Houston Nightlife This Week: June 24 to 30, 2024

Last Updated Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at 5pm.

Find the can’t-miss events in Houston with our Day + Nightlife Guide from Monday, June 24 to Sunday, June 30, 2024.

We’ve got you covered all week long with our in-the-know list of social nightlife events—including comedy, music, and art—happening around Houston.

Day + Nightlife Guide in Houston This Week: June 24 to 30, 2024

Ongoing

• Ice House Radio at Brasil | Wednesday to Friday | FREE – The roving DJ broadcast continues with a new weekly residency this summer on the prime patio at Brasil Cafe in Montrose. This week’s schedule includes a Wednesday show with Santos Sounds, Huey Bosco, Squincy Jones and IDKRYAN; Thursday night with Brother Jackson, Juan Torres, J.O.O.T.H. and Beau Yé Roc; and a Friday night set with FEELINGS, Kyle Lafkoff, Xonda and Jordy. 7pm to 11pm.
• Comedian Chris Porter at Houston Improv | Thursday to Saturday – The Kansas City comedian brings his chops to the Bayou City for three nights of laughs. Best known for his Top 3 appearance on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, his one-hour special Ugly & Angry was one of Netflix’s top rated specials. $40 and up. Times vary.
• DNVRMX presents Everything’s Bigger Pride at Multiple Venues | Thursday to Sunday – Get Pride Weekend rolling with a four-night slate of events taking place at venues around Houston, delivering DJ jams from the decks, themed attire nights, drinks and more. $25 and up. Times vary.

Monday, June 24, 2024

• Dexter’s Laughatory: Stand Up Comedy Showcase at The Secret Group – Dexter Gutierrez hosts another edition of this weekly comedy show in EaDo, which features performances from local comics and fun experiments. $5. 8pm.
• Pride Trivia Night at The Davenport | No Cover – The Upper Kirby bar near Cactus Music hosts a night of June trivia that celebrates love, equality, culture and history of Pride month. Expect prizes and fabulous drag performances. 8pm to 10pm.

Tuesday, June 25, 2024

• Trivia Tuesday: Friends at Post Houston | FREE – Pull up to the vast food court of Post Houston for a night of casual trivia covering the iconic 2000s sitcom, Friends. 6pm.
• Caymus Vineyards Wine Dinner at J. Alexander’s Uptown – Sip through an evening of fine wines paired across five courses, drawing from the Caymus Vineyards portfolio. 6:30pm.
• New Girl Trivia at Little Woodrow’s Shepherd | No Cover – Test your knowledge on Jess and the gang as the Washington Avenue location of Little Woodrow’s hosts a night of trivia. 7pm.

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

• Free RNDC Wine Tasting at Montrose Cheese & Wine | FREE – The Westheimer wine and cheese shop hosts RNDC to share their portfolio of imported wines in a free tasting. 5pm.
• Houston Rockets 2024 NBA Draft Experience at George R. Brown Convention Center – Join the Rockets for their in-person party on NBA Draft night as they look to make decisions around the Number 3 pick. Broadcasters from Space City Home Network will be in attendance, along with Clutch the Bear, dancers, and more. Take to full-sized basketball courts, and enjoy family-friendly fun like balloon artists, face painters, inflatables and more. Free, but tickets must be reserved in advance; $3 processing fee applies. 5pm to 9pm.
• An Evening with James Van Der Beek & Screening of Varsity Blues at House of Blues – The Dawson’s Creek heartthrob comes to Houston for a night of conversation and a screening of the coming-of-age sports film, Varsity Blues. $45 and up. 6pm.
• Brewery Bingo with Eureka Heights at Memorial Park – Play casual rounds of bingo with tasty brews from Eureka Heights at the Rally Pavilion in Memorial Park. You’ll play through six rounds and enjoy complimentary beers while trying your hand at special prizes. $15. 6pm to 8pm.
• Rock the Runway Fashion Show at Warehouse Live Midtown – Pride Houston 365 returns to the runway with a celebration of haute styles, the latest fashions in ladies evening wear, and plenty of avant-garde statements from LGBTQIA+ designers. $10 in advance; VIP options available. 7pm.
• R&Beach Concert: Doug E. Fresh, Donell Jones & Case at Lagoonfest Texas – The aquamarine waters of the Texas City lagoon host a beachside concert with R&B greats like Doug E. Fresh, with Donell Jones and Case. $45 and up. 7pm to 10pm.

Thursday, June 27, 2024

• Drag Bingo at Eureka Heights Brewing | No Cover – Miss Gay Southwest America, Dessie Love-Blake hosts this evening of Pride month fun and prizes at the Heights brewery. It’s free to play, so come out and enjoy a night with friends. 7pm.
• Neon Foam Party at Post Houston – The downtown venue’s Skylawn is the setting for this epic summer jam, with family-friendly music, neon lights and foam machines. Grab a bite and drink from one of Post’s vendors, then head upstairs to dance the night away under the Houston skyline. $5. 7pm to 10pm.
• Concert Under the Stars: Selena Tribute at Marriott Marquis Houston – The hotel’s rooftop pool deck is the place for this evening of music from Cristina Amaro & the CTS Band. They’ll play the late Tejano legend’s hits while you groove all night and enjoy bites and beverages. $35 and up. 8pm to 9:30pm.
• Comedian Corrine Fisher at the Secret Group – The stand-up comedian, writer, director and actor made a splash in the comedy scene with her debut one-woman show Corinne Fisher: I Stalk You in 2010, and has been a force ever since. She’s been seen and heard on The Joe Rogan Experience, Where My Moms At?, Brilliant Idiots and more. $25 and up. 8pm.
• The Beyhive at Noto Houston – The East End nightclub spins an evening of hits by H-Town’s own, Beyoncé. You’ll enjoy her legendary tunes in an elegant, upscale setting, complete with superior service and a 21-and-up vibe. $60 and up. 10pm.

