Events in Rosenberg, TX

The Fort Bend BNI Networking Meeting brings professionals together for structured relationship building. The agenda begins with open networking, followed by a welcome and introductions of the leadership team. Updates include reports from the Visitor Host Team, the Secretary/Treasurer, and the Vice President, along with a review of the organization’s purpose, overview, and core values. Attendees take part in networking education and share brief member commercials before a featured speaker presents. A short question and answer segment leads into referrals and testimonials and an opportunity for visitor comments. The meeting closes with adjournment and a closing quote. Afterward, visitors and substitutes are thanked, and visitors meet with the Membership Committee.

Parry’s Pizza Sugar Land partners with the Snowdrop Foundation to raise funds during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Dine in or order takeout and mention the fundraiser so your purchase supports the cause. Ordering online works too. Use the Fundraiser button on the main ordering page. In return, 20 percent of each purchase will be donated to the Snowdrop Foundation, helping bring hope to children and families facing cancer. Every pizza, every drink, and every shared meal adds to the impact, so spread the word to friends and family and enjoy great food for a meaningful purpose.

Business professionals gather at Red River Cantina in Richmond for a Houston L.E.A.D. (Lead Exchange And Development) chapter meeting focused on growing through leads, referrals, introductions, training, and peer advisory. The program connects attendees with trusted professionals and advisors while encouraging the exchange of quality referrals, attention to the return on time and money invested in networking, and the sharing of practical information to help a business learn and earn. The chapter meets weekly to support ongoing development, and visitors can attend at no cost to see how the group works.

An introductory line dance class that focuses on basic terminology and beginner-friendly steps in a relaxed, supportive setting. Each move is broken down into simple eight-counts, making it approachable for true first timers as well as anyone who feels they have two left feet or even two right feet.

At Brewskis Fountains, a music-themed bingo night features well-known tunes, mini-games between rounds, and multiple chances to win. No experience is required. Participants listen for the tracks, mark their cards, and aim for a winning combination.

This lighthearted bingo event brings seniors from the community together for friendly competition and connection. There are eight rounds with prizes to win and a welcoming, social atmosphere. Admission is $9 and includes two bingo cards. Suitable for longtime players and those trying bingo for the first time, it centers on simple fun and good company.

Steel Country takes the stage for a live performance. This event is for ages 21 and up. Doors open before the show, with music to follow.

At Harvest Green Village Farm, the Harvest Green Farmers Market showcases local, sustainable goods from the Fort Bend community. Shoppers can find seasonal produce, responsibly raised meats, farm eggs, local honey, preserves, baked treats, coffee, prepared foods, and natural body and skincare items from area vendors. Families will appreciate the adjacent playground and maze, and live music adds to the atmosphere. The market takes place rain or shine and operates throughout the year. A special highlight is the opportunity to tour the working farm next door to see firsthand where food is grown.

Design and craft a custom wreath at The Rustic Brush - Katy in a hands-on workshop. Choose from a variety of wreath styles, then assemble yours with poly jute mesh and high-quality ribbon. The finished piece measures approximately 24 inches in diameter and can be customized for the next holiday or any theme you prefer.

Visitors can explore the museum collection at CAF Houston Wing, get an up-close look at WWII aircraft, and chat with the crew. Taking place on the first and third Saturdays each month, this is a free, family friendly day.

Jaane Pehchaane Anjane is a Hindi musical play presented by Rajender of Star Promotion and Malla Makella, led by acclaimed performers Anupam Kher and Swaroop Sampat. Written and directed by Gajendra Ahire, the story reflects on love, loneliness, relationships, and the ties that connect people, blending heartfelt narrative with original songs. The music is composed by Anu Malik with lyrics by Kausar Munir. The ensemble cast includes Meghna Malik, Maya Sharma, Vikas Rawat, Shraddha Mandale, and Herman De Souza. Reserved seating is available for all ages, with tickets priced from $40 to $300 plus fees, and a ticket is required for every attendee, including infants. For sponsorship or additional information, contact Rajender at 281-222-4500.

Enjoy a live performance featuring Coleton Black, bringing an energizing set to the stage. Attendance is limited to guests 21 years of age and older.

Explore a weekly community farmers market at LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch. Browse local small business vendors in Heritage Square and enjoy the setting of a lifestyle center in Katy. For vendor inquiries, email info@braeswoodfarmersmarket.com.

