Family events in Rosenberg, TX

River Oaks District presents The Market at River Oaks District, presented by Sterling’s Market, a community marketplace featuring a curated selection of fresh, artisan and specialty goods from local vendors. It takes place on the second and fourth Sundays each month. The setting spans The Park, the greenspace in front of Bari, and District Lane, the walkway between Little Hen and LoveShackFancy. Vendors include A&A Cuisine, Cafe Tesoro Mexicano, Cake & Bacon, Castenada Beef, Ethnoza Jewelry, Hive Bee Farm, Mary Ann’s Spaghetti Sauce, Metamorphosis Jewelry, Momma’s Tamales, Patsy’s Chicken Salad, Polska Kielbasa, Sweet Rockin’ Rolls, Tahi Bakehouse and Zozo Fresh. The market is held regardless of weather, with any updates shared on its website or social media. Prospective vendors can apply through Sterling’s Market for consideration.

Savor a full day of flavors and live music at Midtown Park in Houston. Explore more than 50 handpicked food vendors from Texas, Louisiana, and across the nation, with options that include tacos, gumbo, ice cream, vegan burgers, and barbecue. Beyond the food, enjoy activities for everyone and a lineup of local bands performing on stage throughout the day. Chairs are welcome, pets are not permitted, and there is plenty of parking nearby. Most vendors accept cards, though bringing cash is a good idea. Mobile ticket scanning is available. Vendors interested in participating can email GreatStateEvents@gmail.com.

At POST Houston in Houston, the Debbie Murphy Foundation presents a community market that brings together local vendors, first responders, veterans, and families to shop, connect, and support one another. The Rooted in Resilience Fall Market offers handmade and boutique goods, food, and family friendly activities and entertainment. Dedicated healing spaces provide resources for first responders, veterans, and families navigating crisis. A 50/50 raffle and a silent auction with donated items add extra excitement throughout the event. Admission is free, with optional donations welcomed. Funds raised support Debbie Murphy Foundation programs that provide emergency financial relief, trauma informed mental health care, and advocacy for first responders, veterans, and Texas families in crisis.

Create a whimsical scene as you paint a friendly ghost drifting through an autumn forest at this family paint class. Guests are encouraged to arrive about 30 minutes early to settle in, pick up an apron, and mingle before the session begins. The event is presented by a locally owned small business led by local artists, who express appreciation for the community’s support.

Fall Series at Frost Elementary features races that begin on schedule, so timely arrival is important. Pets are not permitted inside the field area, and there is no bathroom access at the venue. If a child misses their race, they will not be able to switch to a different one.

Camps by KT offers a fall break experience filled with hands-on discovery and seasonal fun. Campers take part in creative art and keepsake projects, engaging science and STEM experiments, cooking activities, and games that keep them active and curious. The program also features confidence building public speaking exercises, additional seasonal projects, bounce time in inflatables, and an off site excursion. Families can choose a full week option or select individual days, and a kickoff day option is available, all subject to availability. Pricing includes a full week rate of $295 or a daily drop in rate of $65 per day. A payment plan is available with a $50 deposit to reserve a spot and the balance due later. The camp is hosted at Pump It Up in Stafford. Students entering grades 7 through 9 can participate as Junior Camp Counselors, gaining age appropriate leadership experience that strengthens confidence, responsibility, and communication skills.

The aquarium honors Indigenous Peoples' Day with interactive experiences offered throughout the venue. Guests of all ages can take part in animal encounters, storytime with a craft, conservation activities, and educational chats that highlight the enduring contributions of Indigenous cultures to our understanding of wildlife and the environment. Look for the Conservation Booth at the Outdoor Tiger Exhibit, a Reptile Encounter by the Marlin Fountain, Storytime and a craft in the Reel to Real Classroom, an Animal Encounter near the Exhibit Entry, and an Exhibit Chat in Texas Bayou. An exhibit ticket must be purchased in advance to participate in activities that take place within the exhibits.

Presented by Skechers, this grand opening celebrates the launch of a new community farmers market in the Bear Creek area. Visitors can explore farm fresh produce, plants and flowers, and a range of artisan goods while enjoying live music. The atmosphere is family friendly and welcoming to pets, with a lineup of award winning vendors. Admission and parking are free. It is an opportunity to shop local, meet dedicated vendors, and support small businesses with the support of Your Neighborhood Farmers Market Association.

Enjoy a weekly craft and story time with the Cow throughout October. Each session features play dough and story time, and adults can enjoy complimentary hot coffee. Themes during the month include a partnership with Artistry in Motion, a mummy craft, a spider craft, and a costume party.

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

Thursday evenings at Odin’s Place feature casual Pokémon nights with a different focus each week. The first Thursday of the month is dedicated to Pokémon Trade Nights. The second to last Thursday centers on Gym Leader Challenges. The last Thursday spotlights top play such as League Challenges and other mid-scale events, with offerings that may vary by season. Pokémon Professors are available to share all the details.

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.

Friday Night Street Night offers the chance to line up against friends in your own vehicle in a legal, controlled environment. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, kids ages 6 to 12 are $5, and children 5 and under are free.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

At 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.

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.