Events in Waller today

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast that benefits veterans and first responders, hosted by American Legion Post 164 Katy, the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 164 Katy, and the Katy Elks at Katy Elks Lodge #2628. All are welcome, and families are encouraged to attend. The cost is $10 for all-you-can-eat, $5 for children under 12, and little kids eat free.

A friendly community outing with Mill Creek Run Club welcomes runners and walkers of every level, from those training for a race to anyone easing back in or pushing a stroller. Participants meet at the Mill Creek Community Pool to introduce themselves, review the route, take a quick group photo, and then set off together. There is ample parking and restrooms available. After the start, everyone is encouraged to move at a comfortable pace, whether walking, jogging, or running, and it is easy to find others going a similar speed. The course follows peaceful, tree-lined county roads with plenty of shade and light traffic. Route choices include one loop of about 5K (3.1 miles) or two loops for a 10K (6.2 miles). Bringing water or a hydration bottle is recommended, friends are welcome, and strollers are allowed.

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 The Rustic Brush - Katy, participants create a personalized wreath by choosing from a variety of designs. Projects are made with poly jute mesh and high-quality ribbon, and the finished wreath measures about 24 inches in diameter. Customize it for an upcoming holiday or tailor it to any theme you prefer.

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.

Buying your first home or investing in real estate can feel overwhelming, but this free seminar breaks it down into clear steps. Learn how to qualify for a mortgage, understand the homebuying process from start to finish, explore first-time buyer programs and other helpful resources, and avoid common mistakes that can delay or derail a deal. A live Q&A with a lender and a realtor provides a chance to get real answers to your questions. Comprar tu primera casa o invertir en bienes raíces no tiene que ser complicado. Este evento gratuito explica los beneficios de ser propietario, cómo calificar para un préstamo hipotecario, el proceso de compra paso a paso, los programas y recursos disponibles para compradores por primera vez y los errores comunes que pueden retrasar la compra. Habrá una sesión de preguntas y respuestas en vivo con un prestamista y un agente de bienes raíces para resolver tus dudas.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Macanudo Mondays showcases a different feature from a renowned brand, along with limited-time deals and specialty drink pairings. For details on the current offering, speak with an associate or the bartender.

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.

Kick off the week with Steak Night on Monday and Tuesday. Enjoy music bingo and half off wine, plus a $25 Certified Angus Beef steak with your choice of a 15 oz ribeye or a 9 oz filet, expertly cooked and served with a hearty baked potato and access to the salad bar.

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.

Toddler Tuesday, presented by The Village School at LaCenterra, is a monthly get-together crafted for little ones with engaging play, lively entertainment, and creative hands-on experiences. It takes place on the first Tuesday each month in Heritage Square. Activities are provided by Adventure Kids, We Rock the Spectrum, and Westwood Gymnastics.

Dig into an all-you-can-eat pizza lunch buffet, billed as world famous, available at all Star Pizza locations. Pricing is $13.95 for adults and $7.95 for kids, and a soft drink or tea is included.

The Fulshear chapter of Houston LEAD meets at La Cantina Mexican Restaurant in Katy for a business development gathering focused on exchanging leads and referrals, making quality introductions, and engaging in training and peer advisory. Participants connect with reliable professionals, share meaningful referrals, and explore ways to improve the return on their networking efforts while gaining practical insights that translate into real progress. The chapter meets weekly to support members and maintain momentum. The event highlights the L.E.A.D. approach, short for Lead Exchange And Development, which is designed to help participants develop and expand their businesses.

A board game meetup takes place at Jason's Deli in Upper Kirby. Participants are asked to bring only the games they plan to play and to support the venue by purchasing food or a drink during their visit. Mention you are with the board game group before paying to receive a complimentary fountain drink with the purchase of an adult entree.

Korean Language Level I is offered by Asia Society Texas in partnership with the Houston Korean Education Center for adults who want to begin learning Korean. This in-person class takes place at Asia Society Texas Center. Participants must be 18 or older.

Enjoy an evening of bingo at Post 4006. Admission is free, and participants of all ages are welcome to take part.