ZN Fashions brings an autumn showcase of South Asian fashion crafted for cooler days and the festive season ahead. The collection blends heritage and contemporary style with palettes of deep maroon, burnt orange, royal emerald, and warm mustard. Fabrics include soft tussar silk, refined pashminas, weighty georgette, and velvet layers designed for easy dressing as temperatures shift. Explore occasion pieces and modern fusion looks, from intricately embroidered lehengas and classic sarees to chic capes and tunics. Artisanal techniques shine through handloom finishes, fine zardozi, and eye catching mirror work by top South Asian designers. Hosted at the Houston Marriott Sugar Land. Admission and parking are free, making it simple to find a standout piece for autumn weddings or to elevate a seasonal wardrobe.

The Keller Williams Premier Katy Labor Day 5K and Kids K in Katy, Texas, previously known as the Back to School 5K, features a certified 5K with chip timing, with proceeds supporting The Ballard House and Ainsley’s Angels of America. Each registration includes a race shirt and a chipped bib, and while efforts will be made to accommodate availability and sizing, late sign-ups may have limited options. Awards will be presented to overall and masters winners, along with awards by 10-year age groups. The Kids 1K is not timed, focuses on fun, and every finisher receives a prize.

Discover classic French-inspired baking techniques in a hands-on pastry class at Cake Craft Shoppe. Participants will prepare éclairs, baked beignets, and macarons while learning tips for success in a relaxed, creative environment. This experience is designed for anyone who loves pastries and wants to learn in a fun, creative setting. Space is limited.

MORE than a Moment is an uplifting evening at the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land that supports M.O.R.E. Possibilities and the adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as their families, served across Fort Bend County. M.O.R.E. Possibilities provides free programs and social opportunities that nurture friendship, foster belonging, and build meaningful connections so adults with IDD can grow, thrive, and be celebrated. With demand continuing to rise, many participants are moving from isolation to engagement and a growing waitlist reflects how many families are seeking community and support. Proceeds from this event help sustain current offerings and extend their reach so more adults can experience friendship, purpose, and inclusion. The evening features cocktails, delicious food, inspiring stories, a silent auction, and time to connect with others, all focused on creating more opportunities, more inclusion, and more possibilities.

A bus trip heads to Rockport, Texas for a full day by the coast. The day highlights maritime heritage, seafood, opportunities to see hummingbirds, and time for shopping. It is a relaxed way to take in the charm of a quiet Gulf-side city.

Family Roots for Life presents its annual Roots, Boots, and Bling fundraiser, a festive evening that brings together fun and philanthropy. The event supports life skills training, financial education, parenting resources, mental health support, and other services for youth, with a special focus on those transitioning out of foster care, as well as their families across Greater Houston and surrounding communities.

Tilluride performs live for an audience restricted to ages 21 and older.

At Constellation Field, the St. Jude Walk presented by KBR brings the Houston community together as part of a year-long effort to raise awareness for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The event is free to attend and relaxed rather than competitive, with two route options of one and three miles that loop outside the ballpark. A Kids Dash takes place on the field for younger participants. Around 3,000 walkers representing more than 275 teams drawn from families, friends, companies and community groups take part, supporting research and treatment for childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. As one of 40 city events in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, it fosters community spirit, shares stories from St. Jude families, and channels support for the hospital’s lifesaving mission.

The Taylor High School Pacesetters host a junior clinic featuring dancing, crafts, games, snacks, and memory-making activities. Participants learn a special halftime routine during the clinic and later perform on the field with a Pacesetter at a Taylor High School football game. An optional Parent Night Out offers a Halloween themed evening with games, crafts, pizza, and a brief routine refresher before the big game. The clinic takes place in the Taylor High School Main Basketball Gym. Katy ISD employees can receive $10 off registration with the code KATYISDEMPLOYEE2026.

The 3rd Annual Space Jam 5K supports The KanonBall Foundation. This year the race coincides with Kanon’s birthday, marking a bigger celebration of his life and legacy. The event brings together runners, walkers, and supporters for a high-energy experience centered on community and purpose.

At Ride to Rosenberg in Historic Downtown Rosenberg, Cousins Maine Lobster serves crowd favorites while visitors explore the car show, shop local vendors, and enjoy live music. The menu includes Maine, Garlic, and Connecticut lobster rolls, along with lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, lobster grilled cheese, and creamy lobster bisque or clam chowder, plus whoopie pies and more. Ordering ahead in the app is available to bypass the line and earn rewards.

