Events in Waller, TX

Start the day with a community pancake breakfast that pairs fluffy stacks with a purpose. Hosted by The Living Legacy Center, this gathering supports veterans, seniors, and individuals living with disabilities in Cypress and surrounding areas. Every ticket and sponsorship fuels meaningful, year-round impact in the community. Sponsorship options, from the Flapjacks level to the premier Golden Stack partnership, offer recognition for businesses and individuals who want to back the mission. Come hungry, leave inspired, and help make a difference over breakfast.

An unlimited pizza lunch buffet is available at All Star Pizza locations, and the price includes a soda or tea. Adults are $13.95 and children are $7.95. Guests can enjoy as many slices as they like.

Groove 44 brings back its line dance conference for a second edition, creating a three day celebration of music, movement, and community in Houston. Expect instruction and lively social dancing, with chances to learn fresh routines, meet other enthusiasts, and keep your feet moving from start to finish. Designed for all experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned dancers, the event focuses on shared fun and connection on the dance floor. Registration is open.

Warehouse Live Midtown hosts a night of live music featuring Drowning Pool and Saliva, plus sets from Thrower, Garbage Girlfriend, and Kenton Place. Entry is standing room in a general admission format. Attendees of all ages are welcome. The lineup is subject to change. All sales are final and refunds are not available.

At McGonigel's Mucky Duck in Houston, Chris Smither brings a unique mix of blues, folk, and Americana shaped by a lifetime of songwriting and guitar craft. His performances pair intricate fingerpicking with steady foot percussion and a warm baritone, creating an intimate, rhythmic backdrop for perceptive lyrics. Born in Miami and raised in New Orleans, he was inspired by Lightnin’ Hopkins and, with guidance from Eric von Schmidt, moved to Boston in the 1960s, where the coffeehouse scene helped launch his career. Over more than five decades he has built a reputation for engaging live shows and finely made songs that have been covered by Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris, and Diana Krall. Recent albums such as Call Me Lucky and All About the Bones (2024) highlight his continuing presence in American roots music.

Curious about ballroom, latin, or partner dancing? This free introductory class offers a welcoming way to see what it is like. Explore the basics, meet fellow students, socialize, and get acquainted with the instructors while deciding if these styles are a good fit for you.

Usher and Chris Brown bring The R&B Tour to Houston with a stop at NRG Stadium. Positioned as one of the major Texas dates, this show is anticipated to draw a large audience, reflecting the scale of the venue and the region’s strong R&B following.

The R&B Tour featuring Usher Raymond and Chris Brown is set for Reliant Park. Attendees should note that NRG Park’s clear bag policy will be in effect, and a ticket is required for children who are two years old and up. Ticket options include several presales for Citi cardmembers, the venue, Live Nation, and the artist, with VIP packages also available.

Heather Shaw brings her stand-up to The Riot Comedy Club in Houston. She has built a big online following for her sharp humor and a remarkable resemblance to Jim Carrey. Her credits include appearances on The Today Show and The Tamron Hall Show, and she has performed alongside Mark Normand, Eric Andre, and Fortune Feimster. She also hosts the weekly podcast Heather Shaw is Kidding, where she riffs on pop culture, politics, and other current events.

LAUNDRY DAY brings The Larger Than LIFE Tour to House of Blues Houston in Houston, TX. The event welcomes all ages and is standing room only. The venue operates without cash, accepting credit and debit cards as well as mobile payments such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. Will call tickets are available at the box office on the day of the show with a valid photo ID and the same credit card used for purchase. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are permitted and will be inspected upon entry. Ticket availability includes a public onsale along with artist, Spotify, Citi cardmember, Citi cardmember preferred, and Live Nation presales.

An evening dedicated to safe, legal drag racing in your personal vehicle. Line up with friends for friendly runs without needing a racecar or any prior experience. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for kids 5 and under.

