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Check out what’s happening across the Greater Houston area this weekend, Aug. 28-30. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change.
1. Sip & Shop
Visit Main Street in Humble for an evening filled with community shopping, drinks and socializing. The event invites community members to explore, connect and shop locally in a walkable setting.
2. Mariachi Festival
Residents can celebrate talent rising in the community as the energy of Houston’s own collegiate and high school stars takes the stage to kick off the 2026 festival. Performances include the UH Mariachi Pumas, High School All-Star Mariachi Group and Danzas Folkloricas de Solei. Guests are encouraged to wear guayaberas and traditional Mexican dresses.
3. Fulshear Cars and Coffee
Residents are invited to bring their cars to enjoy coffee and doughnuts at this showcase event. There will also be a “Kidz Korner” for local children to sell snacks and crafts.
4. Melon & Berry Festival
The Melon & Berry Festival features over 5,000 pounds of fresh melons and berries, thousands of visitors, live music, entertainment, kids activities, face painting, special attractions, expanded food selections, refreshing smoothies and desserts.
5. Young Makers Market
Attendees can shop original artisan pieces and crafts in this mini-arts festival dedicated to empowering student artists in grades 3-12. The event is produced by The Woodlands Arts Council.
6. K-Pop Demon Hunter Day
Take a break from the heat while enjoying K-Pop music at Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures. The water park will be hosting a live performance of songs from the movie "K-Pop Demon Hunters."
7. Taste of Missouri City
Hosted by the city of Missouri City, enjoy local food and support small businesses at the food festival. Vendors offer both free samples and larger sizes available for purchase.
8. Jill Scott’s “To Whom This May Concern” Tour
Listen to a performance by Grammy-winning R&B artist Jill Scott at the Smart Financial Centre.
