Houston is absolutely buzzing this week and it is the perfect time for listeners to immerse themselves in unforgettable experiences all across the city. For anyone who loves shopping and discovering one-of-a-kind gifts, the highly anticipated 45th Annual Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market is happening right now at NRG Center through Sunday. Over 270 vendors from across the nation are here, making it an epic stop for early holiday shopping and to support the arts in true Houston tradition. Tickets start at just twenty-three dollars and the variety of unique finds is second to none, according to Houston on the Cheap.

Another can’t-miss event is Flea by Night at Discovery Green today, where families can explore local treasures from creative vendors, taste dishes from food trucks, and enjoy live music. Discovery Green promises a lively atmosphere, perfect for those wanting to shop under the skyline or just soak up the city's energy. Flea by Night runs from the evening into the night for plenty of time to browse and mingle, as detailed by Visit Houston Texas.

For listeners with a love for culture and the arts, the Islamic Arts Festival is happening both today and tomorrow at the University of Houston-Downtown. There will be live art demos, music, comedy, henna, calligraphy, and delicious food, blending creative celebration and family fun. Houston on the Cheap highlights the hands-on experiences and vibrant performances that make this a local favorite.

Fitness fans can stretch out with Zoolates: Pilates at the Zoo early this morning, with a session led by an expert instructor and a chance to meet the resident gorillas at Hermann Park. Or, lace up for the free Houston Step Out Walk benefiting the American Diabetes Association at Buffalo Bayou Park, gathering the community in support of a powerful cause.

For music lovers and gamers, the Houston Arcade Expo continues at the Marriott Westchase, where hundreds of classic pinball and arcade machines are set to free play through Sunday. The event features tournaments, workshops, and nonstop fun—a paradise for the young and young at heart, according to the Houston Area Arcade Group.

Tonight, listeners can wrap up the day at the Houston Youth Chamber Orchestra performance or catch the Apollo Chamber Players’ Enlighten concert at Live Oak Friends Meeting House, blending stunning music and unique spaces.

If you are in the mood for festive lights, Space Center Houston is glowing with Galaxy Lights, and POST Houston is home to the massive Markets for Makers Holiday Market all weekend long, featuring over 110 artisans and makers in a historic venue.

There are dozens of festivals, art workshops for kids at the Children’s Museum, free bread and produce distribution by Bread of Life at St. John’s Downtown, and so much more happening each day—including couple-friendly events, holiday celebrations, magic shows, and even comedy.

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Houston listeners, this weekend is bursting with events, culture, live shows, and holiday fun you will not want to miss! If music is on your mind this Friday, Scarface takes over the Bayou Music Center for a night of Houston rap nostalgia, with doors at 7 and showtime at 8 according to Ticketmaster. For those craving a mix of art and comedy, the River Oaks Theatre is featuring a one-night-only event with classics by Charlie Chaplin, Disney’s Silly Symphony, and Laurel and Hardy at 8 pm, perfect for couples or anyone looking for laughs and nostalgia according to Houston on the Cheap.

Also tonight, House of Blues is hosting Sosocamo at 7 pm in the Bronze Peacock room, plus Blondshell’s "If You Asked For A Tour" in the Music Hall. For a tech-savvy twist, ARTECHOUSE’s Fractal Worlds exhibition runs all weekend, turning mathematical marvels into breathtaking digital art. That event is at 600 W 6th Street and runs through November.

Saturday brings fresh air and wellness at Memorial Park with the free Champs Sports Run Club x Nike event at 8 pm, featuring t-shirts for the early birds. Over at Central City Co-Op from 10 to 2, you can browse artisan goods and enjoy a morning sound bath. The University of Houston–Downtown hosts the Islamic Arts Festival from 10:30 to 5:30, with film, music, live art demos, ethnic foods, and henna tattoos for a global cultural experience.

Holiday shopping fans, the 45th Annual Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market at NRG Center is a must. Over 270 merchants create a festive shopping bonanza starting at 10 am, running through Sunday. Space Center Houston lights up Saturday evening with Galaxy Lights—a spectacular display perfect for family outings.

Sunday pulls out all the stops with events like “A Christmas Carol” at Alley Theatre running through December, Santa and reindeer appearances at Memorial City Mall, and the Houston Youth Chamber Orchestra at the Children’s Museum. Plus, Zumba at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston keeps the energy high. Sam Houston Race Park hosts lively weekend activities with tickets starting at $29.99.

For comedy lovers all weekend, Adam Ray graces Houston Improv’s stage and Zainab Johnson performs at Punch Line Comedy Club. Drag brunch with Cynthia Lee Fontaine highlights Sunday morning for those wanting something unique.

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All right listeners, Houston is bursting with energy this week, so pull out your calendar and get ready to experience the best the Bayou City has to offer.

Today kicks off the 45th annual Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market at NRG Park, one of the city’s biggest holiday shopping experiences. This beloved market runs through Sunday, offering everything from home décor and gourmet foods to kids’ gifts and jewelry. More than 270 merchants from across the country—including over 25 fresh faces—will be there, and every purchase supports the Houston Ballet’s programs. Hours run 10 AM to 8 PM today and through the weekend, with tickets starting at twenty dollars.

Feeling festive but want more? The Chifley Hotel’s Tinsel Town pop-up bar transforms into a holiday wonderland each evening, decked with bold cocktails, live music on Fridays and Saturdays, and immersive decor. For a soulful twist, The Ensemble Theatre is staging their holiday spectacle, Take the Soul Train to Christmas, bringing music, dance, and history together all weekend.

Tonight, indie folk fans can catch The Oh Hellos live at the House of Blues at 6:30 PM. According to Ticketmaster, it’s an all ages show and sure to be a highlight.

