Events in Texas City today

Families with little ones can enjoy a bilingual library story time that blends English and Spanish with interactive props, lively songs, and engaging tales. Tickets are available at the Youth Services Desk before each session, and they are distributed on a first come, first served basis. Each session is limited to 80 attendees. The program is designed for children ages 5 and under and takes place in the Front Meeting Room. Children must remain with a parent or guardian at all times. For more information, contact Diana, Programming and Outreach Technician, at diana.acosta@baytown.org or 281-422-1123, or reach the Library Services Desk at asklibrary@baytown.org or 281-427-7331.

A free weekly networking group gathers at Spring Creek Barbeque in League City for meaningful connections and conversation. The meetup begins with open networking over lunch, then shifts into a structured program before wrapping up. Expect a friendly setting that makes it easy to meet new people and expand your professional circle. Come ready to enjoy lunch and make high-impact connections.

A weekly group ride welcomes all personal electric vehicles, including bikes, boards, and Onewheels. Expect a comfortable pace of about 10 to 15 miles per hour over roughly 10 miles. The route is chosen at the start, with riders meeting at the statue to hear the plan before setting off.

Open to all throughout the year, this ongoing event includes early bird sessions and games. If you have questions, call 281-585-1501.

At Historic Market Square Houston, professional instructors guide a high energy group lesson that breaks down popular dance styles step by step so everyone can learn together. After the instruction, the floor opens for a social dance where new moves take center stage. This edition features a live band for the social, bringing an extra burst of energy to the evening.

Explore the elegance of classic partner dancing in a beginner friendly group class that focuses on waltz, tango, foxtrot, and Viennese waltz. Designed for newcomers and devoted dance fans, it builds grace, poise, and confidence through clear guidance and practice. No partner or prior experience is required, just an interest in moving to the music. It is a welcoming option for preparing for a special occasion or starting a refined new hobby, offering a charming blend of music, movement, and ballroom style.

Step onto the floor and tap into the pulse of Latin club culture in a relaxed group class designed for beginners. Learn the essentials of salsa, bachata, and merengue, building confidence with moves that feel great and translate to any night out. No partner or prior experience is required, just bring a positive attitude and a love of music. This Level 1 session keeps things approachable while still capturing the spark that makes these styles so popular. It is a fun pick for date nights, a lively outing with friends, or simply trying something new.

Designed for little ones, Toddler Time at the library features playful props, lively music, and engaging stories created with toddlers in mind. The program welcomes ages 3 and under and takes place in the Front Meeting Room. A parent or guardian must remain with children at all times. For details, contact Rachelle Martin, Children’s Librarian, at Rachelle.Martin@baytown.org or 281-422-1134, or reach the Library Services Desk at asklibrary@baytown.org or 281-427-7331.

This event celebrates 34 years of supporting adults with disabilities and marks the start of Disability Awareness Month with an evening built around bingo and community. Expect ten games of bingo, a blackout jackpot round, a 50/50 raffle, a silent auction, local vendors, birthday festivities, and plenty of prizes. Tickets are offered with early bird and regular pricing. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including Hospitality Sponsor at $1,500, Dessert Sponsor at $750, Blackout Jackpot Sponsor at $500, and Dauber Sponsor at $250. These partnerships help provide programs, activities, and opportunities that empower participants and promote a more inclusive community. For information on tickets, sponsorships, or vendor participation, call 409-935-4335 or email events@ivillagetxcity.org.

Explore the basics of foundation paper piecing in a friendly, supportive class. Learn how to interpret patterns, select fabrics, and stitch precise blocks while building confidence step by step. No experience is required, just bring your sewing machine and creativity. By the end, you will have completed blocks, sharpened quilting skills, and the confidence to continue paper piecing on your own. Please bring a sewing machine with an open toe presser foot, basic machine supplies, thread, small scissors, tweezers, curved snips, a book, sticky notes, flat head pins, Scotch brand removable tape, a rotary cutter, rotary rulers in 6x12 and 6x6 sizes, a 6 inch Add-A-Quarter ruler, and fabric of your choice.

Enjoy a low-key social setting with good eats, welcoming company, and a relaxed atmosphere. This casual event offers an easy way to hang out, share a meal, and connect with new people.

Discover the spirit of classic American social dancing in a beginner-friendly group class that spotlights two staples. Experience the lively, playful character of Swing and the fast, funky feel of Hustle. No partner or previous dance background is required. If you are preparing for a wedding or a dance party, or simply want more confidence on the floor, this class offers an easy way to get moving. Upbeat music ranges from rock and roll flavors to disco grooves, creating a fun setting to learn and practice.

