, and a 7.0 index with a $100 entry and an added $700. Jr. dragster entries are $100 with a 100 percent payback. Test and tune is available. Spectator pricing is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

This sensory-friendly celebration at We Rock the Spectrum West Houston is designed for families of all ages and features games, treats, community resources, and the opportunity for a photo with Santa. Admission is free for all attendees and an RSVP is required. To reserve a photo time with Santa, AST requests a $5 nonrefundable donation.

The Wildcatter Saloon hosts The Iron Maidens, an all-female tribute to Iron Maiden, with VICTIM opening. Pre-sale general admission is $15 and general admission is $20. Table reservations are $40 and accommodate up to four people. Attendees must be 21 or older. All sales are final and there are no refunds.

AST, also known as A Sure Thing, returns to Baker St. Pub & Grill Sugar Land with a high-energy mix of rock, pop, country, R&B, and Latin Top 40 favorites. Look forward to a genre-spanning set packed with popular hits as the band brings its lively show back to this stage.

At UHCL Bayou Theater, this immersive courtroom drama turns the audience into the jury. Hear testimony, scrutinize evidence, and vote at key moments that shape how the case unfolds, then deliver the final verdict. The story begins on a summer night aboard a family speedboat driven by the son of a powerful politician, with an ex-lover and old friends on board. By the end of the outing, one person is dead, another is in a coma, and the driver stands accused of murder. Jurors must decide whether jealousy fueled the tragedy or if there is more beneath the surface. Each performance can take a different path because audience decisions reveal new angles. Photography is allowed without flash, and there are no strobe effects. The experience runs about 60 minutes, with doors opening 30 minutes beforehand. Seating is first-come, first-served within the zone selected. Please note content advisories for themes of domestic violence, emotional manipulation, alcohol use, and a distressing emergency services call, with moments of intense emotional conflict. Recommended for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is fully accessible with a dedicated wheelchair area. Guests who require assistance may be eligible for one complimentary companion pass with appropriate documentation. Service animals are welcome. Amenities include on-site restrooms and air conditioning. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and smoking or vaping is not allowed. Parking is free in Lot D1 starting one hour before the show. Group bookings for 30 or more people, as well as private performances, are available.

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.

Now in its 22nd year, this Amber Alert Pro-Am brings golfers to Riverbend Country Club to benefit the Texas Center for the Missing, the Amber Alert provider for Houston. Teams compete in a four-person scramble, with breakfast and on-course refreshments included. After play, a 19th hole celebration features a cocktail hour, an awards presentation, and more. An online auction and raffle will be announced soon, and participation does not require being present to bid, purchase tickets, or win. The tournament welcomes both golfers and non golfers, and there are opportunities for sponsorships, team entries, and volunteers.

Hosted by the Brookshire Chamber of Commerce at G-Tech Innovation Center, this monthly luncheon centers on professional networking and business growth. Attendees connect with local leaders and hear from featured presenters who share useful insights for their organizations. Lunch is included, with pricing at $20 for Chamber members and $25 for non-members.

Capture the golden glow of aspen trees in a relaxed paint and sip class that celebrates autumn color. Settle in early to grab an apron and mingle, then follow step by step instruction from local artists, suitable for beginners and experienced painters alike. All painting supplies are included. It is BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks and snacks, and glassware is provided. You can also add a DIY candle for $25 by arriving 30 minutes before the session to pour an all natural soy candle in a scent you choose. It will cure while you paint, so you leave with your finished canvas and a custom candle.

Hosted by the Fulshear Regional Chamber of Commerce, this after-hours networking event brings Chamber Members and guests together at a different member business each month. This edition spotlights Hacienda Don José, offering an inviting setting with authentic Mexican cuisine, refreshing drinks, and opportunities to connect with local professionals and community leaders. It is designed for Chamber Members, business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in expanding their network after work. Expect a relaxed atmosphere to make new connections, reconnect with familiar faces, and support a local Chamber business. The emphasis is on building relationships that help businesses grow.

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.

Settle in for a relaxed paint and sip session centered on an abstract forest. Attendees may arrive up to 30 minutes early to grab an apron, mingle, and get set up. This is a BYOB event, so bring your favorite beverages and snacks, and glassware will be available. Beginners are welcome, with local artists guiding the painting process step by step, and all supplies provided. For an optional add-on, come 30 minutes early to pour an all-natural soy candle in a scent you choose for $25. It will set while you paint, so you can head out with both your artwork and a custom candle.