Craig Conant brings an evening of stand-up to Improv Houston, blending offbeat storytelling, self-deprecating jokes, and candid reflections on sobriety. A Los Angeles native with a Mexican mother and a white father he often references on stage, he turns chaotic real-life moments into laughs, including the viral Trader Joe’s firing story that first drew widespread attention. His credits include being named a New Face at the Just For Laughs Festival and appearing at Netflix’s Netflix Is A Joke festival, while his Loosey Goosey bit has earned millions of views online. He regularly sells out shows across the country, and his name is painted on the wall at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles. Beyond stand-up, he shares more of his wild tales on the Community Service podcast and has performed alongside Bill Burr, Theo Von, and Bobby Lee. The set features laid-back delivery, sharp observations, and plenty of unexpected turns.

An evening of quick-thinking, anything-can-happen improv unfolds at Station Theater - Improv & Sketch in Houston, with scenes inspired by stories from special guest Michelle Lopez, founder and cake artist of Cake Life Co. Lopez discovered baking as a teenager, refined her skills through culinary training, and created a studio where creativity, flavor, and design meet. Cake Life Co. is a Houston bakery café offering custom cakes along with coffee and desserts in a warm, boutique setting in downtown Houston. Known for detailed designs and memorable flavors, it has become a go-to for weddings, major celebrations, and everyday treats.

Hipwaders Flying Circus performs live at Maverick Wreckers in Houston, Texas.

This all-ages show welcomes attendees. Supporting acts may change without advance notice. To help streamline entry and limit contact with personal items, the venue allows bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches. All bags will be inspected before entry, and non-clear bags will go through an additional screening. Ticket options include a public sale, an artist presale, VIP packages, and a VIP presale.

An 80s-focused dance night with DJ Wes Wallace features New Wave and goth alongside industrial, electronic, and punk, with a few newer tracks that match the style. Drink specials include $2.50 well drinks and domestic beer, plus $3.50 Coronas. Students and military receive half off the cover with valid ID.

Runners and walkers gather at the Mill Creek Community Pool for a friendly group outing that begins with quick introductions, a route overview, and a group photo before starting together. Parking and restrooms are available. After the send-off, everyone settles into a comfortable pace, whether walking, jogging, or running, and it is easy to find others moving at a similar speed. The route follows quiet, tree-lined county roads with plenty of shade and minimal traffic. Choose one loop for about 5K, roughly 3.1 miles, or two loops for about 10K, roughly 6.2 miles. Bring water or a hydration bottle, invite a friend if you like, and know that strollers are welcome.

The Katy Rice Harvest Festival brings Historic Downtown Katy to life with two days of family-friendly fun, live music, and local flavor. General admission is $15 per day and includes access to all concerts and festival entertainment, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Saturday features a headline performance by Lonestar, with favorites like Amazed, I’m Already There, and No News. Explore more than a hundred vendor booths showcasing handmade goods, boutiques, home decor, and specialty items. Savor bites from food trucks and classic festival fare, enjoy carnival rides and games, dance by the main stage, and relax with a drink in the beer garden. Families can dive into the Agriculture Adventure Area, visit the Toddler Zone, and check out educational exhibits and community booths, with live entertainment throughout the weekend.

Explore the Houston Farmers Market and browse a diverse mix of area sellers offering handcrafted items and one of a kind discoveries. Shoppers can enjoy finding local creativity and variety throughout the market. Vendor participation is available by application only.

Restore balance with flowing movement and intentional breathing at Trebly Park. This energizing class blends guided sequences, focused breathwork, and an upbeat soundtrack to build strength, mobility, and mental clarity in a welcoming setting. It is suitable for all experience levels and fosters an inclusive atmosphere. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat, a towel, and a water bottle.

Discover a potential new addition to your household at an adoption event at PetSmart in Houston. Meet potential matches in person and take the first step toward bringing one home.

Explore a wide spectrum of art at Sawyer Yards as six revitalized warehouse buildings open their doors for studio visits. Browse paintings, sculpture, jewelry, photography, clothing, textiles, printmaking, and mixed media while speaking with the artists about their work. You may even find an original piece to take home. Admission is free and the event is open to everyone.