Tomorrow, Friday, Disney on Ice presents Mickey’s Search Party at NRG Stadium, an event filled with skating, acrobatics, and family-friendly fun, while comedy lovers can laugh with Adam Ray at Improv Houston as he unleashes his famously wild Dr. Phil impressions.

Saturday, November fifteenth, the city lights up with events for everyone. The Central City Co-Op’s new Grow & Gather Market celebrates 27 years in the Heights with farm-fresh produce, artisan food, coffee, live music, and wellness activities from 10 AM to 2 PM. The Annual Islamic Arts Festival at University of Houston-Downtown stretches Saturday and Sunday, featuring live art demos, Sufi music, ethnic foods, henna, calligraphy, and interactive workshops—all free to enjoy. And at River Oaks Theatre, ROCO’s Connections series pairs live chamber music with classic silent films for a one-of-a-kind night.

Saturday night, art lovers can experience the Pancakes & Booze Art Show at 1519 Fulton Street. It’s an underground pop-up with over 75 local artists and free, all-you-can-eat pancakes for those 21 and up. Tickets are fifteen dollars in advance or twenty at the door.

On Sunday, the Memorial City Reindeer and Santa make their appearance at Memorial City Mall, with live music, a magic show, and even falling snow to celebrate the holiday season starting at 6 PM. For classical music fans, CityCentre Plaza presents the Starfall Serenade—a string quartet transforming Coldplay and U2 hits at sunset.

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Houston listeners, if you’re searching for excitement, culture, or family fun, you’re in for a treat this week. Right now, the city is buzzing with events for every taste and age. First off, holiday spirit lands early with the 45th Annual Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market at NRG Center. Open from Friday through Sunday, this market features over 270 merchants, dazzling gifts, festive foods, and unique holiday decor. Shoppers not only find treasures but support the Houston Ballet, making those purchases matter even more, reports Click2Houston.

For art lovers, POST Houston is hosting the Markets for Makers Holiday Market Saturday and Sunday. Explore works from over 110 local makers, indulge in free DIY crafts, snap Instagram-worthy pics at themed photo walls, and treat yourself to delicious eats. According to Patch, it’s your chance to support Houston’s creative community while filling your holiday shopping list.

If live performances call your name, Alley Theatre debuts its annual run of “A Christmas Carol” from Sunday through December. Experience Ebenezer Scrooge’s journey with stellar local actors bringing Dickens’ beloved story to life. For something offbeat Saturday night, 1519 Fulton Street transforms into the Pancakes & Booze Art Show, where over 75 local artists showcase 500-plus pieces—and yes, there’s an actual free pancake bar. As highlighted by Community Impact, this event is tailored for those age 21 and over and promises a feast for the senses.

Families wanting hands-on fun can join the East River Houston’s open community celebration Saturday from 11 to 3. Enjoy food trucks, live entertainment, and interactive activities in a vibrant riverside setting. Central City Co-Op is putting on a farmers market Saturday morning featuring everything from fresh produce to morning yoga and artisan gifts for free, perfect for those who love wellness and supporting local growers.

For the musically inclined, the River Oaks Theatre hosts a special classic film and chamber music event Friday at 8pm. Expect film favorites like Charlie Chaplin’s “The Immigrant” with live musical interpretation for just $45, $15 for younger guests. And don’t forget about ARTECHOUSE’s “Fractal Worlds” digital exhibition running through November, immersing guests in hypnotic math-inspired art.

Sunday wraps things up with Memorial City Mall’s enchanting seasonal kickoff. Enjoy snowfalls, Santa sightings, and performances from The Royal Dukes Band, making for a picture-perfect, family-friendly affair. And if you’re looking to nourish your soul, Unity of Houston has services and activities all weekend, including meditation, sound healing, and a lively family day.

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If you are looking for a packed week of excitement, flavor, and holiday magic in Houston, this is the week to be out and about. Starting today, Sunday, November 9th, the city is buzzing with events for every interest and age group. Here’s what you need to know to make your plans and soak up the fun.

First up, sports fans can catch the Houston Texans facing off against the Jacksonville Jaguars at NRG Stadium, kickoff at noon. According to SeatGeek, this is one of the hottest tickets of the week and a great excuse to show some team spirit and join the tailgate energy. If you’re more into art and adventure, Let’s Roam is hosting the Houston Art Walk: Houston’s Surreal Art, a creative scavenger hunt starting at 730 Clay Street that promises a playful exploration of downtown’s most imaginative murals and installations.

Families can swing by the Houston Museum of Natural Science’s Farmers Market, open from 11 am to 5 pm, for locally grown treats and educational kid-friendly activities. Over at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the Fall Festival “Myths and Leyendas: Mujeres” celebrates powerful women in mythology from 1 pm to 5 pm, blending art, storytelling, and family crafts.

Tonight and for the rest of the season, millions of holiday LED lights sparkle at The Light Park at Sam Houston Race Park. This drive-through attraction comes alive with animated tunnels, dancing reindeer, and a pumped-up holiday playlist. It's the perfect transition into festive mode that will run through early January, as highlighted by Houston On the Cheap.

For a taste of something different, Discovery Green is debuting the Bites and Beyond Festival on Saturday, November 8th, showcasing Houston’s incredible culinary diversity with over 30 vendors, chef-driven tastings, and music from Demola The Violinist and Big Freedia. Meanwhile, the Texas Aroid Show at the Berry Center celebrates rare plants with workshops and VIP experiences running both Saturday and Sunday.

Want to keep the little ones entertained? Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion transforms into Little Woodfest all weekend, loaded with music, science, bubbles, and interactive family activities, as featured on Hello Woodlands.

And do not miss HIIT in Bagby Park—a free Saturday morning class with fitness innovator Roz Jones offering an energetic community workout.

