Updated Thursday, April 10, 2025 at 7:05am

Find the perfect things to do in Houston this weekend with events and more to do in our 365 Houston Weekend Guide for Thursday, April 10, to Sunday, April 13, 2025.

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Plan Your Weekend: April 10 to 13, 2025

Events are not ranked but are listed in chronological order, by start date and time and then by end date and time. Festivals, shows and events that span multiple days are listed first in our All Weekend Long section.

All Weekend Long

Comedian Gary Owen at Houston Improv | Daily | Ongoing – Fresh off his fourth Showtime comedy special, the uber popular comic who Ebony magazine called “Black America’s favorite white comedian” lands in HTX for a run of 12 shows over 9 days. $90+. Future dates available. Showtimes vary.

Broadway Across America: Mamma Mia! at The Hobby Center | Daily – The globally popular musical, stacked with beloved earworms and hits from ABBA, brings its 25th anniversary tour to Houston. $40+. Showtimes vary.

Classical Theatre Company: Three Sisters at The DeLuxe Theater | Daily – It’s opening weekend for the Chekov classic about the Prozorov sisters, who long to leave their provincial town for their former life in Moscow, and who must navigate their relationships and the world around them. $10+. Showtimes vary. 

Disney On Ice: Let’s Dance at NRG Stadium | Daily – Join Mickey Mouse and friends, including Simba, Timon, Pumbaa, Ariel, Elsa, Anna, Olaf and many more, for the ultimate dance party on ice. $40+. Showtimes vary.

The Great Elephant Migration at Hermann Park | Daily | Ongoing | FREE – Pose for photos and show some love for the 100 stunning, hand-crafted, life-sized pachyderm sculptures on display in the Museum District. 6am to 11pm.

Montgomery County Fair & Rodeo at Montgomery County Fairgrounds | Daily – Enjoy carnival rides, live music, a bbq cook-off, livestock contests and more. $5 to $25. Times vary.

She Loves Me! at Moores Opera House | Daily – The University of Houston presents this sparkling musical romantic comedy where two perfumery workers who can’t stand each other discover they’ve been writing anonymous love letters to each other. $25. Showtimes vary.

The Royal Opera of Madrid: Authentic Flamenco with Patricia Donn at Bayou Theater | Thursday & Friday – With an all new production and cast, the brand new Authentic Flamenco returns to Houston, featuring award-winning Patricia Donn and a renowned line-up of Spanish musicians, dancers, and singers. $49+. Showtimes vary. 

38th Annual Houston Art Car Weekend in Downtown | Thursday to Saturday | FREE – One of Houston’s most unique, homegrown events returns and continues to grow, with the traditional Thursday preview event at Discovery Green, the big pre-party and parade and show itself midday Saturday, and the newly introduced after party at historic Market Square Park. Plus, you can snag discounted deals from many Downtown restaurants and establishments throughout the weekend. Times and locations vary.

Neon Brush: A Glow-in-the-Dark Painting Experience at Resurrection MCC | Thursday to Saturday – Grab your date for a glow-in-the-dark painting experience where you can create your own original works over tunes and drinks in a UV-lit room. $31+. 6pm and 8:15pm nightly.

Drunk Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet at the Emerald Theater | Thursday to Saturday – See the Bard’s tale like never before, when one of the lead actors takes 5 shots of whiskey before launching into the tale of the star-crossed lovers. Future dates available. $49+. Showtimes vary.

City Market at Post Houston | Friday & Saturday | FREE – Browse and shop the wares and one-of-a-kind creations from more than 70 vendors and artisans inside the Downtown event space and food hall. Times vary.

Opera in the Heights: L’italiana in Algeri at Lambert Hall | Friday & Saturday – This weekend is the last chance to catch this opera that follows Isabella, the Italian girl in the title, as she works to outwit the Bey of Algiers in order to free her beloved. $25 and up. Future dates available. Showtimes vary.

​​The Complete Walking Tour of Houston: History, Architecture & Street Art in Downtown | Friday to Sunday – Embark on Houston’s only tip-based, guided walking tour—with glowing 5-star reviews on TripAdvisor—exploring iconic landmarks, stunning architecture, and fascinating stories from the city’s past in a 2-hour tour of Downtown. Meet in front of Day 6 Coffee Co. at 910 Prairie St. Pay What You Wish. 10:30am each day.

20th Annual The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival in Town Green Park | Friday to Sunday – The Woodlands’ standout spring event brings more than 200 accomplished artists out to the Waterway shores with live music, entertainment, and food and drink. $15 to $33; free for ages 12 and under. Times vary.

Galveston Steampunk Festival at Galveston Railroad Museum | Friday to Sunday – Celebrate the sci-fi subgenre that mashes Victorian-era tech with retro-futurism with live music and entertainment, a costume contest, games like archery and axe throwing, and other festivities. $35 and up; $15 for ages 11 and under. Times vary.

Fly Fishing Film Fest at Moody Gardens | Friday to Sunday – Come see some of the finest fly fishing content from around the world on Texas’ largest movie screen, giving you an immersive experience into the popular sport. $10 and up. Times vary.