The race program features multiple shootouts and index classes along with open test and tune sessions. Drivers can enter the H-Town Hitters Shootout with a 4.90 cap and a $200 entry, paying $2500 on top. The Little Dawg Shootout runs with a 5.30 cap and a $150 entry with $2000 on top. Index racing includes a 5.80 class with a $100 entry for $1000 on top, and a 7.0 class with a $100 entry for $700 on top. Junior Dragsters compete with a $100 entry and a 100 percent payback. Spectator pricing is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and younger.

At The Westin Galleria Houston in Houston, this annual celebration of dance features a student showcase, a cocktail hour, dinner, a dance workshop, and social dancing. The program spotlights the dedication and accomplishments of students while offering opportunities to connect with friends, family, and fellow dancers. Attendees can cheer on performers, take part in the workshop, and enjoy music and dancing. Students, families, friends, and members of the local community are welcome. Formal attire appropriate for the fall season is encouraged.

Settle into a creative evening with a goth aesthetic at Merge Art Studio. This sip and create session centers on an all black palette, inviting participants to make visual art that pairs with dark poetry. Dressing in spooky attire is welcomed to heighten the mood. The night is guided by Holly Lyn Walrath, a narrative artist who brings words and images together across forms like erasure poetry, zines, speculative fiction, and poem paintings. She has led writing and art workshops for more than a decade, has work published in notable speculative outlets, and has written three books. She holds degrees in English and creative writing, manages an independent press that uplifts underrepresented voices, and supports writers through freelance editing. Merge Art Studio, founded by artists Holly Lyn Walrath and Leslie Archibald, is a space devoted to the meeting of minds and mediums, offering recurring workshops and creative experiences.

Step into A Night in Paris, a celebration of the City of Light with music, style, and culture. From arrival to the final song, the evening is crafted as a full sensory escape. Live sets by In Time Band and No Where but Up create a high energy soundtrack for dancing and fun. Stroll through a curated art exhibit that invites discovery and inspiration. A runway presentation showcases Parisian chic alongside fresh, contemporary looks. Unexpected moments are sprinkled throughout to keep the magic unfolding. Whether the draw is the music, the art, or the fashion, it promises a sophisticated and vibrant night.

Create a glowing black cat painting at a blacklight paint and sip session that highlights the animal’s mystery and curiosity. This public class welcomes guests to arrive up to 30 minutes early to get settled, pick up an apron, and mingle. It is BYOB, and glassware is provided. Enhance the evening with an optional DIY add-on to pour an all natural soy candle for $25 by arriving 30 minutes in advance to choose a favorite scent and pour. The candle cures while you paint, so participants leave with both a finished artwork and a custom hand-poured candle. The studio is a small, locally owned business operated by local artists and appreciates the community’s support.

Hosted at Royal Sonesta Houston in Houston, this annual black tie PRISM Awards gala brings the home building community together for an elegant night. The evening begins with a cocktail reception, followed by a plated dinner and an awards program that spotlights the city's leading home building achievements in the categories of people, product, and promotion. After the honors conclude, the celebration shifts into a lively after party. Attendance typically surpasses 800 guests.

A headlining performance by Plini comes to White Oak Music Hall in Houston, accompanied by support from Night Verses and Portraits. The concert spotlights the headliner with additional sets from the supporting artists.

At Station Theater - Improv & Sketch in Houston, a choose-your-price, BYOB improv matinee spotlights three ensembles of rising performers. Showcasing new improv groups and fresh talent, it suits comedy fans on any budget while channeling audience support into the local scene. Expect quick wit, inventive play, and a wallet-friendly outing that helps kick off the weekend with plenty of laughs.

Cowboy Mouth will perform live at The Heights Theater in Houston. Tickets go on sale.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing social dancing with DJ Sean Gao shaping the music and atmosphere. Admission is $15. The social will be at Everton Hall, which recently celebrated its first year and has quickly become a popular spot. Navigation apps may route to the wrong side of the building, so use the pink wall as your landmark. A drinking fountain is available, so consider bringing a reusable water bottle. Free parking can be found around the venue. Invite your partner dance friends for plenty of time on the floor.

