Check out what's happening in the Greater Houston area this weekend, April 24-26. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change.
1. 90’s House Party
Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures will host a '90s-themed party for attendees age 21 and older featuring a live DJ playing '90s hits, specialty cocktails, water park rides and retro games.
2. Earth Day Family Day MarketThe Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts invites the community to a free market featuring art, food vendors, craft stations and a presentation of "Incredible Invertebrates" by the Houston Arboretum.
- April 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
- Free (admission)
- 6815 Cypresswood Drive, Spring
- www.pearlmfa.org
3. Bloom & Brew TeaThe second annual tea event will celebrate connection and empowerment with speakers, vendors and a mimosa bar at the Missouri City Community Center.
4. Woodlands Symphony OrchestraThe Woodlands Children’s Museum and the Woodlands Symphony Orchestra have partnered to provide a series of monthly concerts celebrating America’s contribution to the arts.
5. Creativity Rocks - OZ!Creativity Shell’s 11th annual fashion show fundraiser will showcase the “Wizard of Oz”-inspired works of the nonprofit’s young designers. The event will also include a buffet dinner and dancing.
- April 25, 6-9 p.m.
- $63-$115.50 (tickets)
- Humble Civic Center, 8233 Will Clayton Parkway, Humble
- www.creativityshell.org
6. 6th Annual Texas Mini Golf ChampionshipThe mini-golf championship will feature cash prizes for top finishers in the amateur and pro divisions, and winners will receive a champion belt buckle.
- April 26, 9 a.m.
- $25 (amateur registration), $75 (pro registration)
- Longview Greens Mini Golf, 735 Clepper St., Montgomery
- www.longviewgreens.com
7. Clothing SwapThe Hope Chest Resale Market is hosting a clothing swap where individuals can bring gently used clothing to trade and help the environment.
8. The Market at River Oaks DistrictPresented by Sterling’s Market, The Market at River Oaks District will bring a variety of Houston small businesses and vendors together at the River Oaks District in Houston.