Friday, June 28, 2024

• Cocktail Class at Galveston Distilling Co. – Mix, shake and stir delicious craft cocktails in this hands-on class on the Island. All levels of mixologists are welcome, from beginners to bad ass. It’s a chance to make new friends and learn more about the artistry behind cocktail making. $40. 6pm.
• Rainbow on the Green at Discovery Green | FREE – Show your pride and that love is love at this annual family-friendly celebration. The downtown park hosts an evening of performances by Z’maji Glamouratti & the Lone Star Discoteq, DJ Hiram, drag queens and more. 7pm to 10pm.
• Music on the Square: Prince at Sugar Land Town Square | FREE – Grab your raspberry beret and come out and jam to all your favorite Prince hits in this electrifying concert that’ll have you partying like it’s 1999. Food and drink will be available for purchase. 7:30pm to 9:30pm.
• Comedian Roxxy Haze at the Secret Group – The comedian navigates life’s highs and lows with personal anecdotes about family, relationships, and the absurdities of existence. Come out and laugh with her as she returns to her hometown. $15 and up. 8pm.
• Eden Girl+ Party at Warehouse Live – Pride Houston 365 brings its popular girl+ party back, dedicated to the strong womxn of the city’s LGBT+ community. Male presenting and non-binary friends are also welcome. $10 and up. 9pm.
• Million Dollar Red in Concert at Continental Club – Head to Midtown to catch this band that brings modern grit to Texas blues, rock and psychedelic music. The Beaumont Enterprise called their shows “heavy, soulful and exciting.” $10 and up. 9pm.
• Lady Faith DJ Set at Stereo Live – A top hardstyle DJ and producer comes to Houston for a live set. Las Vegas Weekly hailed her for “[crushing] expectations and sound barriers with her enormous sound.” $19.99. 10pm.

Saturday, June 29, 2024

• 46th Houston Pride Celebration Festival & Parade at Houston City Hall – This all-day festival features live performances by K. Michelle, David Archuleta, Kayla G and Brooke Eden. The evening parade runs through the streets of downtown and is free to view. Festival passes are $5. 11am to 10pm.
• Craft & Connect Workshop: Cocktail Masterclass at TX/RX Labs – Get some insider tips, tools, and basic techniques on how to craft cocktails at home. After you’ve enjoyed some boozy fun, TX/RX Labs will guide you through making your own coaster using a laser cutter. $25. 1pm.
• Sunset & Sounds: Summer Concert Series with Robert Kuhn at Hotel Lucine | No Cover – The Galveston singer-songwriter headlines a night at the Island’s new boutique hotel, performing on the rooftop bar overlooking the beach. 6pm to 9pm.
• Southern Smoke Foundation presents Respect the Rosé: Run for the Rosés at Brennan’s of Houston – Chefs will collaborate on a multi-course extravaganza made even better by a selection of first-class rosés and other wines at Brennan’s of Houston. The event raises funds for the organization, which helps hospitality workers in crisis. $500 per person. 6:30pm.
• Comedian Liz Miele at the Secret Group – With appearances on Comedy Central, Hulu, and NPR’s Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me, Liz Miele grabs the mic for a one-night headlining set of new material in EaDo. $25 and up. 7pm.
• Mala Disco Pride at Bar Boheme | No Cover – Celebrate Pride Month’s closing weekend with disco tunes from live DJs at this Montrose bar. Dance all night long and enjoy drinks on your own dime. 8pm.
• Hollywood Rhapsody at Miller Outdoor Theatre | FREE – The Texas Medical Center Orchestra kicks off its 25th season with this performance, featuring classical movie tunes, including Gershwin’s Overture to Girl Crazy, An American in Paris, and Rhapsody in Blue. The evening also features Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 (New World Symphony), and more. 8:30pm.
• Glitterball: Official Houston Pride Afterparty at Warehouse Live Midtown – The official afterparty to the Houston Pride Parade brings revelers to Midtown for a rooftop bash with DJs Kitty Glitter and Drew G. $20 and up. 9pm to 11pm.
• Electric Foam: Hawaiian Nights at Stereo Live – Break out your Hawaiian shirts and leis for this aloha-themed party at the Galleria-area club. You’ll dance the night away, and the first 300 people through the doors get light-up LED leis. $10. 10pm.

Sunday, June 30, 2024

• Soberfest at White Oak Music Hall – This music festival celebrates those who have taken the steps to embrace a healthier lifestyle free of alcohol or drugs. Spend the day with like-minded Houstonians who wish to socialize in a healthy, fun, and creative environment. $25. 10am.
• Sad Girl Sunday Concert at Dan Electro’s – Look for performances from Kay Weathers, Sorry Sarah, and Hate Mail in this afternoon of female power. Expect a variety of genres, including elecro pop, indie rock, screamo and post-hardcore. $10. 2pm to 6pm.
• The Doobie Brothers in Concert at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion – The 1970s rock band, known for hits like “Listen to the Music,” “What a Fool Believes” and “Takin’ It to the Streets” make a stop in The Woodlands, with the Robert Cray Band as an opening act. $35 and up. 7pm.
• José Madero in Concert at House of Blues – The Mexican rock singer-songwriter, known for songs like “Día de Mayo,” “Lamentable” and “De mí, de mí, de mí” comes to Houston as part of his En Directo tour. His sound blends rock, pop, and folk influences. $55 and up. 7pm.

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