Presented by the City of Stafford and Classic Chevrolet, the Hispanic Heritage Alliance’s annual Spurs & Sparkles celebration offers an evening of dining, live music, and dancing. David Lee Garza y Los Musicales lead the entertainment as guests enjoy a festive atmosphere centered on community and culture. Tickets are $55 per person or $550 for a table of ten, and a cash bar will be available.

Hosted by Bigfoot Running Company, this heroes-and-villains themed race at Brazos River Park blends costumes, music, and a lively atmosphere across multiple distances. Participants can choose from a Kids Dash, 1 Mile, 5K, Quarter Marathon, or Half Marathon for a playful showdown of good versus evil. Every finisher receives a medal and a race tee. Chip timing is provided for the 5K, Quarter Marathon, and Half Marathon. Age group awards and Bigfoot trophies are on the line, with a DJ energizing the start and finish areas, plus snacks and aid stations along the way. A pre-race costume contest offers prizes that include a $25 gift card, a free race entry, and a Bigfoot Prize Pack. Youth pricing is available for ages 12 and under at $15 for the 5K and Quarter Marathon. Extras include a referral perk that gives $20 back after five friends sign up, group discounts, and options to volunteer or volunteer then run. The day flows from packet pickup to a costume contest and a kids dash, then the main races head out, creating a memorable experience from the first whistle to the final finish line.

At Parkway United Methodist Church, the 3rd Annual Designer Purse Bingo Fundraiser pairs lively bingo with chances to win designer handbags. The atmosphere leans festive and friendship-focused, with creative table themes and costumes encouraged, and a prize awarded for the standout table and costumes. Proceeds support underserved youth in Fort Bend County through Creative Dreams Outreach Center, helping local young people build confidence and pursue brighter futures.

ABRA Cadabra pays tribute to the timeless songs of ABBA at the Stafford Centre, presenting a high-energy show filled with favorites like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo, and more. With more than two decades of sold-out performances around the world, this family-friendly experience invites audiences to celebrate the music that defined an era.

More than 40 kids are expected to be here. More details will be announced soon.

BR&WL-CON returns with three days of gaming in Southwest Houston at the Stafford Centre. The gathering commemorates 250 years of the United States and highlights the freedom to play.

Part of the Ft. Bend County Fair and Rodeo, this cook off showcases culinary competition associated with the event.

An evening of music and memories awaits at the Rosenberg Civic Center, featuring dancing, a posed photo opportunity, sweet treats, games, and other fun. While the focus is on mothers and sons, aunts and grandmothers are also welcome to bring their youngsters for a special night together. Semi-formal attire is recommended, though completely optional. Admission is $25 per adult, and children attend at no cost. To avoid scams, purchase tickets only through the official source and do not buy from individuals or other websites. For questions, contact the Rosenberg Civic Center at 832-595-3520.

Shreya Ghoshal brings The Unstoppable Tour to the stage, highlighting an acclaimed Indian playback singer celebrated for a broad vocal range and the ability to perform across languages and styles. She began studying classical music at six, gained recognition by winning Sa Re Ga Ma, and made a pivotal Bollywood debut with Devdas in 2002 that earned several major awards. This performance showcases a career defined by versatility and award winning vocals.

Texas TNT performs at The Abbey Pub.

Explore a new craft beyond woodworking at The Rustic Brush - Katy (Fulshear) while learning to hand knit a chunky blanket. All yarn is included, and a color can be requested during booking. An optional ladder add-on is available for the workshop, prepared in advance so it is sanded, stained, and assembled. Before heading out, finish it by painting the design you choose.

A lakeside daffodil painting with a mountain backdrop sets the theme for a paint and sip session designed for you and a partner. This public class welcomes guests to arrive up to 30 minutes before the scheduled start to get settled, pick up an apron, and mingle. It is BYOB, and glassware is provided. The event is presented by a locally owned small business operated by local artists who appreciate the community’s support.

At Fort Bend Cookoff at the Fort Bend County Fair, The Spicolis honor the MTV-fueled 1980s by performing the era’s video hits. Taking their name from Jeff Spicoli in the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, the band pairs live music with retro 1980s music videos to deliver a vivid throwback for fans who miss classic MTV.

Marking its 90th year, the annual bazaar takes place at Central Rosenberg.