Steak Night returns for Taco and Steak Tuesday in Katy with a hearty special. Choose a Certified Angus Beef 15 ounce ribeye or a 9 ounce filet for $25, cooked the way you like and served with a big baked potato and a trip to the salad bar. You can also add five grilled shrimp for $8. Taco Tuesday favorites are still on, including specials on south of the border drinks and discounted tacos from Taqueria Tex-Taco. Trivia hosted by Lee Baumgartner with Houston.BrainBrew adds an extra dose of fun to the night.

BossDog K9 Obedience offers a comprehensive group class that builds reliable manners and responsiveness. Dogs work on core cues such as sit, down, stay, place, heel, and recall, with practice centered on everyday situations. Instruction emphasizes staying calm around other dogs and people, waiting politely at doorways, and appropriate social behavior. The program equips handlers and their dogs with practical skills for success in a variety of settings, from neighborhood walks to visits with friends. Space is limited.

Bring a crew to Crazy Train Bar in Magnolia for a free team trivia challenge that mixes general knowledge, pop culture, and creative puzzles. Expect prompts like identifying the famous detective portrayed on TV by Benedict Cumberbatch and in films by Robert Downey Jr, tallying as many four-letter countries as you can, recalling the Beatles album with a color in its title where Ringo Starr leads the title track, and forming a pepper name using only the letters in INDEPENDENCE DAY. Teams can include up to six players, and prizes go to the winners.

Put your trivia skills to the test at Crazy Train. Participation is free and prizes are up for grabs. Bring your best facts, enjoy drinks from the bar and food from a food truck, and see how much you know.

League Night for Gundam invites players to compete with a $15 entry that includes a tournament pack. Prizes are awarded from a prize pool that is 100 percent store credit. Participants can purchase booster packs at MSRP and receive 10 percent off most accessories, including sleeves, playmats, binders, and deckboxes. Earn league points to climb the leaderboard and work toward end-of-season rewards, with a chance to win up to one booster case.

An all-ages concert with multiple ways to secure tickets, including general public access, an artist presale, a Spotify ticket option, Citi and AAdvantage Mastercard presales and offers, and VIP packages. Supporting performers may change without advance notice. To limit contact with personal items, the venue allows bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, and all bags will be inspected at entry. Non-clear bags are permitted but will go through additional screening.

This Digimon league night features an entry fee of $15, which includes a Tournament Pack plus a booster pack. There is a cap of three packs at MSRP. Prize support is offered as store credit, with $10 from each participant added to the prize pool.

This casual language exchange at Axelrad Beer Garden in Houston brings people together to meet new friends, practice languages, and enjoy an easygoing atmosphere. The format is an open mingle with no assigned tables, so conversations flow naturally. English and the local language are most common, and anyone interested in other languages can ask an organizer for help finding a partner, with a matchmaking option available. Please register on the organizer’s website before attending. The venue asks each guest to order at least one drink upon arrival, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Be courteous to staff, help keep the space tidy, and respect fellow attendees. Breaking the rules can lead to a ban without prior notice. Photos and video are often captured to document the gathering. If you prefer not to appear, let the photographer know. Keep personal belongings secure, as attendees are responsible for their own items. There are opportunities to get involved as an event organizer or as a photographer or videographer, which can allow you to skip fees. The organizers reuse the same Facebook event link and update details shortly after the start, so dates and participant numbers shown there may not be accurate. BlaBla is active in more than 150 cities worldwide, creating many chances to connect with an international community.

At Cigars International Katy, TX, a weekly trivia night serves up rapid questions answered right from your phone. It is every player for themselves, with no teams, no paper, and no long waits between prompts. Rounds move quickly through pop culture and all sorts of unexpected facts, and the faster you answer correctly, the more points you score. Climb the rankings, chase prizes, and show what you know against everyone else in the room.

Experience a lively Latin dance session centered on fun, connection, and vibrant rhythms. It welcomes dancers of all experience levels, and no partner is needed. Explore popular social styles such as Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and more while learning easy to follow steps, partner work, and styling. Leave feeling comfortable and confident on the dance floor at your next social event.

