Events in Rosenberg today

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.

This golf practice meetup at Clear Creek Golf Club focuses on sharpening skills using the club’s practice amenities. The facility features a grass driving range and a large putting and chipping area to help get your game course ready. Participants will meet in the parking lot at the start.

Samhain arrives when the veil grows thin and the wheel reaches its darkest turn, a moment of endings that opens the witch’s new year. This class builds on the Bones and Breath framework for creating custom rituals and guides you in shaping a Samhain working that is entirely your own, whether your practice leans toward ancestor veneration, shadow exploration, divination, release, or simply honoring the season’s shift. You will select tools and correspondences that truly resonate with Samhain, craft language that can hold threshold space, design a structure that contains exactly what you need, and learn to close the rite with the gravity it deserves. By the end, you will have a complete, original Samhain ritual tailored to your tradition and to this year.

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.

OC delivers an intimate blend of blues and jazz at Katy Vibes, with piano under the spotlight and a classic club atmosphere centered on timeless music. The relaxed setting pairs well with venue favorites from the kitchen and bar. Tickets are $5, offering an easy way to enjoy live blues and jazz.

Test & Tune and grudge racing take center stage at Houston Motorsports Park, where some of the fastest racers in Houston race their machines. Only slick and drag radial tires are permitted. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Chad Gray leads the bill at White Oak Music Hall in Houston, joined by Butcher Babies and Devil's Cut. The event features a headlining performance from Chad Gray with supporting sets from both bands.

Karaoke takes over Katy Vibes with open-mic singing, regular karaoke throughout the night, and lively head to head battle rounds onstage. Food and drink specials keep the energy up while performers take turns at the mic, cheer on friends, and enjoy the crowd. Step into a battle for a chance to score a free shot. The recurring battles add a friendly competitive twist that keeps singers and spectators engaged. On Fridays and Sundays, karaoke happens only if no band is scheduled.

For more than two decades, this poetry lounge has brought spoken word together with a welcoming atmosphere, food, and drinks. After moving with the city from Paisanos to Shadow Bar, Bamboo Lounge, and Live Oak, it now takes place at Henke & Pillot in Houston. The show is hosted by Se7en and Dr. Bar None, with DJ El Guapo providing the music. Food and drinks are available, and tables and sections are offered.

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.

A business-focused breakfast meeting for the Fort Bend Professionals chapter of Houston L.E.A.D., centered on growing companies through referrals, introductions, and peer guidance. The chapter meets weekly to support members with shared wisdom, practical advice, and opportunities to exchange reliable referrals, with attention to achieving a strong return on the time, money, and effort invested in networking. The group is expanding its roster for 2026 and is especially interested in mortgage professionals, financial advisors, bankers, merchant services providers, residential services specialists, social media professionals, and small business owners. The program encourages participants to reflect on the advice and information available to them, the volume and quality of referrals they give and receive, and whether their networking activity delivers the outcomes they want.

Macanudo Mondays showcases a fresh feature from an iconic brand alongside limited-time deals and specialty drink pairings. Explore the spotlighted offerings and check with an associate or the bartender for complete details.

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.

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.

Kick off the week with Steak Night on Monday and Tuesday, featuring Music Bingo and half off wine. For $25, choose a Certified Angus Beef 15 oz ribeye or a 9 oz filet, served with a baked potato and access to the salad bar.

Inner C.I.R.C.L.E. Katy AM brings together women in business for a relationship-first networking experience. This seat-exclusive community prioritizes collaboration over competition and encourages participants to celebrate one another. Business owners, entrepreneurs, creatives, and professionals seeking connection can expect authentic conversations, a welcoming environment, and opportunities to build meaningful relationships and referrals. The gathering highlights collaboration with local women in business along with encouragement, accountability, and genuine connection. It is designed to support both personal and professional growth so participants feel seen, supported, and connected.

Grow your business with a networking and peer advisory meeting hosted by the Houston L.E.A.D. Fulshear chapter at La Cantina Mexican Restaurant in Katy. This gathering connects reliable professionals to exchange referrals and introductions, share training and practical insights, and offer actionable advice. It is designed for those who want more high quality referrals, improved returns from their networking efforts, and information that supports learning and income growth. The chapter meets weekly to help members build momentum, with discussion focused on giving and receiving quality referrals and on the Lead Exchange And Development program.

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.