The Dirty Birdie Charity Classic at Pasadena Municipal Golf Course is presented by Da Krewe du Roux and sponsored by Vito's Chill & Grill. This four person scramble features a shotgun start, with check in offering breakfast and Bloody Marys. Proceeds support El Mina Shriners and the Ronald McDonald House of Galveston. Da Krewe du Roux is a 501(c)(3) organization and donations are tax exempt. On-course perks include complimentary food, beverages and giveaways, and each golfer receives a tournament T-shirt along with a sleeve of three premium golf balls. After the round, lunch will be served, awards will be presented, and a sports memorabilia silent auction will wrap up the day. Registration options include $150 for an individual golfer and $600 for a non-sponsored team of four, and sponsorships start at $600. Space is limited. For questions, contact Lauren at MarketingDKDR@gmail.com.

Discover a new local bin and liquidation store in historic Hitchcock, Texas. It offers lots of new merchandise and operates on a first come, first served basis. Open Friday to Wednesday. Customer care is a priority.

Now in its sixth year, the Your Marriage Matters retreat offers couples dedicated time to refocus on their most important relationship. Guided by the theme The Season of Us, it returns to South Shore Harbor Resort and Conference Center. The experience is designed to help spouses step back from daily routines, reset together, and renew their commitment. Registration is available.

The Sunset Bazaar returns to the League City Village Fair, gathering local makers, bakers, artisans, and artists for a marketplace filled with creativity and flavor. Discover one-of-a-kind finds, handmade goods, and delicious treats while enjoying a weekend of community fun. This edition also marks the Village Fair’s 70th anniversary, celebrating a long-standing local tradition and the small businesses that help it thrive.

A weekly gathering of board game enthusiasts meets at the store for friendly, face to face boardgame play. Participants may bring a favorite game or try one that others bring. The group is welcoming and united by a shared love of board games.

A festival honoring Latin heritage features local vendors, delicious food, and art and crafts to explore. A dedicated Kids Zone welcomes families. The main stage hosts live musical performances throughout the event.

David Ramirez performs live at St. Joseph's Church, with support from Eureka Heights Brewery. After stepping away in the aftermath of a long relationship and choosing to process that chapter privately rather than turn it into a breakup record, the Austin-based singer songwriter reconnected with the simple pleasure of creating. With six full-length albums, three EPs, numerous collaborations, and the supergroup Glorietta in his catalog, he set aside career expectations to make music for its own sake. That focus shaped All the Not So Gentle Reminders, a 12-song collection with a dreamlike atmosphere and expansive arrangements that draw on memory, dreams, fleeting love, and hope. The album was written during a quiet retreat in Waverly, Alabama, then recorded at Spectra Studios near Austin with co-producer Christopher Boosahda and a close circle of collaborators. Tickets are nonrefundable. Early admission for #GalvestonHistory+ is available along with a post-show meet and greet. Seating is general admission, and there will be no reserved sections.

This event offers several ways to experience the show, with both general admission and table options available. Advance general admission is $29.60 and includes fees. A reserved four top with a view of the stage is $50 and seats up to four guests. VIP four tops are $100 and are offered either on the floor near the side of the stage on a bench in front of the stage, or in an elevated spot with a clear view and convenient access to the bar. All table reservations seat up to four, are assigned in order of purchase on a best available basis, and do not include general admission tickets. The event is 18 and over, and minors may attend only when accompanied by a parent.

LC Roots performs at Pomodoros South Shore in League City. For reservations, call (281) 334-5950.

Houston Motorsports Park hosts a casual drag racing night where participants can bring their own vehicles and line up against friends in a legal setting. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Celebrate more than five decades of mentoring by Big Brothers Big Sisters Gulf Coast with an evening of live country music at The Grand 1894 Opera House in Galveston, headlined by multi-platinum country musician Neal McCoy. Sponsorship and donation opportunities are currently open, and individual tickets will be available soon.

Jo Koy brings the Koy Meets World Tour to Toyota Center in Houston. Experience Jo Koy live on stage as the tour stops at this venue in the city.

B.Jiggers Lounge, a favorite island hotspot, offers an evening of tasty drinks, good food, and plenty of dancing. Expect lively dance tunes, a great staff, and a friendly crowd in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Billed as the longest running and most successful 80s night anywhere, this event features DJ Wes Wallace with a mix of New Wave, punk, industrial, electronic and goth, plus a touch of newer music that fits the style. Drink specials include $2.50 well drinks and domestic beer, along with $3.50 Coronas. Students and military receive half off the cover charge with valid ID.

