Events in Victoria, TX

Warrior Bingo Night returns, with reservations for tables and admission handled through the team store.

Enjoy a free, all-ages evening of live music by the river in Goliad. Bring lawn chairs and relax outdoors while local talent takes the stage. Complimentary treats will be available while supplies last. The lineup will be announced. Musicians interested in performing in this year’s series can apply through the provided sign-up.

Explore artisan foods, crafts, and art in the shade of the Downtown Market Pavilion, then continue with sidewalk sales at unique local boutiques. Add a museum stop, enjoy lunch at area restaurants, and sip an adult beverage. All of it happens across the blocks of historic downtown Cuero.

Spend an evening playing bingo with prizes, food, and plenty of community spirit. Admission is $25. All proceeds support Jackson County Cares, a nonprofit that provides financial donations to Jackson County residents who are fighting cancer.

Enjoy a salute to Texas blues icon Stevie Ray Vaughan, billed as the leading and most faithful tribute to his music. Tickets are on sale now.

DeTar Healthcare System is hosting a year-long seminar series on arthritis that focuses on managing hip and knee pain. Led by the hospital’s Joint Care Coordinator, each session discusses noninvasive approaches such as exercise, weight management, and medication, along with the latest minimally invasive options that use robotic technology for total joint replacement. The seminars create a comfortable setting to learn about care choices and ask questions. There is no cost to attend, and the program is open to the public. An RSVP is required for the light meal offered after the seminar. Sessions are held in the hospital’s Education Classroom.

Raise a glass to the City of Victoria at Moonshine Drinkery during a casual mixer. Explore three featured bottles, with flights available for tasting. The menu also offers cocktails, wine, and craft beer. Suitable for friends and family.

Play for Peace brings an open, collaborative format to Art Gallery Venue, featuring an open mic with opportunities for guitar, piano, and vocal performances. Now in its third year at this location, the gathering centers on participation and shared creativity in a welcoming setting.

Comedian William Lee Martin brings the Seemed Smart at the Time Tour to the Leo J. Welder Center in Victoria, TX. Presented by Red Dirt Comedy, this comedy performance is a stop on his tour.

Embark on a musical journey that begins by the frozen lakes of Finland, passes through the forests of Russia, and arrives at the ancient landscapes of China. This program centers on national musical voices, offering an evening that traces how place and tradition shape sound across distant regions.

Jake Bush returns to Moonshine Drinkery with a performance of real country music. The show brings that familiar country sound back to this stage.

A relaxed morning social for adults 60 and up, featuring coffee, light snacks, and casual games. Enjoy friendly conversation with neighbors, play dominoes or cards, and connect with others in the community. Presented in partnership with Whispering Oaks Nursing & Rehab.

Expectant parents can take part in a series of three prenatal education classes at DeTar Hospital North in DeTar North’s Garden Cafe. The program welcomes first-time parents and those adding to their families, with instruction from experienced healthcare professionals on late pregnancy, labor, and early postpartum care. Topics include the third trimester, all stages of labor and delivery, comfort techniques such as breathing and relaxation, pain relief options including medications and epidurals, common medical procedures and cesarean sections, birth planning and medical decision making, postpartum care, and newborn care. There is time for questions and to meet other expecting parents. Classes are free, and pre-registration is requested by calling (361) 788-2608.

Fiesta en la Playa teams up with Rockport Market Days for a beachside celebration that goes far beyond a concert, blending live Tejano performances, dancing under the lights, flavorful food, cold drinks, and shopping with more than 100 vendors. Bands and DJs keep the energy high, and the entertainment lineup is filled with crowd favorites such as Chihuahua dog races, lucha libre shows, tamale-eating competitions, chancla-throwing challenges, and lively piñata smash sessions. Whether attendees are drawn to the music, the mercado, the bites, or the festive atmosphere, there is something to enjoy around every corner from start to finish.