Explore the rich diversity of insects at EG with guidance from local Texas Master Naturalists. This family friendly gathering welcomes all ages to observe a variety of nocturnal critters, not just moths. Participants learn practical ways to confirm identifications and record findings so discoveries can be tracked over time. Children often enjoy carefully catching specimens for a closer look before releasing them, while adults contribute to a citizen science effort to document species newly observed at EG. Activities are typically set up at Bluebird (Phase 1) or Beautyberry Pond (Phase 5), weather permitting.

Warehouse Live Midtown hosts IGORRR on a North American tour stop, joined by Secret Chiefs 3 and Violent Magic Orchestra. This is a general admission performance with standing room only, and attendees of all ages are welcome. The lineup may change without notice. All sales are final and refunds are not offered. Table information is available at reservations@warehouselive.com.

Enjoy an all-ages show with a few helpful details to know in advance. Support acts may change. For entry, bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted and all bags will be searched, with additional screening for non-clear bags. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as several presales, including artist and Live Nation options, VIP packages, and Smokers Lounge fan club bundles.

The Axe HTX in Houston features a live bill with performances by PLOMAzO, D.O.S., Terroristik Threat, and Litmus Green. Sets run in that order, with Litmus Green as the final act. Only cash is accepted for payment. People of any age are welcome, and the event is open to every species.

At Midtown Bar and Grill in Houston, DJ Illuminator presents a smart, fun pop set designed for dancing. The playlist centers on dance-ready tracks for smart, fun people.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Weezer, The Shins, and Silversun Pickups share the stage at Toyota Center in Houston for a multi-artist concert. The lineup brings these bands together for a full evening of live performances under one roof.

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.

A hangout takes place at The Blue Lion Pub.

This event marks the start of a third year at Hamer’s Speakeasy with an evening of classic hits from different eras. Set within the P.A. Smith Hotel in downtown Navasota, the venue is named for Frank Hamer, the Texas Ranger known for capturing Bonnie and Clyde. The boutique hotel surroundings create a refined, historic atmosphere for the music. Vannette and Jammie Lynn, the Southern Songbirds, are connected with this occasion.

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.

The 4th annual Tex-indie Author Book Fair brings together the largest gathering of Texas-based independent and self-published writers, publishers, editors, and other literary creators. More than 125 authors representing a wide range of genres will be on hand to meet readers and share their work. The fair takes place entirely indoors and admission is free to the public. Attendees can take part in workshops covering editing, publishing, and marketing, along with a dedicated session exploring the current state of diversity and inclusion in self and independent publishing.

Enjoy a family-friendly Fall Fest filled with games, good food, and an exciting car show. The atmosphere blends entertainment and community connection, offering something for everyone, whether you come for the cars, the games, or the seasonal fun.

Explore a pop-up marketplace featuring witchy finds and handmade creations. This Halloween edition offers free admission, raffles, a variety of vendors, and reader services such as tarot and oracle readings, palm reading, candle wax and salt readings, and Reiki sessions. Costumes and cosplay are encouraged to add to the festive atmosphere. Vendor spots are handled only through the official organizer account, so disregard messages from anyone else. Updates are shared on Instagram at @geeknwitch.

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.

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.

Move beyond woodworking by learning to hand knit a big blanket. Yarn is provided, and you can request a preferred color during booking. There is also an option to add a ladder to the workshop, with most of the prep done in advance. The ladder is sanded, stained, and assembled beforehand, and the final step is painting your chosen design before you head out.

Adults 19 and older can settle in for a quiet reading session with fellow book lovers. Bring a book of your choice and your own refreshments, then enjoy peaceful, independent reading time alongside others. There is also room to share recommendations and make connections, while the focus stays on reading what you love. This library program is free and open to the public. To request an accommodation for participation, please contact the host library in advance. Si necesita asistencia para participar en este programa, comuníquese con la biblioteca que lo patrocina con anticipación.

Hosted by the Brookshire Chamber of Commerce at the G-Tech Innovation Center, this monthly luncheon offers networking with local leaders and presentations that deliver practical insights for businesses. Pricing includes lunch, with Chamber members at $20 and non-members at $25.