The Joy of Giving Market unfolds over multiple days, beginning with a ticketed Premier Shopping Party. Advance tickets are $20 and entry at the door is $25. After the kickoff, admission is free for the next two days.

Steak Night returns with a Tuesday spotlight on tacos and Certified Angus Beef. For $25, choose a 15 ounce ribeye or a 9 ounce filet, served with a large baked potato and access to the salad bar, with the option to add five grilled shrimp for $8. Taco Tuesday continues with south-of-the-border drink specials and discounted tacos from Taqueria Tex-Taco. Trivia is hosted by Lee Baumgartner of Houston.BrainBrew. The rest of the week features Bingo with Sweet Amy Entertainment with 13 winners and big payouts, karaoke with Sam Vandeventer along with a second round of half off all wine, crawfish on Saturday and Sunday, live music for Sunday Funday, and an open mic with Sam Vandeventer.

Gov’t Mule brings more than three decades of fearless, soulful rock and an improvisational spark that has earned a devoted global following, led by Grammy-winning guitarist Warren Haynes. With over 20 albums, thousands of shows, and millions of records sold, the band continues to honor and push the legacy of American music. Their 2023 release Peace...Like A River includes special guest collaborations and follows the Grammy-nominated Heavy Load Blues, both captured during the same recording sessions. Ziggy Marley adds a powerful complement with a nearly 40-year career as a nine-time Grammy and Emmy-winning musician, producer, and activist. He blends reggae with funk, blues, and rock while exploring themes of love, justice, and empowerment, and through Tuff Gong Worldwide, Ishti Music, and his URGE charity he champions creative independence and supports children around the world.

Enjoy a wallet-friendly evening that begins with a shared meal, continues with a movie, and wraps up with a brief conversation. Dinner is currently planned at BJ’s, and the restaurant changes roughly every three months to keep things fresh. It is a relaxed way to meet new people, enjoy fellowship, unwind with a film, and exchange a few thoughts afterward. Friends are welcome, and a blanket can make the theater more comfortable. The weekly selection is announced in advance, and purchasing tickets early is encouraged.

Authentic Relating led by Sky Yeater comes to Saunawelt European Sauna House in Houston, pairing connection games with time rotating through spa areas and unhurried breaks in the tea lounge for cooling off, conversation, and snacks. Swimwear is recommended, and personal stories are welcome. These games provide gentle structure that helps participants move past small talk and discover meaningful connection while having fun and trying something new together. Activities may include focused dialogues, real time reflections from others, and exercises that help clarify what someone wants and invite speaking it aloud. All activities are optional, each person sets their own pace, and any mood is welcome. The space is held by clear agreements that emphasize caring for yourself, being present, exploring growth within personal needs and desires, and honoring confidentiality when requested. Respect for others is central, including honoring boundaries, avoiding disparagement of any identity, extending positive regard, and checking assumptions with curiosity. Capacity is limited to 16 participants, and the event is open to adults 18 and older. Nearby dining options make it easy to continue conversations afterward.

House of Blues Houston welcomes Lilyisthatyou for a standing room only, all ages show. The venue operates cashless, so plan to use a credit or debit card or a mobile wallet like Apple Pay or Google Pay for purchases. Will call tickets can be picked up at the box office on the day of the show with a valid photo ID and the credit card used to buy the tickets. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed, and all bags will be searched before entry.

League Night for Gundam features a $15 entry that includes a Tournament Pack, with a prize pool paid out entirely in store credit. Perks include MSRP booster packs and a 10 percent discount on most accessories like sleeves, playmats, binders, and deck boxes. Participants earn league points to climb the leaderboard for a chance at end of season prizes, with top rewards reaching up to one booster case.

Enjoy a lively Latin dance class that centers on connection, upbeat rhythms, and approachable teaching. It welcomes beginners and experienced dancers, and no partner is needed. The session highlights popular social styles including salsa, bachata, merengue, and more. Learn simple steps, partner work, and styling to feel confident on the social dance floor.

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.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at MetroNational in Houston for a lunchtime stop serving a lineup of seafood favorites. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, along with lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots and lobster tails, a rich lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as lobster bisque or clam chowder. Whoopie pies and more are also available for a sweet finish. Order ahead in the app to skip the line and earn rewards. This event is cashless, and payment is accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in-app options.