IDEA Lab Kids Aliana teams up with Beans & Brew Richmond for a hands-on class where kids make their own autumn slime and craft a seasonal art project, blending creativity with a bit of delightful mess. A Beans & Brew café combo is available, with a sandwich, chips, and lemonade priced at $12 to $14. For questions or to reserve a spot, email aliana@idealabkids.com. Space is limited.

Celebrate the freshness of spring with a public paint and sip class centered on white lilies set against a soft pastel backdrop, with optional paint splatters for extra flair. No experience is required, as local artists provide step-by-step guidance and all painting supplies are included. Attendees may arrive up to 30 minutes early to settle in, pick up an apron, and mingle. This event is BYOB, so participants can bring their favorite drinks and snacks, and glassware is provided. There is also an option to add a DIY candle for $25 by arriving early to pour an all-natural soy candle in a preferred scent. The candle cures during the session, so guests leave with a completed painting and a custom candle. Participation supports a locally owned small business and local artists.

Friday Night Street Night provides a legal place to line up with friends and make drag runs in your own vehicle. You do not need a racecar or any prior experience to take part. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children 5 and under are free.

An 80s-themed night featuring Mr Wonderful for attendees 21 and older.

Hosted by the Fort Bend County Historical Commission, this celebration of the American journey takes place at the Fort Bend Museum in Richmond and marks 250 years.

Start your holiday season at the Great Houston Pie Run, part of the Houston Holiday Series. Set in the Heights, this festive race invites participants of all ages and paces to welcome Thanksgiving week with movement and community spirit. Choose from a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or a Kids and Family 1K, with dedicated starts for handcycle athletes. After crossing the finish line, celebrate with a mini pie and lively post-race festivities. Whether you are aiming for a personal best or simply running for dessert, each mile offers a chance to share in a Houston holiday tradition and head into the week feeling accomplished.

Discover Swan Lake reimagined as a symphony of light and motion. Set to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score, this new production surrounds the classic tale with vivid lighting, glowing costumes, and a cast of acclaimed dancers from around the world. The story of love and magic unfolds like a moving gallery, with each act blending timeless tradition and striking contemporary design. Reserved seating is available, with tickets from $29 to $79 plus fees. Children 12 and under and groups of 10 or more receive a 10 percent discount, and every attendee, including infants, must have a ticket.

A meet and greet featuring Damian Chapa, known as Miklo from Blood In Blood Out, together with Magic will take place at LifeStylez in Houston, Texas. Admission is 50 and includes access to both guests plus a selfie photo, and children under 11 are free. Autographs for items brought from outside are $30, while merchandise purchased from the Vato Loco booth includes a free autograph. New LA ONDA jackets in a fresh design will be available for 200.

On the fourth Wednesday of the month, Parry’s Pizzeria & Taphouse hosts a Dine & Donate that turns meals into support for communities across the Greater Houston area. Enjoy lunch or dinner by dining in, taking out, or ordering online, and purchases help advance local service initiatives and nonprofit partnerships focused on community impact, stewardship, and humanitarian service. Service Clubs Inc., the benefiting nonprofit, collaborates with like-minded clubs and organizations to drive good through shared service, stewardship, and impact.

The Houston Turkey Dash at Delmar Stadium is a festive stop in the Houston Holiday Series, offering a half marathon, 10K, 5K, 1 mile, and a kids and family 1K. Celebrated as a Thanksgiving tradition, it welcomes people of any age and speed to begin the holiday with a run and a spirit of gratitude. Participants can chase a personal record or share the miles with family and friends, with each distance creating a sense of community along the way. The event features staggered starts by distance and includes a dedicated handcycle start.

Registration is open for the 41st annual Sugar Land Turkey Trot, with reduced pricing available for early signups. This long-standing tradition honors Coach Andy Stewart and benefits local charities. Participants can choose a 1 mile option for kids, a family friendly 2.8 mile walk or jog, or a competitive 5 mile race with chip timing. All routes begin and end in the Sugar Creek subdivision.

Taking place at Pecan Grove Plantation, this community Thanksgiving tradition celebrates The Thankful Ones on its 10th birthday. Participants can choose a 5K that is timed and competitive or enjoy a relaxed 5K trot and walk. Young athletes have a one mile youth race, and there is also a one mile trot that highlights child adoption awareness. Beyond the courses, expect inflatable attractions, music, vendors, coffee, food, and treats to round out the festivities.

Houston Motorsports Park hosts a street-style racing night where drivers can line up against friends using their own vehicles. A purpose-built racecar is not required and no prior experience is needed. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Explore a lively marketplace featuring Texas based small business owners offering a broad range of finds, including boutique clothing for women and children, home, holiday and garden decor, gourmet food items, and both handmade and fashion jewelry. Parking is free. Admission is $8, with complimentary entry for military with ID and for children under 16.