On Sunday night, music lovers can experience a U2 tribute with Blood Red Sky at Warehouse Live at 2 pm, or catch more live jams at House of Blues and POST Houston, both hosting special events throughout the weekend.

There’s something for everyone—sports, lights, eats, and plenty to keep young explorers engaged.

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Calling all listeners and Houston enthusiasts, if you’re wondering what’s happening in the city this weekend, strap in because there’s no shortage of fun, flavor, and festivities on tap for you.

Saturday kicks off with a high-energy morning at Hermann Park, where the annual Run in the Park event welcomes runners, walkers, and families from 8 am. Choose from a 5K, 10K, or bring your little ones for the 1K kids run. Participants can celebrate with music, food, and a lively post-race party at Molly Ann Smith Plaza, supporting Hermann Park’s green spaces. For those who prefer a virtual run, organizers provide shirts and leaderboard access, so everyone can join the fun.

If you’re up early, why not start with HIIT in Bagby Park at 9:30 am? Led by fitness innovator Roz Jones, this outdoor bootcamp is totally free and perfect for stretching your limits before hitting the next event of the day.

Art lovers, family explorers, and curious learners should check out DACAMERA’s Stop, Look, and Listen program at the Menil Collection at 3 pm. This unique live music experience merges visual arts and melodies in a beautiful museum setting—perfect for a cultural afternoon.

For those craving quirky and quintessential Houston entertainment, the 7th Annual Bayou City Duck Race at Bayou Park between 10 am and noon is pure delight. Five thousand rubber ducks will race down Buffalo Bayou, and listeners can adopt their own for just five dollars, with a chance to win prizes and help support young Houston musicians.

Music lovers should head to House of Blues. On Saturday evening, local favorites Waterparks take the stage at 6 pm with their Prowler Tour, followed by Jonah Marais’s Hearts Back Home Tour at 7 pm. Sunday brings the Ten Man Jam 25th Anniversary and Molly Grace to the Bronze Peacock room, so don’t miss these high-energy performances.

As the sun goes down, Saturday night is just getting started with Houston’s Burlesque Show at Social Beer Garden. Or for those looking for laughs, Punch Line Houston welcomes the hilarious Tyler Fischer at 7 pm.

All weekend, the Texas Aroid Show at Berry Center offers rare plants, workshops, and VIP experiences for green-thumbed enthusiasts. Over at Sam Houston Race Park, The Light Park drive-through lights spectacle runs Sunday onward, dazzling visitors with millions of LED lights and holiday music.

Looking ahead, holiday spirit comes alive with fall festivals, Zoo Lights after dark at Houston Zoo, and classic theater like A Christmas Carol at Alley Theatre. Whether you’re looking for family adventures, art, music, or delicious discoveries, Houston is alive with possibility.

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Houston listeners, start your weekend strong with a vibrant mix of music, food, art, and fun happening right now and through Sunday across the city. Today, November 7th, the River Oaks Country Club transforms for Voices for Hope 2025—Rhythm and Roots Revue, a celebration of Houston’s rich music legacy. Tickets are in high demand, and this star-studded event promises soulful performances and a tribute to the city’s influential artists.

If you’re craving global flavors and dynamic energy, Asia Society Texas Center hosts Night Market 2025 tonight from 6 to 10 PM. Inspired by East and Southeast Asian night markets, this festive gathering fills the space with delicious bites, unique shopping, and culture packed into every corner. Admission to stroll the outdoor market is free, while tickets are needed for sumo wrestling demos and inside activities.

For those wanting to soak in the outdoors, the 31st Annual Clear Lake Greek Festival runs all weekend at Clear Lake Park’s Landolt Pavilion in Seabrook. Warm hospitality waits just a short drive away, where you’ll find Mediterranean cuisine, wine, pastries, live dance, crafts, games for kids, and free parking for visitors and first responders.

Saturday, November 8th kicks off early with Run in the Park at Hermann Park. Choose your pace with 5K, 10K, and 1K kid routes, then reward yourself at the post-race party with food, drinks, and tunes. If running’s not your thing, head to Bagby Park at 9:30 AM for a free HIIT workout led by energy powerhouse Roz Jones, perfect for all experience levels.

Don’t miss the quirky charm of the Bayou City Duck Race from 10 AM to noon on Saturday at Bayou Park. Watch thousands of rubber ducks race down Buffalo Bayou, all while helping local youth music programs. Adopting a duck suits all budgets and winners take home fun prizes.

Art lovers should make time Sunday for Myths and Leyendas: Mujeres at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Starting at 1 PM, this family festival celebrates women in legend and Latin American history, with live music, dance, games, short films, and new sculptures by Latinx artists.

Tech professionals, you’re invited to SQL Saturday Houston at Microsoft’s Town and Country campus on November 8th for a full day of free data training and discovery, including pre-cons today for advanced learning.

Families can round out the weekend at Little Woodfest Children’s Festival at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands, where hands-on arts, science fun, kid concerts, games, rides, and crafts promise two days of discoveries for young and old alike.

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Listeners, if you're in Houston and looking for excitement, culture, and family fun, get ready—this week and weekend is packed with events you will not want to miss. Whether you love food, festivals, music, or art, there is something for everyone happening all across town.

Today, head to Levy Park at 4:30 pm for Children's Bingo, a fun and friendly way to wind down your Thursday with kids and friends, as highlighted by JillBJarvis.com. Tonight, Mid Main Houston lights up with the First Thursday Block Party featuring live music, art installations, and gallery openings all starting at 6 pm. DJ Squincy Jones will be spinning, while local bands and artists fill the block with energy and creativity, as reported by CultureMap Houston. And at the Holocaust Museum Houston, check out the opening of “Anachronous,” a visually striking new exhibition by Argentinian photographer Cynthia Isakson, starting at 6 pm.

