These weekend events in and surrounding the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose area include art exhibits, Hispanic heritage celebrations, outdoor music and more. Explore this list of six things to do. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change.

Time & Space

Artechouse opened a permanent flagship in Houston in mid-June. The 26,000-square-foot museum will now launch its groundbreaking exhibit known as “Time & Space.” The exhibit will feature three distinctive experiences that range from cinematic art, laser performances, robotic installations and interactive artwork.

Quasi-Realism

Reeves Art + Design is hosting an opening reception for its newest art exhibition featuring the work of Michael J. Abraham. The exhibit, titled “Quasi-Realism” aims to explore the way the artist uses color theory and experimental subject matter to delve into everyday scenes. The opening reception will include a chance to view the art and meet the artist. The exhibit will be on display until Sept. 28.

Brew at the Zoo

The Houston Zoo hosts this event for ages 21 and up. Attendees can experience the new Birds of the World exhibit that opened Labor Day weekend, hear live music and enjoy beer tasting from several popular breweries.

Hispanic Heritage Celebration






The Children's Museum Houston is celebrating Hispanic heritage with performances and activities including piñata decorating, a weaving workshop, story time with Univision and a mariachi performance.

  • Sept. 14, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
  • $19.95 (museum general admission)
  • 1500 Binz St., Houston
  • www.cmhouston.org

Union Studio Yoga

Children ages five to 12 can learn yoga poses, breathing techniques and mindfulness activities inside the Union Studio Yoga at M-K-T Heights. Through movement, games and stories, children will be invited to grow in their self-awareness; improve balance and physical strength; and learn tools for emotional wellness.

El Grito at Miller

The Miller Outdoor Theatre is celebrating Mexico’s Independence Day with an event featuring Caña Dulce and Caña Brava. The performers will exhibit the music, poetry, dance and traditional attire of Veracruz, Mexico.