This free community running club meets at Wright Cuney Park, beginning with a warmup at the Wright Cuney Rec Center under the dome. After the warmup, participants head out for the run and later regroup for a photo. Open to runners, walkers, and cyclists. A sign up and waiver are available.

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Garcia’s Auto Detailing caps off boating season with a high-energy Boat & Tow Truck Show that celebrates gleaming hulls and hardworking rigs before winter sets in. Expect boats polished to shine and tow trucks showcased in formation, with chrome, lights, big motors, big rigs, and a strong sense of hometown pride. Entries are $30 for boats and $30 for tow trucks, with categories that include fishing boats, performance boats, work boats, lifted tow rigs, rollbacks, wreckers, and custom builds. Vendors, food, family-friendly activities, and plenty of photo opportunities create an end-of-season buzz. No email communication is used. Vendor rentals and availability are handled by phone at 281-468-8747. Historic Downtown Alvin provides the backdrop where marina style meets truck convoy energy.

Back by popular demand, Volkstoberfest, previously known as GroovFest, returns with a family friendly day of fun. Kids can enjoy free face painting, and there will be free Hot Wheels racing and valve cover races, each with awards. Food trucks, vendors, raffles, and alcohol for purchase add to the experience, with models and photographers on hand. A live DJ keeps the music going, and additional activities are being added to make it even more fun for everyone. Both air cooled and water cooled are welcome.

At CAF Houston Wing, visitors can browse the museum collection, get an up close look at WWII aircraft, and chat with the crew. This recurring experience happens on the first and third Saturdays each month. It is a free, family-friendly day.

New Hope Church’s market raises funds for the church’s missions and places a spotlight on local vendors. Vendor applications will open soon. Direct questions to events@newhopechurch.tv.

At Bellavita in Pearland, a market brings together more than 70 vendors for a full day of browsing and buying. Admission is $5, and strollers are not permitted. Barbecue will be available for $13. The event will go on regardless of weather. A portion of the proceeds supports Military Moms and Wives of Brazoria County.

Explore the Houston Farmers Market, where local vendors present handmade goods, one of a kind finds, and more. Small businesses and makers offer a variety of items to browse and take home. Prospective vendors may participate by application only.

The fourth annual Katy Pride celebration brings a welcoming day of Pride and community. Enjoy live performances by Olive Klug, Sarah Golden, and DJ CrazyV, along with an enhanced Kids Zone, a variety of activities, local vendors, food trucks, and booths from community organizations. Admission and parking are free, and the event is family friendly.

The showdown features drag racing with 5.80 index, a 6.50 full-size truck shootout, and 7.0 index, plus Junior Dragsters. Entry is $100 for each class, with $1,000 added for 5.80, $800 added for the 6.50 truck shootout, and $700 added for 7.0. Junior Dragsters have a $100 entry with 100 percent payback. Test and Tune is available. Spectator admission is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Pet lovers are invited to turn a favorite furry face into a fall-themed painting. A photo of your pet is used beforehand to prepare your canvas, and artist Kiana provides step-by-step instruction to bring your companion to life in paint. Add autumn-inspired colors and seasonal details to create a unique portrait you will be proud to display throughout the season.

At Safari Texas Ranch, Cowboy Up 2026, the signature gala for Parks Youth Ranch, spotlights the Noche de Vaqueros theme with an evening of auctions, live music, dancing, and surprise moments. James Patterson serves as auctioneer, and The Original Remnants perform live, both favorites in Fort Bend County appearing at Cowboy Up for the first time. The event features a seated Latin-inspired cowboy dinner with a fresh salad, filet mignon finished with chimichurri, grilled zucchini, roasted potatoes, and warm cheesy bread. Proceeds benefit Parks Youth Ranch, helping provide emergency shelter, counseling, academic support, and other vital services to young people experiencing homelessness and crisis. A mission video shares stories that highlight the impact of this work.

Out for Good brings LGBTQ+ leaders, community members, and allies together to mark National Coming Out Day while supporting the Montrose Center. Guests can look forward to dinner, an uplifting program, and time to connect with the community. Manila Luzon of RuPaul’s Drag Race hosts the evening, with a special performance by Trinity the Tuck. Kevin Anderson, Founder and CEO of The T.R.U.T.H. Project, will be honored with the 2026 LGBTQ+ Innovator Award, and Amanda McMillian, CEO of United Way of Greater Houston, will receive the new LGBTQ+ Health Advocate Award. The night begins with an invitation-only VIP reception, continues as doors open for all attendees, moves into dinner and the program, and concludes with an after-party. The theme, Wild and Untamed, invites bold, intentional style... think animal prints, feathers, faux fur, and textured statements. Classic black cocktail attire is welcome too, and self-expression is encouraged, whether that means sequins, drag, or whatever feels most true to you. Guests must be 21 or older. Parking plans include discounted on-site options with valet and self-parking, and guests are encouraged to carpool or use a ride-hailing service. The event benefits the Montrose Center, which has supported LGBTQ+ Houstonians since 1978.