Friday night, Asia Society Texas’ much-anticipated annual Night Market returns at 6 pm. Inspired by vibrant Asian street markets, this festival will serve up delicious food, art, shopping, a beer garden, and special activities including sumo wrestling demos. Free entry lets you stroll the outdoor market and soak in the lively atmosphere, with small fees for bonus experiences, as covered by CultureMap Houston and HoustonOnTheCheap.

On Saturday morning, fitness lovers can find their stride with HIIT in Bagby Park at 9:30 am, guided by dynamic instructor Roz Jones. For families, the 7th Annual Bayou City Duck Race brings the fun to Bayou Park at East River starting at 10 am. Watch thousands of rubber ducks race down Buffalo Bayou while supporting the arts—it’s free to attend, and adopting a duck means you could win prizes, according to HoustonOnTheCheap.

Vinyl lovers won’t want to miss the Khruangbin Albums Listening Party at The Blessings Gallery in the Heights starting at 7:30 pm Saturday evening. Foodies and music fans should head to Discovery Green for the weekend-long Bites and Beyond Festival, where live performances and global flavors will keep the celebration going.

Sunday is all about community and culture. The Houston Museum of Natural Science hosts its bustling Farmers Market from 11 am to 5 pm. At noon, NRG Stadium is where the Houston Texans take on the Jacksonville Jaguars for a game-day thrill. Meanwhile, starting at 1 pm, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston will spotlight women in Latin American history at the Myths and Leyendas: Mujeres family festival. Expect live music, food, art, and family games, plus a showcase of new sculptures by local Latinx artists.

For kids and science lovers, the Texas Aroid Show at the Berry Center in Cypress continues through Sunday, and Little Woodfest at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is packed with hands-on learning, concerts, and creative fun.

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Listeners, November in Houston is a time for festive celebrations, family fun, and incredible experiences all throughout the city. Kicking off today, you’ve got a colorful closing to Día de los Muertos season. Head to Sam Houston Park where the community brunch runs from noon to 3 pm, serving up delicious tastes and vibrant pageantry to honor departed loved ones. The festival featured spectacular live music, crafts, a parade, and authentic ofrendas yesterday—and today the city’s traditions continue with unique brunch flair. According to the Heritage Society, you’ll spot beautiful costumes and enjoy special Latin cuisine while learning about one of the city’s most cherished holiday customs.

Sports fans, NRG Stadium is home to a high-energy matchup as the Houston Texans take on the Denver Broncos. Kickoff is at noon! Thousands will fill the stadium, echoing the city’s pride for its NFL heroes. With tailgating, merch booths, and plenty of food, this is a classic Houston Sunday for football lovers. According to SeatGeek, tickets are in high demand, so grab yours early if you want in on the action.

For families seeking kid-friendly fun, Stomping Grounds hosts a Día de los Muertos musical celebration today from 10 am to 2 pm, perfect for younger listeners who want to explore culture and rhythm. And if you’re into movies, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston features a sold-out sing-along version of K-Pop Demon Hunters at 2 pm, part of their ongoing Korean Film Nights series.

If you’re feeling creative, the art scene is buzzing this week. Stop by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston for exhibits and playdates. And this Friday night, the Asia Society of Texas throws their Night Market from 6 to 10 pm—a festival brimming with Asian eats, vibrant crafts, and musical performances, capturing Houston’s rich multicultural vibe.

Fans of live music will be spoiled for choice this week. House of Blues is hosting The Gabzy Experience After Summer Tour tonight, plus shows from JMSN and Matt Maltese. Throughout the week, global music icons take the stage—including OK Go, Lil Darkie, and Waterparks, with events running nightly starting at 6 or 7 pm depending on your pick. According to House of Blues, it’s the spot to be for music lovers.

Nature enthusiasts, the Houston Arboretum offers Tyke Hikes for the little ones tomorrow and next Monday. On Wednesday, catch Nature Story Time at the Nature Discovery Center at 4 pm.

Looking ahead to next weekend, Zoo Lights at the Houston Zoo opens nightly starting Friday, dazzling visitors with wild light displays and holiday cheer. And Discovery Green’s Flea by Night returns Saturday for those who love browsing unique crafts under the downtown stars.

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Listeners, Houston is firing on all cylinders this weekend, overflowing with vibrant festivals, creative performances, and seasonal celebrations all over town.

First up, the city goes all in for Dia de los Muertos on Saturday. Sawyer Yards hosts Till Death Do Us Art, a lively, free celebration from 6 to 10 PM with enchanting altars, Matachines dancers, and workshops like flower crown making alongside tarot readings and great local eats. Over at Kemah Boardwalk, the party runs from 2 to 9:15 PM, featuring Folklorico dance, mariachi bands, kids’ crafts, and a Selena tribute concert, plus fire spinner shows to cap off the night.

The heart of Houston beats at Sam Houston Park with the 5th Annual Día de Muertos Parade and Festival from 4 to 11 PM. Expect colorful processions, live music, food vendors, fun crafts, and enough vibrance to truly honor loved ones in Houston style. If you’re in Spring, CityPlace hosts its own Dia de los Muertos festival between 4 and 8 PM, where Azteca dancers, pop-up crafts, and a bustling mercado deliver creative family fun.

For fans of art and comics, Comic Indie Con launches Saturday and Sunday at 2025 W 11th St. Indie artists, board game creators, and novelists will showcase their imaginations, and tickets are just ten dollars with registration required. Venture east to Bastrop for hands-on experiences at Bastrop Art Fest, with glassblowing and bronze pours on display from 10 AM to 4 PM at Lost Pines Art Center—keep an eye out for a photo contest with a 100-dollar prize.