Not sure what to pick up next? The Mitchell evening book club chooses the reading for the group and alternates between fiction and nonfiction. Each meeting features an engaging conversation about the current selection in the Community Room. Attendance is limited, so advance registration is required. Those who need an accommodation to take part in library events, programs, or classes should contact the host library location at least three days before the program.

Create a custom floral centerpiece with The Rustic Brush Katy at Heart Notes Candle Bar. All supplies are provided, featuring wooden flowers with a lifelike look and feel. Arrange your design in a wooden box supplied by TRB or in a favorite mug or vase, then finish it with a fragrance from Heart Notes Candle Bar. Take home a unique decorative piece that adds lasting beauty and a pleasant scent to any space.

At Safari Texas Ranch, this gala honors education and the heroes who expand opportunity for families throughout the community. The program features food, auction packages, a wine and whiskey pull, and the Heads or Tails game. World Series Champion and Astros broadcaster Geoff Blum delivers the keynote with a message focused on perseverance, purpose, and hope. Award-winning journalist Mario Diaz serves as emcee. The evening highlights the impact of Fort Bend Hope, fosters connections with community champions, and shares ways to support educational opportunities. The presenting sponsor is Momentum BMW.

This event at Houston Motorsports Park offers drivers the chance to race friends in their own vehicles in a legal setting. No race car or previous experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Toyota Center hosts global music icon and reggaeton pioneer Don Omar as The Last King World Tour brings a career-spanning set of his biggest hits. With more than two decades shaping Latin urban music, he remains a defining voice of reggaeton, recognized for a commanding stage presence. Highlights include chart-toppers like Danza Kuduro, Dale Don Dale, Salio El Sol, and Bandoleros, presented live on stage.

The 13th annual Magnolia Park Día de los Muertos Parade and Festival brings a day centered on history, culture, and community to Houston. The celebration includes a parade followed by a festival at Hidalgo Park. Applications are open for vendors, parade participants, and event sponsors.

At Central Green Park, Adrian's Fault delivers a lively, genre mixing performance that keeps the energy high. This family friendly concert is free to attend. Bring lawn chairs or a blanket for comfortable seating on the lawn and come with friends, family, and neighbors. Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed in the park.

The Skinz bring a live set of classic rock to Crazy Train Bar, featuring favorites from bands such as Aerosmith and Zeppelin.

Charlie & Dusty perform at Texas Tradition in Katy with a set centered on classic country, complemented by additional songs beyond the genre.

This event at Houston Motorsports Park offers open drag strip runs for everyday drivers in a safe, organized setting. Bring your personal vehicle and line up against friends, with no race car or previous experience required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Smooth Criminal, a tribute to Michael Jackson, brings a Halloween-themed night of music to The Wildcatter Saloon with The Turnaways. This outdoor show sets the stage for a spirited celebration of the King of Pop. Tickets are available at $25 for presale general admission and $30 for general admission. Reserved tables are $60 and seat up to four people, and general admission tickets must be purchased separately because they are not included with table reservations. All sales are final. The event is planned for ages 21 and up. Because it takes place outdoors, attendees of all ages may enter with a parent, and the main bar remains restricted to adults.

Expect a lively night of salsa, merengue, bachata, and plenty of social dancing. Hone your steps in a master class taught by internationally recognized dance teachers, then keep the momentum going on the dance floor. Light alcoholic beverages and snacks will be available, along with more to enjoy throughout the evening.

Sector-A brings an energetic blend of synth-driven rock, highlighting well-known tracks from the 1980s and reaching beyond that decade. This dynamic rock cover band delivers a lively set that keeps the energy up.

Ember South Entertainment presents a show featuring Texas Hippie Coalition at The Wildcatter Saloon in Katy, Texas. This event is open to ages 15 and up, and attendees under 21 must be accompanied by a guardian. Advance tickets are $25 and tickets on the day of the show are $30. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is postponed or canceled.

A night of drag racing for all experience levels, with the chance to race against friends in your own vehicle in a legal setting. No racecar or prior experience is required to participate. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children five and under are free.