Boots&Bows Bookin’ Rodeo Market brings a lively outdoor shopping experience with Western flair, featuring local vendors and live music. Explore more than 20 booths, enjoy eats from a food truck, and capture memories at a photo spot. Families and pets are welcome, with activities for kids like face painting, a petting zoo, and a mechanical bull ride. Entry is free, and the first 15 customers receive a free tote. Vendor opportunities are available, with a $40 vendor fee and a $70 food truck fee.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Cornelius Nursery in Richmond, creating a tasty complement to browsing plants, gardening supplies, and outdoor décor. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with lobster tacos, quesadillas, tots, tails, and grilled cheese, plus soups such as creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder, and whoopie pies for dessert. The truck operates cashless and accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in‑app payments. Ordering ahead through the app is available to shorten wait times and earn rewards.

Celebrating its second year in Fort Bend County, the Isaiah 117 House Golf Tournament offers opportunities to register or sponsor. For details or questions, contact fortbendgolf@Isaiah117house.com.

Caleb Gordon brings The Eden Experience Tour to Anchor Bend Church in Richmond, Texas, uniting hip hop and faith in a production that feels both high energy and reverent. With DJ Cam supporting, the show blends immersive sound, vivid visuals, and reflective moments that invite a deeper connection. Before the main program, the schedule includes VIP entry, a Q&A session, early entry, and general admission doors, and it is subject to change. Tickets are available now. To protect buyers, use the official ticketing outlet only, since third party resales are not permitted on related event pages and tickets from unauthorized sellers are not guaranteed or supported.

Sonu Nigam brings the Revolution Tour to Houston with a spectacular live concert at Fort Bend County Epicenter. This event features one of India’s most acclaimed voices performing signature hits, timeless melodies, and fan favorites, celebrating Bollywood and Indian music in a vibrant showcase.

Harvest Green presents an evening of live music with Swaty. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, ideal for relaxing with friends and family while enjoying the performance.

This fundraiser dinner helps fund church and hope center builds. Its mission is to offer a secure and welcoming space for children and their families to gather and worship within their communities. The focus is on supporting projects that create safe, inviting places for faith and community.

Celebrating its 21st year, the Walk for Peace is a 5-kilometer, all-ages event that brings the community together at Lost Creek Park. This year’s theme is Heroes, and costumes are welcome, whether inspired by a personal hero or a changemaker you admire. Attendance is free. Registration will open soon, with more information to be shared in upcoming announcements.

The Feed The Hunger Golf To Give Back Tournament at The Golf Club at Cinco Ranch highlights a Boomtown themed experience with a special Krank It Hole on the course. Golfers can take a swing with Formula 18 and Fire Tour drivers designed for specific swing speeds, built with technology linked to 38 world championship victories, world record performances, record low scores, and 2024 U.S. Open champions. Giveaways and prizes include a Krank Fire Tour driver valued at $650, a Cancun getaway valued at $2,800, a worldwide vacation stay valued at $5,000, and Krank gear for long drive winners, along with additional rewards. For signup and sponsorship information, contact Bec at bec@feedthehunger.org or 888.772.9634.

Hosted by Main Street Crossing, Terry Fator brings Pure Imagination to Stafford Centre with a fresh 90-minute showcase of comedy, music, uncanny impressions, and signature ventriloquism. The America’s Got Talent winner and celebrated Las Vegas headliner appears with fan-favorite characters including Winston the Impersonating Turtle, Walter T. Airdale, Vikki the Cougar, and Maynard Tompkins, billed as the world’s greatest Elvis impersonator. The performance blends playful musical parodies with voices inspired by artists such as Willie Nelson, Taylor Swift, Elton John, and more, creating an evening filled with laughter, songs, and imaginative fun.

At The Rustic Brush - Katy, participants create a personalized wreath by choosing from a variety of designs. Projects are made with poly jute mesh and high-quality ribbon, and the finished wreath measures about 24 inches in diameter. Customize it for an upcoming holiday or tailor it to any theme you prefer.

Bikes & BBQ is a free, family-friendly gathering with music, great food, games, and a welcoming atmosphere. The event also features a bike show with entry priced at $20 per bike and $10 for each additional entry. Awards are given for first, second, and third place in each category, while the BMF Best in Show recognizes a single first place winner. Categories include 20 inch BMX open, BMX Cruiser in 24, 26, and 29 inch sizes, Cruiser and Stretched Cruiser, and the BMF Best in Show. Competitors vie for awards and bragging rights. Sponsorship and co-host opportunities are available through the organizers.