If you’re seeking a fall vibe, the Depot Day Fall Fest in Tomball offers model trains, scenic rides, and local vendors from 11 AM. Dewberry Farm holds its annual Fall Festival in Brookshire, perfect for pumpkin patches and barnyard fun. Meanwhile, Zoo Boo at the Houston Zoo continues Saturday and Sunday, inviting families into a world of glowing lanterns, playful pumpkins, and a spectacular projection show.

The nightlife scene roars with the Trick or Drink Houston Halloween Bar Crawl finale on Saturday, giving adults a chance to roam top bars in costume with music, games, and exclusive specials. Prefer more scares? The Houston Terror Dome stays open through Sunday, where you can test your bravery in haunted houses, axe-throwing, escape rooms, and carnival games for twenty dollars and up.

Music lovers, catch JMSN performing at House of Blues on Saturday at 7 PM or Matt Maltese with his Tour For You My Whole Life right next door the same evening. Post Houston downtown offers a rooftop concert series, art shows, and live DJs all weekend, so expect a mix of fresh beats and city views.

Business-minded folks should stop by Houston Public Library for a free entrepreneurship workshop at noon Saturday. For culinary adventurers, Indigenous American cuisine is featured at the Bracewell Neighborhood Library on Tuesday evening, November 5, when Chef David Skinner reveals some historic flavors.

Family-friendly options abound with outdoor movie nights, like a Coco screening under the stars Friday at 1515 Fannin, plus meet-and-greets, popcorn, and face painting at no cost. At the Children’s Museum Houston Friday afternoon, K-pop Demon Hunters bring the party with singing and cosplayer fun.

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Halloween is in full swing across Houston today with a packed lineup of fun, festive, and cultural events. Trebly Park downtown is hosting a free, family-friendly outdoor movie night from 6 to 9 pm, featuring character meet-and-greets, face painting, popcorn, and a screening of Disney Pixar’s Coco. Head over to the Children’s Museum Houston earlier in the day for K-Pop Demon Hunters – Bare Your Seoul, where costumed performers, cosplay, and photo ops are sure to bring the excitement for families.

If you’re feeling musical, Evelyn’s Park in Bellaire features a free performance by the Texas Legacy Band from 6 to 9 pm. Dance lovers and costume enthusiasts can hit The Moran Hotel for Spirits & Salsa: Halloween Night, kicking off at 8 pm with live music from Mango Punch, a costume contest, and the chance to win a complimentary weekend stay.

For brave souls, Houston Terror Dome delivers haunting attractions all weekend with zombies, clowns, escape rooms, axe-throwing, and a live DJ in Channelview. Over at POST Houston downtown, the POST Apocalypse Party turns late-night Halloween into a wild dystopian dance experience, complete with DJ Icon, cinematic visuals, aerialists, and $2,000 in costume contest prizes for the most creative looks.

The weekend shifts to vibrant cultural celebrations with Saturday’s lineup. Dia de los Muertos festivities take over Sam Houston Park on November 1, as highlighted by Houston On The Cheap, with the city’s 5th annual Dia de Muertos Parade and Festival from 4 to 11 pm. Expect colorful processions, live music, food, and immersive arts and crafts. Sawyer Yards honors the Day of the Dead with the Till Death Do Us Art gathering, featuring altar displays, traditional Matachines dancers, flower crown workshops, tarot readings, and refreshments Saturday evening.

Kemah Boardwalk joins the party on Saturday from 2 to 9:15 pm with a Dia de los Muertos celebration including Folklorico performances, Mariachi bands, costume contests, stilt walkers, and family activities. Those looking for something a bit different can check out the POST Apocalypse Party’s night two or visit Comic Indie Con on West 11th Street all weekend, dedicated to indie comics, board games, and local creators. Don’t forget the Katy Sip N Stroll, glowing Saturday night with wine, spirits, bites, and live entertainment to benefit Christ Clinic.

Finally, make a stop at the Houston Zoo for the Dia de los Muertos celebration on both Saturday and Sunday, and enjoy the last days of Zoo Boo, running through today with animal encounters, trick-or-treating, and games.

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Listeners, if you are in Houston Texas this week, you have an incredibly compelling lineup of events to enjoy from today through the weekend. Thursday, October 30, is the final opportunity to catch Annette Palmer’s “Where Distance Meets Connection” at The Woodlands Arts Council, a local pop-up art exhibition exploring the emotional interplay between Scotland and Texas through semi-abstract landscape paintings. For anyone looking for inspiring community events, the Code the Culture initiative is offering a free evening at 1204 Victor Street focused on empowering Black technologists and preserving heritage, running from 6 to 9 pm.

Thursday night also features energetic live music at House of Blues Houston. The 502s are bringing their Easy Street Tour to the Music Hall, while Midnight Generation headlines at The Bronze Peacock, both shows starting at 7 pm.

The Halloween festivities kick off in full force Friday. The city is bursting with trick-or-treat parades, costumed dance parties, and fall festivals. Lyric Market hosts the Monster Mash, serving up inventive cocktails and a costume contest from 6 to 9 pm, right in downtown Houston. Families can head to Camden Park’s free Fall Festival or the famous Texas Renaissance Festival out in Todd Mission, which runs all weekend and is a must for fans of medieval pageantry, costumed performers, and market vendors.

Friday evening offers a magical, macabre treat with Candlelight’s Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics at the Lone Star Flight Museum—a live concert performed among glowing candles and vintage WWII jets, located at Aerospace Avenue.

Pumpkins After Dark takes over Big Rivers Waterpark with over 10,000 hand-carved pumpkins, spooky installations, and roaming performers, open nightly for all ages through Sunday. Discovery Green becomes the focal point for Día de los Muertos celebrations Sunday with music from Nick Gaitan and his band, live art, the community ofrenda, Latin market, and a Sacred Procession led by Danza Azteca.