Learn the art of hand knitting while creating a chunky blanket at The Rustic Brush - Katy (Fulshear). Yarn is provided for a large blanket, and you can choose your preferred color during booking. You can also add a ladder project to your session, prepared ahead of time with sanding, staining, and assembly completed, then finish by painting your selected design before you leave.

Houston Motorsports Park presents a lineup of drag racing shootouts and index classes. The H-Town Hitters Shootout is capped at 4.90 with a $200 entry and $2,500 added. The Little Dawg Shootout is capped at 5.30 with a $150 entry and $2,000 added. The 5.80 index offers a $100 entry with $1,000 added, and the 7.0 index features a $100 entry with $700 added. Jr Dragsters compete with a $100 entry and receive 100 percent payback. Test and tune sessions are welcome. Spectator admission is $30 for adults, kids ages 6 to 12 are $5, and children 5 and under are free.

Doja Cat performs live at Toyota Center in Houston, TX. Experience the artist on stage in a concert setting.

Spend time crafting a custom wreath at The Rustic Brush - Katy. Select from multiple design options and assemble it with poly jute mesh and high-quality ribbon. The finished piece measures about 24 inches in diameter. Personalize the design for an upcoming holiday or match any theme you prefer.

Energy Corridor Farmers Market returns with a community gathering that highlights fresh produce, handcrafted goods from local vendors and artisans, plants and flowers, and live music. The setting is family friendly and welcomes pets. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to shop local and support small businesses.

At Courtyard by Marriott Houston Katy Mills, TropiCon Book Expo presents a two day celebration of books and authors in Texas. Known for southern beach settings and strong author participation, the event comes to the Lone Star State with parties, an interactive book signing, and a lineup of internationally known writers. Attendees can meet best selling and award winning authors, take in author panels, enjoy giveaways and photo ops, and be part of the VIP Book Birthday Bash, with hundreds of books available for signing. Writers will find sessions on publishing, marketing workshops, networking opportunities, and industry panels. Browse romance, mystery, thriller, fantasy, science fiction, horror, children’s books, nonfiction, and more while exploring unique bookish vendors. Please note that Lynessa Layne signs only during the Book Birthday Bash and will not have a table on Signing Saturday.

Timeless HTX brings a live performance to Willow Fork Drainage District’s Central Green Park inside LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch in Katy, TX, featuring music across rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this event offers street-style drag racing for anyone who wants to run their own vehicle against friends. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Alton Brown presents a show that reimagines favorite moments from his career, adding fresh demos, music, and a dash of dialed-back mischief, all in a format that favors connection. Recognized for Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, he has built a touring legacy that has reached audiences in over 300 cities and entertained more than five hundred thousand people. This edition leans into spontaneity and storytelling, blending humor, science, and food with genuine heart. Expect to see a side of Brown that feels new... unless you have already seen him in his own kitchen.

At Houston Motorsports Park, racers line up for a multi-class showdown featuring a 5.80 index with a $100 entry and an added $1,000, a 6.50 full-size truck shootout with a $100 entry and an added $800, and a 7.0 index with a $100 entry and an added $700. Jr. dragster entries are $100 with a 100 percent payback. Test and tune is available. Spectator pricing is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

This sensory-friendly celebration at We Rock the Spectrum West Houston is designed for families of all ages and features games, treats, community resources, and the opportunity for a photo with Santa. Admission is free for all attendees and an RSVP is required. To reserve a photo time with Santa, AST requests a $5 nonrefundable donation.

At Deacon Baldy's, Top Shelf Boozy Book Fair reimagines the school book fair for grownups with cocktails and brews. Explore new reads, trade books at a swap, and treat yourself to book-themed merchandise, all while local authors add to the mix. Sip, shop, and celebrate stories in a setting where books and beverages share center stage.

Brian Taylor performs live on the outdoor patio at Rail & Rye.