DeLeon Plaza hosts a free outdoor music night that marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring lively sets by Grupo Lokura and Amanda Solis. Part of the Nite Tunes series in Downtown Victoria, it blends music, culture, and community. Attendees can enjoy food trucks with local flavors, inflatable attractions for kids, and room to relax in lawn chairs or dance by the stage. The atmosphere is festive and welcoming, offering a spirited start to Labor Day weekend beneath the evening sky.

Palacios Community HUB brings its HUB On The Road program to Port Lavaca, offering convenient access to community resources at First United Methodist Church Port Lavaca. Visitors can receive help with SNAP and Medicaid applications, resume building, job applications, basic technology assistance, and connections to local services that support individuals and families. The aim is to keep support accessible and low stress.

DeTar Healthcare System hosts a public seminar dedicated to understanding fall risk and practical prevention strategies. Participants learn about the factors that lead to falls and ways to reduce those risks through exercise, medication management, nutritious eating, and connections to community resources. The program includes an overview of osteoporosis, how emergency medical services respond when a fall occurs, therapy options to build strength and stability both to prevent falls and after an incident, how medications can influence balance, and the role of diet in prevention and recovery. Guidance on community services available after a fall is also included. There is no charge to attend and all are welcome. The seminar takes place in the DeTar Hospital Navarro Education Classroom.

Castaway Lodge marks the start of Texas alligator season with an immersive coastal adventure. Excursions head into the remote marshes of Matagorda Island and the surrounding bayous, where quiet water, subtle ripples, and patient waits meet sudden bursts of excitement. It suits both first-time participants and returning hunters. The experience can span the whole day. Mornings center on alligator hunts in prime marsh habitat. Afternoons may shift to fishing for redfish, trout, and black drum or to dove hunts around the lodge, and when timing aligns there are opportunities for early season teal. After dark, the action continues with night vision hog hunting and flounder gigging by light. Back at the lodge, hot meals, cold drinks, and shared stories bring the day to a satisfying close, turning each outing into part of a bigger coastal experience.

Los Rangerz bring a high-energy honky tonk set to Dodge City Saloon, delivering a full-throttle dose of country music and a good-time vibe from start to finish. Presale tickets will be available soon.

All Request Piano returns to Moonshine Drinkery with Dan and Heather leading a live, request-driven show. They will be taking song requests and shaping the set around crowd favorites, creating a playlist built by the audience.

Gulf Bend Center brings its annual Friendship Fest to DeLeon Plaza, a family-friendly gathering focused on inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The celebration highlights abilities, challenges stereotypes, and encourages meaningful connections between people with and without disabilities. By nurturing empathy, respect, and understanding, it aims to build a community where individuals with IDD are valued and empowered. Guests can look forward to a variety of games and activities, plus informational booths hosted by local organizations. Admission is free and registration is required. Participants receive a drawstring bag while supplies last. Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are available.

Mike Veit and Christy Bear perform live at Weber Brewing, delivering a mix of country, rock, blues, and reggae fusion with original songs. Craft beer, great food, and desserts add to the atmosphere.

Eric and Rene, known from Delphine's Dream, return with a pared back set of songs that puts the focus on the music.

Experience a living history encampment that recreates 1935, when the Veterans Reserve Corps of the Civilian Conservation Corps began building Goliad State Park and restoring Mission Espiritu Santo. Living historians set up a period-style temporary camp and offer talks and demonstrations that show how this historic park came to life in Goliad, Texas.

Enjoy an evening gala with live music, dinner, a silent auction, and interactive games, all centered on community and a shared purpose. Proceeds support the Children’s Discovery Museum as it develops a new 1,300-square-foot interactive space exhibit that invites hands-on exploration. The event aims to inspire the next generation of STEM leaders across the Golden Crescent and celebrates the vision of launching the future of discovery.