Leslie Odom, Jr. brings The Christmas Tour to the stage, led by a performer who is a Tony and Grammy winner, a three-time Emmy and two-time Academy Award nominee, a songwriter and actor, and a New York Times bestselling author. Many know him for his breakout as Aaron Burr in the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Hamilton. In September 2025 he returned to that role for a limited run nine years after his final bow, and during that period the show reached its highest gross in its ten years on Broadway. He also returned to Broadway in 2023 as a producer of the revival of Ossie Davis's Purlie Victorious with Nicolette Robinson and Jeffrey Richards. The production earned widespread acclaim, he received a Tony nomination for his performance, it garnered six nominations with one win, and it was recorded and aired as part of PBS Great Performances. The Christmas Tour offers an evening with an artist recognized across stage and entertainment for standout work and enduring appeal.

A symphonic tribute to Outlander invites fans to relive a journey across time, love, and history. Even as the television phenomenon nears its conclusion, its spirit moves to the stage through music. Developed with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and Emmy Award-winning composer Bear McCreary, this officially licensed concert features an orchestra performing McCreary’s iconic score while unforgettable moments from the series unfold on a cinema sized screen. It honors the show’s rich heritage, enduring characters, and sweeping landscapes that won hearts worldwide. Echoes of The Highlands, premiering in Scotland, reinforces the tie to the story’s homeland and suggests the adventure is far from over. Officially licensed by Sony Pictures Television and presented in collaboration with Starz, this live experience carries the heart of the series from screen to stage.

Waterparks will take the stage in Houston at Scout Bar. The event welcomes all ages.

Raising Cane’s in Katy hosts a spirit night benefiting Fulshear Classical School. Mention the Fulshear Classical fundraiser when ordering in the restaurant, or use the code for online or app orders, and 15 percent of net sales will be donated to the school. Proceeds support students, teachers, and school programs.

A family friendly map making and meteorite hunting training at The Katy Rock Shop introduces essential field skills ahead of an organized hunt. Participants practice using a compass, connect bearings to a map, pace out distances, establish a baseline, and follow a simple search grid. Enrollment includes a personal compass, maps, a clipboard, and the individual field trip fee. Sessions are available for ages 5 to 8, for ages 9 to 12, and as an afterschool option. The hunt’s schedule and exact meeting spot will be announced. Everyone who plans to take part in the hunt must complete the $25 training, either beforehand or by paying on the day of the hunt. Parents and other adults who intend to join the hunt are encouraged to take the class alongside their children. Adults or additional attendees who have not trained may pay the $25 fee on the day of the hunt to learn the techniques needed for meteorite hunting. To reserve a spot, text 832-437-4733.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this event offers a casual night of drag racing where you can line up and race friends in your own vehicle. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Now in its tenth year, this community gathering at Legacy Ford of Rosenberg supports a meaningful cause for children. The event features new categories open to all, along with food vendors and coffee.

This Christmas craft show from Cy-Fair FFA features tastings of flavored peanut butters from Mike and Charlie. It is a seasonal event centered on holiday crafts.

Richmond, Texas kicks off Christmas In The Bend with a city tree lighting and a Community Christmas Walk through historic homes and downtown, then the celebration continues with Miracle on Morton Street. Presented by the Historic Richmond Association, this long-running tradition brings Santa, opportunities for gift shopping, musical celebrations, and festive sights. For clarity, Historic Richmond Association is the only official planner and producer for this event, and comments from others claiming to organize it are not affiliated.

Cap off the 2026 Run Houston Race Series with a 5K and 10K through the scenic streets of Sugar Land, presented by Houston Methodist. Runners can look forward to crossing the finish and celebrating with this year’s commemorative gear. Participants may share on the public page, and updates are also posted on Instagram at @runhoustonraces. Event details may change, so check the event website for the most current information.

Now in its second year, Houston Vette Fest brings a family friendly showcase of Corvettes to Kemah Board Walk, with spectator admission free. The event benefits Bay Area Turning Point and is presented by Fertitta Chevrolet, with support from Kemah Boardwalk and Chevrolet. Information is available for Corvette owners who would like to display their vehicles.