Make meaningful connections over lunch at Blue Agave Cantina during a networking and peer advisory meeting for business professionals. Centered on the Houston LEAD Energy Corridor chapter, this gathering brings together solid professionals who want to grow through qualified leads, referrals, introductions, and education. The purpose is to help participants build their businesses while collaborating with trusted peers and advisors. The chapter meets weekly to assist members, offering opportunities to both give and receive quality referrals, improve the return on networking, and gain information that supports learning and earning. Guests can visit at no cost to see how the group works and determine if it fits their goals.

Connect with fellow professionals at a business networking meeting for the NIA Professionals Fulshear Group at Local Table. The meeting begins promptly, with optional pre-meeting mingling for those who arrive early. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards and be ready to network.

An evening of friendly competition supports Toys for Tots Fort Bend, helping bring joy to children in the community. The first annual bowling tournament takes place at Main Event Fountains in Stafford, TX.

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.

A monthly outdoor sound bath meditation returns to Baldwin Park, offering a restorative experience beneath century-old oaks. An immersive, all-analog soundscape blends resonant gongs with layered overtones, soothing crystal singing bowls, a steady buffalo drum pulse, textured shakers, and delicate chimes to guide participants into deep relaxation, quiet, and ease. The session encourages stress relief and supports the body’s natural recovery through intentional rest and mindful listening. There is no cost to attend and all are welcome, presented with support from Midtown Houston. Bring a mat, cushion, blankets, rugs, or pillows for comfort on the ground, and allow a little time to set up and settle in.

Hosted by the Rotary Club of Houston Heights, this relaxed social at Long Weekend features food, conversation, and time to connect. The venue’s Western charm pairs with a strong community focus, creating an easygoing place to meet new people and catch up with familiar faces. Friends, relatives, and prospective Rotarians are welcome to celebrate service and friendship and enjoy a laid-back evening together.

Enjoy a spirited bingo night hosted by Sweet Amy Entertainment. Cash prizes are up for grabs, and thirteen winners are named every week. Table reservations are available to secure a spot. The lineup includes David Schultz, Alejandro Peruchini, and Lesley Vaden keeping the momentum going all night.

Settle into calming movement and steady breathing at Trebly Park in Houston. Guided sequences blend with focused breath and energizing music to support both body and mind, creating an inclusive space that suits beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Bring a yoga mat, a towel, and a water bottle to stay comfortable throughout this uplifting class.

A free weekly Sahaja Yoga meditation class at Sahaja Yoga Houston introduces a gentle, natural method for turning inward and cultivating true stillness and balance. Suitable for newcomers and experienced meditators alike, it highlights practical benefits such as clearer thinking, reduced stress, and a steadier emotional state. There is no fee to attend, and children are welcome.

Karaoke lights up Katy Vibes on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, with food and drink specials fueling the fun. Singers can take the stage for solo performances, keep to regular karaoke throughout the night, or jump into lively head to head battle rounds. Battle participants have a chance to win a free shot, and the friendly competition keeps both performers and the crowd engaged. Friday and Sunday karaoke takes place only when no band is booked. Groups often pick favorite songs, challenge friends, or cheer from the audience while the venue keeps the energy high.

Warehouse Live Midtown hosts Deltron 3030 with Dan The Automator, Del The Funky Homasapien, and Kid Koala. This is a standing room general admission event open to all ages. The lineup is subject to change, and all sales are final with no refunds.

House of Blues Houston hosts L7 on The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 in Houston, TX. The event welcomes fans of any age and is general admission standing. Ticket access includes a public onsale, plus presale opportunities for Live Nation and Citi cardmembers, along with VIP package options.

Sir Tom Jones brings the Come Gather Round Tour to the stage, highlighting a career that has thrilled audiences for more than six decades. The Welsh vocalist behind classics like It’s Not Unusual, Delilah, and Green, Green Grass of Home has sold over 100 million records and continues to earn acclaim, including for recent work such as Surrounded By Time. From a breakthrough in the 1960s to collaborations that span generations, from Stevie Wonder to Ed Sheeran, his influence crosses styles and eras. Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2006 and known as a coach on The Voice UK, he remains active at 85, still performing and recording while adding new chapters to a storied legacy.