Connect with fellow professionals at a weekly peer advisory and networking meetup focused on helping members grow their businesses. The Inner Loop chapter is expanding its roster of solid business professionals who want to develop through quality leads, referrals and meaningful introductions. The emphasis is on practical support, accountability and shared insight that turn conversations into measurable results. If you want to increase the quality and quantity of referrals you receive and give, improve the return on your networking efforts, and gain actionable advice that helps you learn and earn, this gathering is a strong fit. Expect a collaborative environment of trusted peers who share knowledge, exchange opportunities and encourage growth. The meeting takes place at Campesino Coffee #1 in Houston.

A weekly session with the Cow blends creative crafts and a read-aloud, with hands-on play dough included each time. Adults can enjoy free hot coffee. Highlights in the series include a collaboration with Artistry in Motion, a mummy-themed project, a spider-themed activity, and a festive dress-up party.

Discover a new lunchtime gathering tailored for business professionals who want to expand their networks and accelerate growth. The focus is on exchanging quality leads, making introductions, sharing referrals, and learning through education and peer advisory. Organizers are building a chapter that meets weekly to support members in advancing their businesses. The session encourages participants to reflect on whether they are getting and giving the level of referrals they want, seeing a worthwhile return on their networking efforts, and receiving the advice and information needed to grow and improve results. Those seeking stronger outcomes may find value in connecting with this collaborative peer advisory and networking group. LEAD, short for Lead Exchange And Development, welcomes visitors to attend at no cost to learn what the group is about. For details, contact Info@HoustonLEAD.com.

Arm's Length and Holding Absence perform at Warehouse Live Midtown in Houston, joined by special guests Bloom and House & Home. This all-ages show welcomes fans of every age.

This weekly bingo night at Twins features Sweet Amy Entertainment. Each week brings thirteen winners and the chance at big money. Table reservations are available. David Schultz, Alejandro Peruchini, and Lesley Vaden keep the energy high throughout the event.

Find a steady rhythm of movement and breathing at Trebly Park. This welcoming class pairs instructor-led sequences with intentional breathing and motivating music to build strength and support mental clarity. Suitable for all experience levels, it offers an inclusive, energizing setting that supports both body and mind. Pack a mat, a towel, and a water bottle.

This free weekly Sahaja Yoga meditation class teaches a simple, natural method to connect with your inner self. Sessions emphasize inner silence and balance, with benefits that can include clearer thinking, stress relief, and emotional harmony. It suits complete beginners as well as experienced meditators. Open to friends and family, including children.

Ryan Beatty leads the lineup as the headliner for this concert, with opening performers to be announced.

Get your deck ready for a Riftbound league evening at Game Guys. The entry fee is $15, and entry includes a Tournament Pack. Packs are available at MSRP. Prizing is built from a 100 percent store credit pool, and the top eight competitors also receive Nexus Night packs.

This meeting brings together business owners and professionals at El Tiempo Cantina in Houston for focused networking that emphasizes leads, referrals, introductions, and peer advisory. The chapter meets weekly to assist its members, with discussions aimed at increasing both the quantity and quality of referrals, improving the return on time and money invested in networking, and gathering useful advice to help a business grow. It is part of the L.E.A.D. program, short for Lead Exchange And Development. There is no cost to visit.

Local professionals gather for a monthly business networking meeting hosted by the NIA Professionals Katy group. The meeting starts promptly, with a short opportunity beforehand for casual conversation. Participants can introduce their businesses, exchange cards, and make new connections across the community. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards and come ready to network.

This weekly chapter meeting is designed for business professionals who want to grow through quality leads, referrals, introductions, practical training, and peer advisory. The goal is to help participants build their businesses, with support that continues beyond the regular gathering. As part of L.E.A.D., short for Lead Exchange And Development, the group emphasizes purposeful networking and shared guidance. Discussion centers on whether you are receiving and giving the level of quality referrals you want, achieving the return you expect from your networking investment, and gaining the advice and information that help you learn and earn. For professionals aiming to make 2026 a standout year, this peer advisory and networking environment offers a structured way to collaborate with others focused on business development.

Enjoy a welcoming board gaming meetup featuring a wide range of games ready to play. Newcomers are encouraged, and there is no need to bring your own since plenty are provided. Attendees often arrive in waves, so it is easy to find a table and jump into a game whenever you get there.