Timeless HTX performs a cross-genre set that blends rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

A relaxed waterfront brunch at Paradise Reef Restaurant at South Shore Harbour Resort combines a full buffet and live music with marina views. The spread includes omelets prepared to order, and $3 mimosas are available. Pricing is $29.95 for adults and $15 for children ages 6 to 12, with kids 5 and under dining free. Reservations are recommended, and prices exclude taxes and gratuity.

Explore a seasonal showcase of South Asian fashion at the ZN Fashions Houston Autumn Exhibition. This curated event brings together heritage design and contemporary silhouettes, with palettes in maroon, burnt orange, emerald, and mustard that suit cooler days and festive gatherings. Expect tactile luxury across tussar silks, pashminas, substantial georgettes, and velvet layers made for effortless styling. Find occasionwear and everyday pieces alike, from intricately embroidered lehengas and classic sarees to modern fusion capes and tunics. Artisanship is center stage with handloom textures, detailed zardozi, and gleaming mirror work from South Asian designers. Hosted at Marquee Event Center. Admission and parking are free.

An epic showdown party takes over the Rog Mahal this NFL season, filling the space with game day energy and celebration.

A warm, family-friendly celebration in Houston spotlights Afro-Latino food, art, and community. A curated lineup of food vendors serves dishes rooted in Caribbean, Central and South American, and African culinary traditions, from savory favorites to sweet treats that reflect heritage and flavor. Beyond the food, browse cultural goods from retail vendors and discover original artwork offered by participating artists in a lively, welcoming setting. Tickets or an RSVP are required for entry. Several vendors provide vegetarian and vegan options, and gluten-free availability varies by vendor. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. An official after party carries the festivities into the evening with music, drinks, and community vibes. Photography and video may be captured during the event, and all sales are final.

St. Vincent’s House presents a Gospel Brunch in the Frances Anne Moody Ballroom at the Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa & Convention Center. The event honors Reverend Ray and Vivian Pinard for more than four decades of dedicated service that has strengthened the mission of St. Vincent’s House and supported vulnerable neighbors in Galveston County. The program features a chef-curated southern-comfort brunch, signature beverages, and live gospel music. Early bird tickets are available.

At Midtown Park in Houston, this food fest brings together more than 50 hand-picked vendors from Texas, Louisiana, and across the country. Explore a wide spread of tastes, including tacos, gumbo, ice cream, vegan burgers, and barbecue. Beyond the bites, expect plenty of activities for everyone and a full day of live music from local bands on stage. Chairs are welcome, pets are not allowed, and parking is available nearby. Bringing cash is recommended, though most vendors accept cards. Tickets can be scanned on a phone. Vendor inquiries can be sent to GreatStateEvents@gmail.com.

This all-ages event offers multiple ways to experience the show. Advance general admission is $31.68 and includes fees. Reserved tables are $50 for a four-top and provide a clear view of the stage. VIP reserved tables are $100 for a four-top and come in two configurations, either a side-stage bench seat near the front of the stage or an elevated location overlooking the stage with bar access. Table reservations do not include general admission tickets, and seating is assigned in the order purchases are made based on the best available options.

The Country Boy Lovin Cruise #5 brings Jeter Jones and friends together for a cruise experience at the Port of Galveston Cruise Terminal. An event pass is required to attend exclusive events, with no exceptions. Cabins can be booked by calling 1-866-721-3225 and using group code T7JD43. More artists will be announced.

A welcoming story time created for the tiniest readers features interactive props, gentle music, and engaging tales designed especially for babies. This program is for children 18 months and under and takes place in the library’s Front Meeting Room. A parent or guardian must stay with their child at all times. For more information, contact Maria, Baby Time Librarian, at Maria.Aguirre@baytown.org or 281-422-1123, or reach the Library Services Desk at asklibrary@baytown.org or 281-427-7331.

Asia Society Texas, in collaboration with the Houston Korean Education Center, presents a Level I Korean language class designed for adults who are new to the language. Instruction takes place in person at the Asia Society Texas Center. Participants must be 18 years of age or older.

Kacey Musgraves brings the Middle of Nowhere Tour to Toyota Center with William Beckmann. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional presale options for Amex, the artist, and venue, radio, and Spotify.

Kacey Musgraves performs live at Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. This concert brings fans together to hear her music live.