For lovers of Broadway and film, Jones Hall presents "From Stage to Screen: Broadway Meets Hollywood" throughout the weekend, where Hugh Panaro and Elizabeth Stanley perform the showstoppers from musicals and cinema.

Foodies and local history buffs should not miss the New York Deli and Coffee Shop’s 50th Anniversary party on Sunday with pizza, music, family-friendly activities, merch giveaways, and a special proclamation by Houston officials.

Make sure to check local listings for new-wave bands coming to town, including Tate McRae on her “Miss Possessive” tour and Quevedo’s “Buenas Noches USA Tour” at House of Blues. There are also themed parties at CITYCENTRE, including Spirits & Salsa’s poolside Latin dance night and plenty of kid-friendly trunk-or-treat events citywide.

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Hey listeners If you're in Houston today, you're in for a treat. First off, the Howl-O-Ween Market at Karbach Brewing Co. is happening this afternoon. It's a family-friendly event featuring a pumpkin carving contest, dog costume contest, and face painting. You can groove to Halloween tunes by DJ Mohawk Steve while enjoying local vendors and food. It's free admission, so it's perfect for a fun day out with the family.

Later in the evening, head over to Privilege Houston for the Sunday Homecoming Finale for PVAMU hosted by Ken The Man. This hip-hop event starts at 5 PM and goes all the way until 2 AM the next day. You can enjoy free entry with RSVP, so don't miss out on this exciting night of music and celebration.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, the House of Blues has a fantastic lineup. On October 26th, Boney James is performing his Slow Burn Tour. If you're a fan of jazz, this is a must-see event. The following Monday, Rico Nasty brings her Lethal North America tour to the stage.

For those interested in something a bit different, the Montopolis: Ghost Almanac is happening at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, on October 26th. It's a unique musical experience that combines beautiful music with spooky themes.

If you're up for some outdoor activities, the Houston Pumpkin Festival at Discovery Green continues until November 2nd. You can bounce on the world's largest bouncy pumpkin, explore a giant corn pit, and even paddle through illuminated LED kayaks. It's a great spot to take some fun family photos.

Rounding out this week, don't miss the spectacular show by Alice Cooper and Judas Priest at The Pavilion on October 26th. It's going to be a rock-filled evening you won't want to miss.

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Houston kicks off the final October weekend with a burst of festivals, spooky spectacles, and unforgettable experiences for listeners of all ages. If you are looking for Halloween thrills, the Houston Horror Film Festival’s Haunted Halloween Horror Market and Party takes center stage today at the Hilton Garden Inn Houston Medical Center. Doors open from noon to 7 pm for the vendor and celebrity floor, where listeners can meet icons like Eileen Dietz from The Exorcist and Lochlyn Munro from Scary Movie, shop horror-themed treasures, and enjoy live music and trick-or-treating for the kids. The party transitions after 8 pm to an 18-and-up bash running until 1 am, all for just $10 at the door, with free entry for kids under 12 until 6 pm according to Houston Horror Film Festival.

Prefer your fun outdoors? The 6th Annual Hike, Bike & Fright Fest happens today from noon to 6 pm at M-K-T along North Shepherd Drive. There is a trick-or-treat trail with over 30 stops, lively DJs, costumed meet-ups featuring Jack Skellington, and a bustling plant market for those who want a touch of the green even during spooky season, as highlighted by Houston on the Cheap.

For the little goblins and their parents, Traders Village is hosting a Trick or Treat Trail today and tomorrow on North Eldridge Parkway with two decorated haunted paths, costumed characters, and candy galore, all with free entry and parking. The Lone Star Flight Museum is launching Halloween in the Hangar this morning with trick-or-treating, pumpkin picks, and aircraft galore, especially perfect for costume-wearing kids under 10 who receive free admission.

As night falls, Majic Under the Stars is lighting up The Woodlands Pavilion featuring Keith Sweat, XSCAPE, October London, and Cupid. Gates open at 5 pm, so get ready for classic R and B under the stars according to The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.

Art lovers and families should swing by Sawyer Yards for Cirque de Art, where from 2 to 5 pm you can join a scavenger hunt, screen print bandanas, and enjoy trick-or-treating in studios turned magical galleries. Discovery Green transforms into the Houston Pumpkin Festival this weekend with over 50 varieties of pumpkins, a colossal bouncy pumpkin, corn pits, and LED kayak rides.

The fun continues Sunday with the Howl-O-Ween Market at Karbach Brewing Co, a pet-friendly event with a dog costume contest and pumpkin carving, and Boo on the Bayou Family Day at the Houston Maritime Museum, featuring costume contests and bouncy ships. Or, get a taste of India’s Diwali Lights at the Asia Society Texas Center for vibrant performances and hands-on activities.

For after-dark adventure, Pumpkins After Dark at Big Rivers Waterpark features more than 10,000 hand-carved pumpkins along dazzling trails, running nightly through November 2.

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Listeners, it’s Friday, October 24th in Houston, and the city is buzzing with fall energy! If you’re wondering what to do today and into the weekend, let’s dive right in.

Tonight, families and music lovers can head north to the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion for the free Houston Symphony Hocus Pocus Pops concert. Gates open at 6 PM, with plenty of pre-show fun, plaza trick-or-treating, ghoulish games, and a costume parade for the kids. The concert starts at 7:30 PM, and no tickets are required, so just arrive early and enjoy the spooky symphonic vibes. Remember, everyone’s encouraged to dress up, but leave costume weapons at home. According to The Woodlands Center, it’s a perfect way to kick off Halloween weekend.

Back in Houston, art fans will want to catch the opening day of Big Walls Big Dreams, a citywide mural festival running through November 2nd. Ten artists create ten fresh murals across the city over ten days, turning neighborhoods into open-air galleries and bringing vibrant, creative energy to the entire community, as reported by Houcalendar.