Soul Sacrifice brings the music of Santana to life with a performance that spans from Woodstock in 1969 to the present day. Widely regarded as one of the top Santana tributes in the country, the band blends familiar melodies, infectious Latin rhythms, blazing guitar lines, and percussion with an authenticity that honors the original recordings. Expect favorites such as Black Magic Woman, Oye Como Va, and Smooth, delivered with energy that keeps audiences on their feet from start to finish. Reserved premium seats are $55 plus fees, and standard seats are $45 plus fees. Tickets are available through the box office by phone at 361-570-8587.

Now in its 51st year, Rockport SeaFair brings the Texas Coast together for four days of live music, coastal traditions, and community celebration in Rockport-Fulton. A full entertainment schedule features nationally known headliners alongside regional favorites and local performers. Visitors can explore local vendors, enjoy a wide variety of food, and take in the carnival, educational exhibits, contests, and family activities that reflect more than five decades of tradition. Whether returning or discovering it for the first time, attendees will find something to enjoy throughout the festival.

Tejas Fest 2026 brings a high-energy celebration to Downtown Victoria at De Leon Plaza, presented by Atzenhoffer Chevrolet. As the largest free festival in Victoria, it showcases major Tejano and Texas Country talent on the Main Stage, including Grupo Anaya, Monica Saldivar, EZ Band with its viral spin on 80s and 90s pop, De Parranda, country rocker Devin Michaels, the blues-inflected Bubba Westly, singer-songwriter Adysen Malek, and headliners Dos Borrachos featuring Kevin Fowler and Roger Creager. Beyond the music, explore the Tejas Fest Market curated by Mother Cluckers Downtown, where dozens of local vendors offer distinctive finds and gift ideas. Auto enthusiasts can check out the Bikes, Trikes & Power Wheels Car Show. Competitive spirits can enter the Cornhole Throwdown presented by Crossroads Cornhole for a shot at top prizes and bragging rights. Families will find free fun in the Kid's Corral presented by Eastpoint Energy, complete with inflatable attractions, and a complimentary photo booth courtesy of DeTar Healthcare System helps capture the memories. A second stage within the Kid's Corral highlights local musicians across a range of genres, with more activities to be announced.

The Victoria Walk to End Alzheimer's is a community gathering that honors loved ones, supports caregivers, and raises awareness while advancing the vision of a future without the disease. Individuals, families, teams, businesses, churches, civic groups, and community leaders are welcome to unite in hope, remembrance, and action. Participation can include walking in tribute to someone special, creating a team, making a donation, or helping spread the word. If donating is not possible, there are still meaningful ways to contribute by starting a team, walking, sharing event details, and inviting others to take part in the fight against Alzheimer’s. Registration is open.

A welcoming community night brings people together to connect with law enforcement, first responders, local schools, businesses, and community groups. Hotdogs, popcorn, and water will be provided. Children can enjoy games with prizes, and there will be washers, cornhole, and other activities for all ages. Open to everyone and focused on building connections in a fun, friendly setting.

At Moonshine Drinkery, this hands-on plant workshop blends storybook charm with houseplant know-how. Participants choose a themed book-style planter, select a healthy plant, and pot it using premium soil. Brooke from The Scenic Root provides step-by-step guidance along with a brief care lesson, so everyone leaves with a whimsical creation and the confidence to keep it thriving. The cost is $60 per person. Space is limited and prepayment is required to reserve a spot because materials are prepared in advance. To register, text Brooke at 361-235-2252.

This event takes place at Brackenridge Recreation Complex.

Live Band Karaoke comes to Moonshine Drinkery with hosting by the All Request Piano crew. Channel your inner rock star and dive into a karaoke experience backed by a live band.

Hope of South Texas presents the twelfth annual Designer Purse Bingo at Victoria Community Center, styled as a Practical Magic Prom. The event highlights designer purses along with food, time with friends, a touch of magic, and an overall hopeful atmosphere.

Raise a glass to the City of Victoria at Moonshine Drinkery. Enjoy three featured bottles, with flights available for tastings. The menu includes cocktails, wine, and craft beer. Friends and family are welcome.