At Sugar Land Methodist Church, the Houston Bronze Ensemble presents its December tradition, Light a Candle, featuring vocalist SheVon Jacob Laidlaw. The program pairs handbell favorites like Ukrainian Bell Carol and Fantasia on Greensleeves with new arrangements of O Holy Night and Sussex Carol, and includes vocal selections such as I’ll Be Home for Christmas and Mel Torme’s Christmas Song. This is a free concert, and donations are appreciated.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this street-style drag racing night invites drivers to run their own vehicles against friends in a controlled track setting. No race car or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Christmas at the Park 2026 features steaming cocoa, appearances by Santa and the Grinch, hands-on crafts, live animal appearances, and caroling performances, with additional festive highlights to discover.

Led by Meg, a 500RYT and Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher, this prenatal yoga workshop offers supportive guidance for pregnancy, birth, and the period beyond. Participants move through gentle, prenatal-friendly practices with clear modifications to use throughout pregnancy, building strength and flexibility while easing stress. Breathing techniques are introduced to promote relaxation, reduce anxiety, and support labor preparation. Common discomforts such as back pain, hip tightness, and fatigue are addressed with mindful movement and practical tips. The session includes time for discussion and Q&A to deepen understanding of prenatal wellness, then concludes with a restorative meditation that encourages connection with your baby. It is suitable for both newcomers to yoga and experienced practitioners, providing tools to feel strong, supported, and confident during pregnancy. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing. Early bird registration is $40 with discount code PRENAT12, and the regular price is $50. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance to receive a refund or credit.

Houston’s 12K of Christmas turns downtown Houston into a festive running celebration, featuring a 12K, 6K, and a Kids and Family 1K for participants of all ages and paces. Serving as the finale of the Houston Holiday Series, it blends fitness with seasonal cheer through holiday music, Santa appearances, and themed fun. The day includes an AWD start, an awards ceremony, and the Kids and Family 1K. Whether aiming for a personal best or simply enjoying the holiday spirit, participants can connect with the community and cap the year with a memorable finish.

At Hampton Inn & Suites Houston Sugar Land, take part in a hands-on workshop that combines mosaic lamp making with ceramic painting in a welcoming setting. Come with friends, family, a partner, or attend solo for a memorable creative experience. No prior experience is required and all materials are provided. Each workshop runs about two to three hours, and participants take home a handmade mosaic lamp along with a finished ceramic piece. Space is limited.

Settle in on the Plaza at Sugar Land Town Square for a relaxed outdoor screening of The Grinch. Spread out a blanket, claim a comfy spot, and enjoy a free movie night with family, friends, and neighbors. Complimentary popcorn will be available. You are welcome to bring food from nearby restaurants to enjoy on the Plaza, and some locations will feature special deals, including an 18-inch cheese or pepperoni pizza for $15 from B.B. Italia during Movies on the Square. Admission is free. This experience is weather dependent, and updates will be shared on social media if conditions change. By attending, guests consent to the use of photos, video, or audio captured at the event for promotional purposes across media without compensation. Additional offers may be announced as the series continues.

All ages are welcome for this show. Opening acts may change without advance notice. To help speed entry and reduce handling of personal items, the venue allows bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches. Every bag will be inspected, and non-clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Tickets include a general public on sale as well as a Live Nation presale.

NieR:Orchestra Concert 12026 [ YoRHa ] brings a new orchestral experience to the world of NieR, presented by AWR Music Productions and SQUARE ENIX. Created by the team behind NieR:Orchestra Concert 12024, it offers a refreshed take on the series’ music and vision. Led by conductor Eric Roth, the performance features a full orchestra and chorus alongside original NieR vocalists J’Nique Nicole and Emi Evans. Striking visuals on a big screen pair with a newly crafted narration to draw the audience deeper into the story and sound of the franchise. Recorded recitations by Yui Ishikawa (No.2), Reina Tanaka (No.4), Mio Hanana (No.21), and Chihira Mochida (No.16) present episodes connected to the Pearl Harbor Descent Operation, the prequel narrative to NieR:Automata. Music and storytelling are interwoven throughout to create an integrated concert experience.

Watch Love Actually from start to finish on a full-size screen while a live orchestra brings the score to life. The performance showcases Craig Armstrong’s music alongside favorites such as Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is You and Love Is All Around. Celebrated since its release for a star-packed cast, endlessly quotable lines, and interwoven stories that reveal love in its messy, funny, and heartfelt forms, the film has become a seasonal staple. This concert screening offers a festive, shared experience that blends the charm of the movie with the energy of live music.

Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet turns the season into spectacle with what is promoted as the continent's largest Nutcracker production. Renowned international dancers share the stage with acrobatic feats that seem to defy gravity, opulent costumes, and giant puppets, all set to Tchaikovsky’s timeless score. The result is a sweeping holiday experience that fills the stage with wonder and creates memories families can cherish for years.