For a Friday night out, Performing Arts Houston hosts TwoSet Violin at the Hobby Center at 7:30 PM. Classical music gets a humorous, viral twist with these YouTube sensations, sure to entertain all ages. If you’re in the mood for live music in a more intimate setting, White Oak Music Hall brings Dead on a Sunday with NITE to the upstairs stage at 8 PM, perfect for fans of alternative sounds.

Over the weekend, Saturday features the 6th Annual Hike, Bike & Fright Fest at M-K-T, a free event with trick-or-treat trails for both kids and pets, a massive plant market, and live entertainment from noon to 6 PM. Discovery Green hosts the Houston Pumpkin Festival, transforming the park into a fall fairground with the world’s largest bouncy pumpkin, water activities, illuminated kayaks, and tons of family fun through November 2nd. Admission is 26 dollars on weekends, with kids three and under getting in free.

Halloween festivities ramp up with Zoo Boo at the Houston Zoo, happening all weekend. Explore pumpkin tunnels, trick-or-treat stations, and themed exhibits in a safe, festive atmosphere. The Houston Farmers Market, meanwhile, welcomes families to its free Pumpkin Patch Saturday and Sunday starting at 10 AM.

On Sunday, dog lovers won’t want to miss the Howl-O-Ween Market at Karbach Brewing Co., featuring a pumpkin carving contest, pet portraits, and local vendors midday. For culture-seekers, Asia Society Texas and its Diwali Lights Festival offer vibrant fashion, food, and performances from 3 to 7 PM.

Throughout the weekend, Galveston’s Oktoberfest and Mystical Parade of Boo provide more reasons for a short road trip, with live music, costumes, German food, and glowing floats fueling the festive atmosphere.

That’s your lineup for Houston this weekend! From music, art, food, and culture, the city truly has something for everyone. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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No matter your vibe, Houston is buzzing with energy this week, and the city’s events calendar is absolutely stacked. For gemstone lovers, make your way to NRG Center today, where the International Gem and Jewelry Show wraps up with a dazzling array of diamonds, pearls, vintage treasures, designer accessories, and all things sparkly. The show is open until 5 pm and is a rare chance to shop directly from leading wholesalers and designers, ensuring you find everything from engagement rings to made-for-you custom jewelry. Children under 9 are not permitted, and parking is in the Red Lot at Gate 10.

If monster trucks get your motor running, Monster Jam is also roaring into NRG Park tonight, bringing the wild stunts and high-flying action fans crave. Expect the world’s top trucks and drivers at 7 pm, with tickets starting around 30 dollars. Houston on the Cheap highlights this as one of the week’s can't-miss spectacles.

For anyone seeking free Halloween fun, don costumes and visit the Traders Village Trick or Treat Trail. Both Saturday and Sunday, you can wander creatively decorated paths, meet roaming characters, and load up on candy with no entry or parking fees. Just southwest of downtown, Discovery Green hosts Igbofest Houston from 3 pm to 10 pm on Saturday—a lively celebration featuring authentic Nigerian cultural performances, folklore, and dance. Admission kicks off at 19 dollars, but the memories are priceless. Also at Discovery Green today, families can dive into the Houston Pumpkin Festival, offering farm-style games and plenty of photo ops in the heart of downtown.

Sunday evening, fans of live music will want to head to the Toyota Center for the Jonas Brothers’ “JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown” concert, kicking off at 7:30 pm and promising all the hits and nostalgia, according to Live Nation. If Halloween tunes are more your style, Katy Vibes welcomes the Katy All-Star Singers for a Sunday 6:30 pm Halloween Rock Concert in the west Houston suburb, where you can grab dinner, drinks, and a rocking good time.

For foodies, it’s still Houston Restaurant Weeks, with nearly 400 restaurants citywide offering special menus and raising funds for the Houston Food Bank. It’s the perfect excuse to discover new flavors and support a good cause.

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Are you ready to make the most out of this week in Houston Texas? Whether you are a thrill seeker, food and wine fan, or looking for family fun, Houston is packed with events you simply cannot miss.

Tonight, Houston Screamfest is taking over the city with the promise of frights and delights at 8:30 pm. Located right in Houston, this annual event is known for combining haunted houses with live music and is capped off by a School of Rock Champion Forest show. According to School of Rock Champion Forest, tickets are forty dollars and the event runs until eleven pm, making it perfect for thrill lovers looking to kick off the weekend with a scare and some rock and roll.

If you appreciate fine wine and good company, Stella’s Wine Bar at The Post Oak Hotel is hosting its Symposium Saturdays at 4 pm today. The special theme is Revealing the Rhône, which means you can sip your way through the sun-kissed wines of France’s Rhône Valley. For a little under eighty-five dollars per person, you will enjoy expert-led tasting sessions that promise to broaden your palate and knowledge of French wines, as shared by the Post Oak Hotel’s event details.

For those seeking a magical escape, the Texas Renaissance Festival continues this weekend just north of Houston in The Woodlands. Themed 1001 Dreams, the festival brings faeries, elves, fantasy themed costumes, and lively contests, all running today and tomorrow from nine in the morning to seven at night. The Woodlands Online highlights that this event at 21778 FM 1774 lets listeners step into an enchanting world perfect for all ages.

Halloween fans can enjoy Galaxy Frights at Space Center Houston, which offers costume contests, interactive experiences, and science-themed spooky fun. According to HollyinHouston dot com, Galaxy Frights runs both this weekend and next, promising family friendly festivities and plenty of opportunities to show off your cosmic costumes.

