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Looking for something to do in the Houston area this weekend? Check out this weekend's guide! All events are subject to change, and this list is not comprehensive.
‘Friends’ trivia night at The Barn
Join the Barn at Frio Grill for a “Friends”-themed trivia night. The event will take place during five sessions, and registration is required.
‘Weird Al’
Weird Al presents a full production multimedia comedy rock show while playing his iconic hits.Al’s long-time band is joined by four additional players to create a super-sized concert experience.
Movie Night at Eden: Almost Famous
Grab food from Post Houston and enjoy a free movie night featuring ‘Almost Famous’.
23 Annual parade of lights
The city of Tomball is celebrating two decades of lighting up Main Street on Tomball night. Main Street will close from Holderrieth Road to Peach St. starting at 8:45 pm and should reopen at 9:45 pm. The Parade of Lights will run east on Main St., FM 2920, from Baker to the railroad tracks, then turn left on Peach St. Fireworks will follow immediately after the parade at The Depot.
Brick Building Pop-Up
The Houston Brick Club is returning to the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts, featuring Lego art displays and community-building activities.
City of Humble-Melon & Berry Festival
This family friendly event will feature over 5,000 melons, berries and Hill Country peaches in all forms including homemade jams, juices and baked goods.
Good Day Fest
Attend a festival featuring country talents Tyler Tillman Music, Jesse Raub Jr, Chad Cooke and Sundance Head while giving back to the Montgomery community.
Family Bingo
Participants can play family bingo at The Woodlands Township and win prizes. Preregistration is encouraged.
George Lopez
Grammy-nominated comedian, actor, and TV host George Lopez is taking the stage in Houston as part of the veteran comedian summer tour.
Curator Talk: Edouard Kopp
Join Curator Talk: Edouard Kopp on “What drawing can be: four responses” for a discussion and exhibition walk through of the exhibition.