Mahjong for Meals is a community-focused fundraiser benefiting Meals on Wheels South Texas, with proceeds supporting programs that help local seniors stay nourished, connected, and independent. Marking the first fundraiser in more than 20 years, it invites players and newcomers alike to enjoy a day centered on friendly Mahjong play, connection, laughter, and purpose. The experience includes two themed gatherings, a brunch-inspired session featuring mimosas and light bites, and a later margarita-themed session with social play, refreshments, and community fun. Attendees can choose one experience or take part in both. Ticket sales will open, and support opportunities are available for event sponsors, food and beverage donors, raffle donations, and community partners. Contributions help make the event possible while directly strengthening services for seniors in the region.

Experience a journey from the sweeping landscapes of Appalachia and the heart of the Deep South to the lively rhythms of Mexico, celebrating the diverse voices of the Americas.

The 42nd annual Luther Fest at Trinity Lutheran Church features barbecue chicken plates, a silent auction, live music, a 50/50 raffle, crafts, a cake wheel, and activities for children.

This community food share meets at the Bus Stop by Dick's. Attendees can enjoy a shared meal and are welcome to bring food or other items to gift. Any donations not given out during the share will be placed in the Free Store. A menu will be provided once it is available.

DeTar Volunteer Services presents the Lone Star Fine Designs Jewelry Fundraiser in the DeTar Hospital Navarro front lobby. The fundraiser features sterling silver and high quality fashion jewelry, and it benefits the DeTar Volunteers.

Glen Templeton brings a country concert to Club Westerner in Victoria, Texas in support of the Food Bank of the Golden Crescent, raising funds to help provide meals for neighbors facing hunger across the region. The evening begins with local favorite Stephanie Ross, paving the way for a night of live music, dancing, and community spirit with dinner and drink tickets included. A nationally touring artist recognized for powerful vocals, a traditional country sound, and high energy performances, Templeton has earned millions of online views and a loyal following. Fans know him for songs like “Ball Cap,” “Let Her Go,” and “Country as You Wanna Get,” along with a Conway Twitty inspired style that resonates with both classic and modern country listeners. General Admission is $60 and includes dinner and concert seating. VIP Tables are $600 and provide premium seating for eight, dinner, the concert, and a complimentary bottle of wine for the table. Every ticket supports the Food Bank’s mission to ease hunger in local communities.

Set at the Victoria Community Center, this two-day event highlights Second Amendment themes in a patriotic setting. Admission is $15 for either day, and a Saturday wristband provides free entry on Sunday.

A community blood drive takes place in the DeTar MediCenter Education Classroom at DeTar Hospital Navarro, located in the building in front of the hospital’s parking garage. Donating blood can help save lives, and registration details will be shared soon. Gratitude is extended to donors for their generous contributions.

Presented by the Victoria Go Texan Committee, this Taste of Texas 2026 celebration brings families, friends, and supporters together at the Victoria Community Center for an evening of Texas pride and community spirit. The night highlights America’s 250th anniversary with a festive red, white, and blue theme, complete with patriotic décor and plenty of fellowship. Expect delicious food, lively entertainment, and exciting auctions that capture the warmth of Texas hospitality. The event supports the Victoria Go Texan Scholarship Program, which provides educational opportunities for local students and helps cultivate future community leaders. Details about sponsorships, tickets, and auction highlights will be shared as they become available.

The start of Texas duck season on the Middle Texas Coast brings crisp mornings, wide open skies, and the rush of wings at first light. Guided hunts place hunters in productive water across the back lakes of Matagorda Island, the open bays of San Antonio Bay, and the upper reaches of the Guadalupe Delta, setting the stage for those first flights of the year. After the hunt, the day returns to the lodge for hot coffee, a generous meal, and the kind of stories that come with opening weekend. Expect experienced guides tuned to bird movement, comfortable lodge accommodations with top tier meals, and the option to add a cast and blast fishing combination. Opening weekend often fills quickly in Seadrift, Texas.