Chris Smither takes the stage at McGonigel's Mucky Duck in Houston with the seasoned craft that has marked his long career. He blends blues, folk, and Americana, weaving intricate fingerpicked guitar with rhythmic foot percussion and a warm baritone voice to deliver thoughtful, finely honed songs. Born in Miami and raised in New Orleans, he shaped his approach after discovering Lightnin' Hopkins, then moved to Boston in the 1960s, where the coffeehouse scene helped launch his path. His songs have reached wide audiences through recordings by Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris, and Diana Krall, and his catalog spans from early 1970s releases to recent albums such as Call Me Lucky and All About the Bones in 2024.

This dinner honors Charles C. Foster as the first recipient of the Roy M. Huffington Lifetime Achievement Award. Named for Ambassador Roy M. Huffington, cofounder of Asia Society Texas, this distinction is the organization’s highest honor. The award recognizes leaders whose work advances cultural, social, economic, and international understanding.

Houston SPCA Run Club gathers at Memorial Park for a friendly mix of running, jogging, and walking that welcomes every pace. The meetup spot is the Runner’s Stretching Deck near the tennis courts. Walkers usually cover a mile out and a mile back, while runners often go farther. Adoptable dogs are part of the experience each week, making it a relaxed way for animal lovers to connect, get moving, and enjoy the park together.

This open rehearsal welcomes anyone who enjoys singing or a cappella music. All voice types and experience levels are invited. Visitors can meet the ensemble and learn more about its ongoing musical journey.

World Monuments Fund President and CEO Bénédicte de Montlaur joins Paul R. Davis, Curator of Collections at the Menil Collection, for a conversation about cultural heritage, museums, and thoughtful stewardship. Through case studies from Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, as well as Benin and Togo, they delve into on-the-ground preservation efforts and consider how museums deepen public understanding while helping to conserve and share global heritage for future generations. The program takes place in the main building. Menil programs are free and open to all.

Thursday evenings at Odin's Place are dedicated to casual Pokémon play. Each week offers a different focus. The first Thursday of the month centers on trading. The second to last Thursday features Gym Leader Challenges. The final Thursday highlights top-level events such as League Challenges and other mid scale activities, and offerings may shift with the season. For complete details, ask the Pokémon Professors.

Odin’s Place and the Tabletop Tavern present a weekly Geeks Who Drink trivia night that mixes smart questions with a welcoming vibe. It is designed to bring people together, whether you arrive with friends or meet new ones while you play. Expect a lively atmosphere, plenty of laughs, and the chance to leave with a few fresh facts and a smile.

A girls night karaoke session at The Blue Lion Pub features DJ TJ of Houston Party Network as host. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, giving everyone a chance to step up to the mic and perform favorite songs. Food and drinks are available to keep the fun going.

Cash bingo unfolds in a Jukebox Bingo style, with songs as prompts while players mark their cards and call bingo to win cash. Cards are $5 each, and winners receive the full proceeds; nothing is kept from the pot.

Level up your dancing in a fast paced club style class that spotlights the newest trends from social dance floors. Explore a mix of upbeat styles, learn the techniques that make each one distinct, and work on grooves and rhythms that fit the music. The focus is on current moves and solid fundamentals you can use in social settings.

Culture Beat brings a salsa night to Mamajuana Café in downtown Houston with a complimentary salsa lesson led by gohector, live music from Yamilka y su Orquesta alongside guest bands, and sets by DJ David Cruz. Guests can arrive early for dinner and happy hour, then stay for social dancing and a lively downtown atmosphere. Entry is free and no partner is required. The venue features upscale Latin fare, ample space for dancing, and a speakeasy style area for relaxing and connecting.

This weekly One Piece tournament at Game Guys features a $15 entry. Participation includes a tournament pack and a promo pack, with packs available at MSRP and 10% off accessories. Prizing consists of a 100% store credit pool plus winner packs. Registration is handled through the Bandai TCG+ app.

Learn about tango in a class that explores two traditions, American and Argentinian. The session highlights what makes this iconic dance admired around the world, from its passion and rhythmic drive to the high level of skill it showcases. Expect an introduction to both styles along with a sense of the rich history that has carried tango across the globe.

Enjoy half-price wine all day and take part in Karaoke with Sam Vandeventer. Choose a glass from a great selection and belt out your favorite tunes.