This networking meeting follows a structured agenda focused on building connections and learning from one another. It begins with open networking, then continues with a warm welcome and introductions from the leadership team, an update from the visitor host team, and reports from the secretary and treasurer as well as the vice president. Attendees receive a brief review of the group’s purpose and core values along with a short networking education segment. Each member delivers a 60 second introduction, followed by a featured speaker presenting for 10 minutes and a five minute Q and A. The meeting includes time to exchange referrals and testimonials and to hear comments from visitors, then wraps up with adjournment and a closing quote. Before concluding, visitors and substitutes are acknowledged, and guests meet with the membership committee for a dedicated conversation.

Houston LEAD’s Richmond Chapter meeting brings together professionals who want to grow their businesses through strong referrals, purposeful introductions, practical training, and peer advisory support. The chapter gathers each week with a clear focus on helping members build momentum, exchange insights, and improve results. It is well suited for anyone seeking more and better referrals, a stronger return on time and money invested in networking, and guidance that turns learning into measurable growth. L.E.A.D. stands for Lead Exchange And Development, underscoring its blend of doing business while developing alongside like minded professionals and advisors. Visitors can attend at no cost to experience the group’s approach. The meeting takes place at Red River Cantina in Richmond.

Built for professionals who want to grow through quality referrals, introductions and peer advisory, this networking gathering centers on practical ways to strengthen a business. The group meets weekly with a clear purpose of supporting members, and it encourages attendees to consider whether they are both receiving and giving the level of referrals they want, earning a strong return on their networking investment, and getting enough guidance to fuel growth. For those focused on collaborating with other professionals, the L.E.A.D. (Lead Exchange And Development) program is highlighted as a pathway for development. There is no cost to visit.

Enjoy an open board gaming meetup with a friendly, welcoming crowd, including those trying games for the first time. A large selection of games will be available, so bringing your own is optional. Participants tend to arrive in waves throughout the evening, making it easy to find a table and jump into the fun whenever you get there.

Start line dancing with a welcoming beginner class that teaches essential terminology and fundamental steps at a relaxed pace. Moves are taught in clear, count-by-count segments, making it approachable even if coordination feels tricky. This additional session is designed for newcomers and those refreshing the basics, with step-by-step guidance that builds confidence from the start.

This social evening features cocktails, food, and music, plus both silent and live auctions. Attendees will have opportunities to mingle with Houston officials and connect with a wide range of guests throughout the event.

A free to play board game night at Odin's Place, open to women only. The OP Ladies share recommendations and run demos so participants can try different games. This gathering repeats on the first, third, and fifth Thursday of each month.

Houston SPCA Run Club gathers at Memorial Park each Thursday, setting off from the Runner’s Stretching Deck by the tennis courts. Everyone is welcome, whether you prefer to run, jog, or take a relaxed walk. The walking route typically covers a mile out and a mile back, while runners often extend their distance. Adoptable dogs are on site every week, creating a friendly way for animal lovers to connect, get moving, and enjoy time together.

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.

This Yu-Gi-Oh event features a $10 entry that includes OTS and two booster packs. Participants may purchase up to three discounted packs. Three booster packs are added to the prize pool for each player who enters. Inquire about the Buy Back Program.

A lively trivia night hosted by Odin's Place and the Tabletop Tavern features Geeks Who Drink. The quiz brings people together, whether attending with friends or meeting new ones, and aims to send participants home smiling with a few fresh facts.

The award-winning performer John O’Hurley brings a 90-minute evening to Doc’s in Houston that celebrates the timeless songs of the Great American Songbook and pairs them with stories from his eclectic career. Known for standout moments on Seinfeld and Dancing with the Stars, he weaves those highlights into a mix of nostalgia, humor, and personal reflection. Expect classic melodies alongside tales from his upbringing and the influences that shaped his sense of style and character. Presented for a single night with two performances.

Space City Sound invites anyone who enjoys singing and a cappella to a weekly open rehearsal at Pines Presbyterian Church. All voice types and experience levels are welcome. It is a friendly opportunity to meet the ensemble and get a feel for their rehearsal process.

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.

Compete in a One Piece trading card game event at Game Guys with a $15 entry. Participants receive a Tournament Pack and a promo pack with registration. Prizes are awarded as a full store credit prize pool, plus winner packs. Packs are available at MSRP, and accessories are 10 percent off. Register through the Bandai TCG+ app.

Culture Beat presents a salsa night at Mamajuana Café in downtown Houston featuring a free lesson with @gohector, live music by Yamilka y su Orquesta with guest bands, and DJ David Cruz. Start the evening with dinner and happy hour, then stay for dancing with plenty of space to move. No partner is needed and entry is free. The venue combines elevated Latin cuisine with a speakeasy-style area for relaxing, conversation, and connection.

