From Oct. 2-18, Playhouse 1960 is putting on ‘Come From Away,’ a musical based on the true story of stranded airline passengers in Gander, Newfoundland, during the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Playhouse 1960 is offering $10 off tickets for first responders who use code 'HEROES'.
Oct 16, 7:30 p.m.; Oct. 17, 7 p.m.; Oct. 18, 3 p.m.; additional showtimes available
$22-$25 for tickets purchased in-person; $25.10-$28.22 for tickets purchased online
Jersey Village Parks and Recreation is hosting its annual Halloween celebration with fun, spooky and safe festivities. The event includes a trunk-or-treat, a live DJ, games, a costume contest, food trucks and a haunted house with three scare levels.
Traders Village, open on weekends, is getting spooky with its month-long decorations, Haunted Swamp and other surprises. Its Big Halloween Blowout is planned for Halloween weekend with costumes, trick-or-treating and live music on the first day, and a Selena look-alike contest and performances by Gabriella Martinez and Grupo Metal ft. Chris Perez on the second day.
Oct. 31; Nov. 1
Free (admission); $6 for parking
Traders Village, 7979 North Eldridge Road, Houston
The Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce is hosting the event, which is underwritten by Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital, in collaboration with CFISD and the Cy-Fair Fire Department to celebrate health, wellness and community safety. Plans include a blood drive, flu shots, an interactive Life Flight experience, CFISD student performances, Fire Fest activities and fire demonstrations.
The 36th annual Pow Wow includes Native American dance performances and contests, and traditional singing and drumming. Vendor offerings include frybread, other Native American cuisine and arts, crafts, jewelry and handmade goods.
Nov. 14-15
Free (admission); $6 parking
Traders Village, 7979 North Eldridge Road, Houston