The Wildcatter Saloon hosts The Iron Maidens, an all-female tribute to Iron Maiden, with VICTIM opening. Pre-sale general admission is $15 and general admission is $20. Table reservations are $40 and accommodate up to four people. Attendees must be 21 or older. All sales are final and there are no refunds.

Hosted by the Brookshire Chamber of Commerce at G-Tech Innovation Center, this monthly luncheon centers on professional networking and business growth. Attendees connect with local leaders and hear from featured presenters who share useful insights for their organizations. Lunch is included, with pricing at $20 for Chamber members and $25 for non-members.

Hosted by the Fulshear Regional Chamber of Commerce, this after-hours networking event brings Chamber Members and guests together at a different member business each month. This edition spotlights Hacienda Don José, offering an inviting setting with authentic Mexican cuisine, refreshing drinks, and opportunities to connect with local professionals and community leaders. It is designed for Chamber Members, business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in expanding their network after work. Expect a relaxed atmosphere to make new connections, reconnect with familiar faces, and support a local Chamber business. The emphasis is on building relationships that help businesses grow.

Friday Night Street Night provides a legal place to line up with friends and make drag runs in your own vehicle. You do not need a racecar or any prior experience to take part. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for kids ages 6 to 12, and children 5 and under are free.

Start your holiday season at the Great Houston Pie Run, part of the Houston Holiday Series. Set in the Heights, this festive race invites participants of all ages and paces to welcome Thanksgiving week with movement and community spirit. Choose from a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or a Kids and Family 1K, with dedicated starts for handcycle athletes. After crossing the finish line, celebrate with a mini pie and lively post-race festivities. Whether you are aiming for a personal best or simply running for dessert, each mile offers a chance to share in a Houston holiday tradition and head into the week feeling accomplished.

Timeless HTX performs a wide-ranging live set that spans rock, pop, Motown, funk, disco, and country.

A meet and greet featuring Damian Chapa, known as Miklo from Blood In Blood Out, together with Magic will take place at LifeStylez in Houston, Texas. Admission is 50 and includes access to both guests plus a selfie photo, and children under 11 are free. Autographs for items brought from outside are $30, while merchandise purchased from the Vato Loco booth includes a free autograph. New LA ONDA jackets in a fresh design will be available for 200.

Houston Motorsports Park hosts a street-style racing night where drivers can line up against friends using their own vehicles. A purpose-built racecar is not required and no prior experience is needed. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this event offers a casual night of drag racing where you can line up and race friends in your own vehicle. 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.

Now in its second year, Houston Vette Fest brings a family friendly showcase of Corvettes to Kemah Board Walk, with spectator admission free. The event benefits Bay Area Turning Point and is presented by Fertitta Chevrolet, with support from Kemah Boardwalk and Chevrolet. Information is available for Corvette owners who would like to display their vehicles.

At Houston Motorsports Park, this street-style drag racing night invites drivers to run their own vehicles against friends in a controlled track setting. No race car or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

Christmas at the Park 2026 features steaming cocoa, appearances by Santa and the Grinch, hands-on crafts, live animal appearances, and caroling performances, with additional festive highlights to discover.

Houston’s 12K of Christmas turns downtown Houston into a festive running celebration, featuring a 12K, 6K, and a Kids and Family 1K for participants of all ages and paces. Serving as the finale of the Houston Holiday Series, it blends fitness with seasonal cheer through holiday music, Santa appearances, and themed fun. The day includes an AWD start, an awards ceremony, and the Kids and Family 1K. Whether aiming for a personal best or simply enjoying the holiday spirit, participants can connect with the community and cap the year with a memorable finish.

All ages are welcome for this show. Opening acts may change without advance notice. To help speed entry and reduce handling of personal items, the venue allows bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches. Every bag will be inspected, and non-clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Tickets include a general public on sale as well as a Live Nation presale.

SoundSlave honors the music of Chris Cornell with a tribute set that celebrates the legacy of the Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman, known for a powerful near four-octave voice that helped shape the 1990s grunge era. Admission is $10 in advance online or $15 at the gate. Personal lawn chairs are welcome. Food trucks will be on site along with a full bar. Outside food, beverages, and drink cups are not permitted.