Sixtiesmania presents a lively tour through the music of the 1960s, celebrating the bands and songs that defined the decade. The show moves from the Beatles to the Beach Boys and touches on scenes and moments such as the British Invasion, California sounds, Carnaby Street, the Vietnam era, Flower Power, and Woodstock. Each performance is crafted to mirror the original recordings with close attention to detail. The production features tailored suits from England, a multimedia backdrop when available, multiple costume changes, and vintage instruments. With strong vocals and musicianship and a repertoire of more than 250 songs to draw from, the set highlights the look, the sounds, and the songs that shaped the sixties.

Experience a vibrant celebration of the 1960s as Sixtiesmania delivers a live concert filled with classics from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, The Kinks, and more. The band captures the era’s sound with faithful performances, vintage instruments, and period wardrobes, bringing the spirit of the decade to life. A sweeping multimedia production surrounds the music with rare archival footage, colorful psychedelic visuals, and a dynamic light show that complements every song, creating an immersive journey through the sights and sounds of the time. Whether these hits are lifelong favorites or new discoveries, expect an energetic night that encourages singing, dancing, and a wave of nostalgia. Reserved seating is available, with tickets priced from $48 to $95 plus state tax. Tickets are required for all guests, including infants.

JJV appears at Lone Star Saloon. Admission is $10, and entry is limited to guests 21 and older.

Enjoy a local shopping experience with Texas-based small business owners offering women's and children's boutique clothing, home, holiday and garden decor, gourmet food items, handmade and fashion jewelry, and more. Parking is free. Admission is $8. Military receive free entry with ID, and children under 16 enter free.

The fifth annual Swing for Peace charity golf tournament brings participants together for an afternoon on the course in support of a meaningful cause. Play a round or focus on networking to build connections while giving back. The event features registration and lunch at Willow Fork Country Club.

Leonid & Friends, an internationally acclaimed tribute to Chicago, performs live at the Stafford Centre in a presentation by Main Street Crossing. The performance features precise musicianship, tight vocals, and a lively stage presence as the band revisits favorites like 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?, Beginnings, If You Leave Me Now, and Feelin’ Stronger Every Day. The group returns to Texas for this show. All ages are welcome. Tickets are on sale.

Movie Under the Moon brings a free outdoor film night to Sugar Land Town Square, presented by First Colony Church of Christ. Spread out a blanket or set up lawn chairs and enjoy a relaxed, family friendly screening with complimentary popcorn and a welcoming community atmosphere. Guests may want to arrive a bit early to choose a comfortable spot. This showing features Toy Story 5, rated PG.

Settle in on the Plaza at Sugar Land Town Square for a relaxed outdoor screening of Toy Story 5. Pick a spot, spread a blanket, and enjoy a complimentary movie with family, friends, and neighbors. Complimentary popcorn will be available. You can grab dinner or dessert from nearby restaurants and bring it to the Plaza, with select locations offering special deals, including an 18-inch cheese or pepperoni pizza for $15 at B.B. Italia during Movies on the Square. Additional offers may be added during the series. Admission is free. Plans may change due to weather, with updates shared on Instagram @sl_townsquare and Facebook @SugarLandTownSquare. Attendance constitutes permission for Sugar Land Town Square to use any photo, video, or audio captured during the event for promotional purposes in any media without compensation.

Cody Ray Henry comes back to The Bunker Ice House for an acoustic show.

George Memorial Library partners with The Live Oak Playhouse for the annual Shakespeare by the Book Festival, spotlighting William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. Envision the warmth of an Italian villa with flowing skirts, laced bodices, bright colors, chivalric challenges, and a lighthearted spirit throughout. The play unfolds with vibrant characters, witty banter, romance complicated by misunderstanding, and moments of betrayal that give way to reconciliation. It is a lively romantic comedy filled with sharp humor and spirited repartee.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 at Texas Borders Bar & Grill 1093, this Network Vibes evening from the Fulshear Regional Chamber focuses on casual conversation, food, and drinks while connecting Chamber members, local business owners, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. It offers a relaxed setting to expand professional networks, strengthen existing relationships, and explore new opportunities and partnerships in support of a local business. Bringing business cards can make exchanging contact details easier, and registration is encouraged.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

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.