A laid back night of music bingo set to familiar hits, with bonus games between rounds and multiple chances to win. No experience is needed. Listen for the tunes, mark your card, and play along. Held on Thursdays.

Explore two expressions of tango in a single class that highlights both American and Argentinian styles. The session focuses on essential technique, timing, and the expressive qualities that give this dance its signature passion and rhythmic drive. Along the way, learn about tango’s far-reaching history and how its journey across the world has influenced the styles presented.

Karaoke hosted by Sam Vandeventer pairs with a full day of half-priced wine. Pick your favorite songs, step up to the mic, and make the most of the half-off wine offer.

Da Krewe du Roux presents a charity golf tournament at Pasadena Municipal Golf Course, supported by Vito's Chill & Grill, with proceeds to benefit El Mina Shriners and the Ronald McDonald House of Galveston. This four person scramble features a shotgun start. Check-in includes breakfast and Bloody Marys, and players can expect complimentary food, beverages, and giveaways throughout the course. Every golfer receives a tournament T-shirt and a sleeve of three premium golf balls. Lunch will be served after the round, followed by awards and a sports memorabilia silent auction. Entry options include a non-sponsored foursome for $600 and an individual golfer for $150, with sponsorship opportunities beginning at $600. An early bird discount offers $25 off per golfer. Da Krewe du Roux is a 501(c)(3) organization and donations are tax exempt. Space is limited. Questions can be directed to Lauren at MarketingDKDR@gmail.com.

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.

Curious about ballroom, latin, or partner dancing? This introductory, all-levels class is free and gives you a chance to see what these styles are like. Connect with other students, take time to socialize, and get to know the instructors while deciding if partnership dance is right for you.

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

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.

Weezer appears with The Shins and Silversun Pickups for a concert at Toyota Center in Houston. Three bands share one stage for a multi-artist show.

Five veteran comics known as the Outlaw Comics reunite in Houston to film a brand new comedy special titled First Last Stand. James Ladmirault, who launched his career as Jimmy Pineapple, is among the original Texas Outlaw Comics and wrote and directed the sketch shows Hell and High Water and Multiple Sarcasms at The Second City in Los Angeles. He is currently developing an Outlaw Comics movie. Andy Huggins is a widely followed stand-up with more than a million followers and viral clips on TikTok and Instagram. His sharp take on aging has led to appearances on America’s Got Talent, The View, and Don’t Tell Comedy, and his special The Andy Huggins Early Bird Special is available on Apple TV, Prime, Instagram, Spotify, and SiriusXM Radio. Slade Ham has performed in 72 countries across six continents. His streaming special The One That Got Away with Comedy Dynamics is slated for 2026 and follows the feature-length Signal/Noise, available on Amazon, Apple TV, and YouTube. Juan Villareal has shared stages with Dave Chappelle, Paul Rodriguez, Cedric the Entertainer, Steve Harvey, and Jamie Foxx, with television credits that include HBO, SHOWTIME, Cedric the Entertainer’s Starting Lineup, and P Diddy Presents Bad Boys of Comedy. He has appeared on BET’s Comic View 11 times, more than any other comic. T. Sean Shannon, another original Texas Outlaw Comic, has written for Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show, and In Living Color, earning an Emmy Award and a Writers Guild of America Award in 2001 and 2002 for his work on SNL. This performance will be recorded live.

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.

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.

Stoic Theatre at the University of St. Thomas stages Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for a New World, an intimate musical that explores life’s turning points. The cast includes Kyle Stephens, Adyson Owens, Gianna Domuret, Logan Rouse, and Nenna Ogalla. Eric Domuret directs, with music direction by Paulina Lane and choreography by Alanis Garcia. A cast of five delivers a focused, song-driven performance.

The Spazmatics bring their live show with a range of ticket options. Advance general admission is $25 and includes fees. Reserved tables are $50, seat up to four with a view of the stage, and are assigned by order of purchase based on best available. VIP reserved tables are $100, seat up to four, and are offered in two setups. One places the table side stage on a bench seat in front of the stage, and the other provides an elevated view of the stage with bar access. Table reservations do not include a general admission ticket. This is an 18 and up event, and minors are allowed with a parent.