Finally, if you find yourself in The Woodlands and longing for the outdoors, the 37th Annual Wildflower Festival is also happening today. Hello Woodlands reports this festival is celebrated for its vibrant wildflowers and emphasis on outdoor family activities, making it a tradition worth experiencing.

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Houston is bursting with energy this weekend, so if you’re looking for what’s happening around town, get ready for an unforgettable lineup of events, festivals, and one-of-a-kind experiences just waiting to be explored.

Let’s kick off today with a perennial favorite. The Wings Over Houston Airshow launches at Ellington Airport and continues through Sunday. This year features the sensational U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds alongside an exciting roster of civilian pilots and vintage warbirds—perfect for listeners who appreciate jaw-dropping aerobatics or simply want a front-row seat to one of Houston’s signature events.

Fashionistas can head to Hotel Granduca Uptown Park for The Decade Tour’s Draper James PJ Party and pop-up through Sunday. Shop exclusive items, enjoy complimentary cocktails, and you can even get your pajamas monogrammed onsite for a signature Houston experience.

Friday night, all you Rocky Horror fans can do the Time Warp again at Art Factory. Their rowdy live production of Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show continues through Halloween and the house always encourages costumes and callouts for the full immersive experience.

Saturday is absolutely jam-packed. Discovery Green hosts the Houston Pumpkin Festival with the world’s largest bouncy pumpkin, paddling in LED-lit crystal kayaks, and bumper boats for the kids. Headed to Houston Arboretum, you’ll find the annual ArBOOretum, featuring a Trick-or-Treat Nature Trail, pumpkin decorating, carnival swings, and fascinating animal encounters—attending helps support conservation and education work right here in Houston.

For STEM lovers, Sam Houston Park brings the Energy Day Festival with more than 50 hands-on science activities, coding, robotics, and opportunity for prizes that highlight academic excellence. Over at East River, the BLCK Market fills the morning with energy, live music, delicious food trucks, and hundreds of Black-owned businesses and artists displaying clothes, crafts, and art.

Saturday also features the Buffalo Bayou Mural Festival in Segundo Barrio. More than 50 muralists paint live, DJs spin all weekend, and you can cruise through the vendor market, lowrider car show, and lucha libre wrestling making the neighborhood a living gallery.

Prefer something off the beaten path? Saturday evening, celebrate Korean heritage at Asia Society Texas Center with Han Narea and Salmunori Newdot performing dazzling traditional dance and music. Or take a swing at solving a hilarious mystery over dinner at Houston’s Dinner Detective at the Hilton Plaza.

Don’t forget, Sunday night wraps with a bang as the Jonas Brothers return to Toyota Center for their JONAS20 Greetings From Your Hometown tour—expect two decades’ worth of hits, nostalgia, and a powerhouse headline performance.

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Houston is absolutely buzzing with excitement this week, and listeners, you are in for a treat. Let me tell you what's happening right now and throughout the weekend in our amazing city.

Today kicks off with something special for all you Reese Witherspoon fans out there. Draper James, her lifestyle brand, is taking over Hotel Granduca for The Decade Tour celebration. Tonight there's a PJ party with cocktails and complimentary monogramming starting at 4 PM. The pop-up continues through the weekend with exclusive shopping experiences straight from Nashville.

If you're into theater, The Da Vinci Code just opened at the Alley Theatre, featuring that thrilling race against time with symbologist Robert Langdon. Shows run through the weekend with performances tonight at 7:30 PM.

Music lovers, tonight you can catch Ella Langley's Still Hungover Tour at 713 Music Hall at 7 PM. She's the 2025 ACM Awards most-nominated artist, so this is definitely one to catch.

Tomorrow night brings some serious star power with Ice Cube performing at 8 PM as part of his Truth to Power tour, celebrating four decades of hip-hop excellence. Houston's own jazz legend Walter Smith III returns home with his quartet for the DACAMERA jazz series, playing homage songs like 610 Loop and Montrose Nocturne.

Saturday is packed with family fun. ArBOOretum transforms the Houston Arboretum into a Halloween wonderland from 10 AM to 4 PM with a trick-or-treat nature trail, carnival swings, and pumpkin decorating. Architecture enthusiasts can explore eight stunning homes on the AIA Houston Home Tour starting at noon, or check out the 27th Annual Eastwood Home Tour celebrating The Power of the Porch.

The Buffalo Bayou Mural Festival brings 50 local and international artists to the 2nd Ward from 11 AM to 3 PM, featuring live DJs and a lowrider car show.

Sunday wraps up the weekend with the Wings Over Houston Airshow at 10 AM, headlined by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and featuring those incredible B-29 Super Fortress bombers.

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Today in Houston, Texas, there are a few exciting events happening. If you're looking for some comedy, The Secret Group is hosting an Anniversary Comedy Show at 9 PM. This event promises a night of laughter and entertainment, so be sure to check it out if you're in the area.

For those who enjoy classical music, Ludovico Einaudi is performing at the Smart Financial Center. Einaudi is known for his beautiful and evocative compositions, which have been featured in many movie soundtracks. His concert is a must-see for fans of classical and contemporary music.

Yesterday, the Houston International Festival kicked off, offering a vibrant celebration of global food, music, and culture. Although the main event was on October 11, there might be some residual activities or smaller events around the city. The festival highlighted international cuisine, live performances, and cultural exhibits, making it a great experience for all ages.

If you missed the festival, there's still time to catch the Korean Festival Houston 2025, which concludes today at Discovery Green. This event features Korean food, culture, and activities, providing a unique cultural experience in the heart of Houston.

Looking ahead to the next weekend, the Houston Super Show does not have specific details for this week, but keep an eye out for upcoming events at the NRG Center. Also, mark your calendars for November 15, when The Houston Pancakes & Booze Art Show will take place at Bad Astronaut Brewing Co., offering a fun blend of art and entertainment.

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