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There are several events to check out in the Cy-Fair area this month, including festivals and plays. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change.
‘The Odd Couple: Female Version’
Watch a female version of the classic play “The Odd Couple” by Neil Simon at the Stageworks Theatre.
Boys & Girls Country Spring Festival
The local nonprofit hosts its annual event featuring games, food, live music and family-friendly activities.
Christ the Redeemer Spring Festival
Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church Spring Festival will feature carnival games, rides, entertainment, silent and live auctions, a raffle, dancing, a flea market and festival food vendors.
Bloom Fest
Enjoy live music, crafts, vendors and a farmers market at the Living Legacy Center’s Bloom Fest.
Dueling Pianos
Enjoy a high-energy night featuring live music, comedy and wood-fired pizza at the Jersey Meadow Convention Center. There are only 200 tickets available.
‘Escape to Margaritaville’
Playhouse 1960 presents “Escape to Margaritaville,” a musical based on the songs of Jimmy Buffet.
Texas Hold ’em Poker Night
The Daly Round hosts a poker night with cash prizes for three lucky winners.
The 70s Rock Experience Live at The Barn
Join The Barn for a night filled with 70s music, sing-alongs and cocktails.
33rd annual YMCA Caliente Golf Classic
Support the YMCA's outreach programs at this golf event, held at the Northgate Country Club.
Business expo
Hear from Susan Cates, a Population and Survey Analysts demographer, at the Cy-Fair Chamber of Commerce’s monthly general membership luncheon. Held at the Berry Center, this event also includes a business expo.
Fajita Fest
Shop from local vendors with Houston’s best fajitas while enjoying live music, games and a bounce house at Clark Henry Park.
Wine tasting and horse races
Enjoy a wine-tasting event while watching horse races at the Sam Houston Race Park.
'Willy Wonka'
Bridgeland High School Theatre presents “Willy Wonka,” a play based on the classic 1964 children's novel “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”