Houston Astros vs. Los Angeles Angels at Minute Maid Park | Friday to Sunday – Cheer on the ‘Stros as they welcome visitors from California. $15 and up. Times vary.

Easter Fest at P-6 Farms | Saturday & Sunday – The Montgomery farm hosts the first of its 2 Easter celebrations of the season with vintage amusement rides, fun farm attractions, and photos with the Easter Bunny. $10.95+. 10am to 5pm.

Houston LatinFest at Crown Festival Park | Saturday & Sunday – The annual music and culture festival is a family-friendly gathering with live Latin music along with local vendors and delicious Latin foods. $12 and up; free for ages 12 and under. 1pm to 10pm both days.

Houston Symphony: La Flor: The Music of Selena at Jones Hall | Saturday & Sunday – The dynamic Isabelle Marie Sanchez joins the orchestra for a vibrant tribute to the music of the legendary Selena. $54 and up. Showtimes vary.

Thursday, April 10, 2025

Family Free Night at the Galveston Children’s Museum | FREE – Explore a variety of exhibits, make memories and discover the joy of learning through play. 4pm to 7pm.

Pandemic Made: Artist Panel Discussion at the Houston Center for Photography | FREE – Hear from the artists featured in this exhibition and be among the first to see their works at the new show’s debut. 5:30pm.

Art Car Sneak Peek at Discovery Green | FREE – Check out the wild artistry of art cars that will be participating in this weekend’s parade, meet the artists behind them, and enjoy live music. 6pm.

Art Encounters at the MFAH – Take part in art activities or simply observe as artists lead creative sessions inspired by works in the museum. Included with $24 admission. 6pm.

Antinori Wine Dinner at Potente – Enjoy dishes like an espresso-grilled boar chop and a garlic-blistered artichoke as part of a fabulous 6-course dinner, each selection paired with a different Antinori wine. $250. 6:30pm.

Argentine Tango Experience at Levy Park | FREE – The Upper Kirby park hosts a dance class for all skill levels, where you’ll learn the basics of Argentina’s national dance. 7pm.

Out of Stock: Teen Council’s 14th Biennial at CAMH | FREE with RSVP – Be among the first to see this exhibit, celebrating 25 years of CAMH’s Teen Council program. 7pm.

The First Round: Meet New People Every Week at a Secret Location – Bypass awkward small talk when you join a group that’s been matched to you, primed for good vibes and convos with games, ice breakers, and more. $21 entry; food and drink paid by you after the meal. Future dates available. 7pm.

SpareRoom presents SpeedRoommating at UNITi Montrose | FREE with RSVP – Grab a complimentary drink and mingle with prospective tenants or landowners, as the popular Roommate-matching app from London and NYC celebrates its Houston debut. Simply choose a sticker—”I need a room” or “I need a roommate’”—and work the room. RSVP required. 7pm to 9pm.

2025 ARTMS World Tour: Lunar Therapy at Bayou Music Center – The K-pop girl group sensation—featuring HeeJin, HaSeul, Kim Lip, JinSoul, and Choerry—merges the past and future hits in Houston for an epic live performance. $86.50 and up. 7:30pm.

Windsync in Concert: Fivxfive at MATCH – The chamber group presents its season finale with a concert of works written for them, showcasing a variety of instruments and styles. $35. 7:30pm.

Andrew Duhon & Early James in Concert at The Heights Theater – The singer-songwriters take to the stage as part of The Parish Record Tour, Duhon’s latest album, inspired by New Orleans. $25 and up. 8pm.

Wakanda Forever Movie Screening at Trebly Park | FREE – Grab a lawn chair or blanket, and bring friends and family to the downtown park for a screening of the 2022 Marvel Studios movie. 8pm.

Friday, April 11, 2025

Spring Wine Garden at Brenner’s Steakhouse – Celebrate the season by sampling an array of wines from around the world, along with tasty bites at different food stations, and live music in a festive atmosphere. $110. 5pm.

Yappy Hour at Market Square Park | FREE – Bring your fur babies to the Downtown park for music, dog treats and pet portraits, along with free engraved dog tags. Future dates available. 5pm to 7pm.

Brugal Rum Dinner at Acqua Restaurant & Lounge – Indulge in a specially created multi-course dinner where each dish is paired with a different rum. $140. 6pm.

Ghost Tour at the Grand Galvez – Take a walk through the haunted history of his historic hotel on the beach. $30. 6pm.

The Legendary Art Car Ball at Orange Show World Headquarters – Mardi Gras meets Burning Man at the preminent social event of the art car year—and the only art car event not happening in Downtown—complete with electrifying displays, interactive installations, and pulsating beats, fire dancers, and more. $50+. 6pm to 11pm.

Adult Writers Group at Pearland Library | FREE – Share your creative writing and get helpful critiques from supportive fellow writers. 6:30pm.

2025 Alfresco Gala at Houston Arboretum & Nature Center – Dine and dance under the stars in one of Houston’s most beautiful settings, while helping to raise money for the organization’s programming. $1000+. 7pm.

Cheekface in Concert at White Oak Music Hall – The indie rock band from L.A. comes to HTX for a live performance showcasing their ska, crabcore and power pop influences. $22. 7pm.

Movies Under the Moon: The Wild Robot at Sugar Land Town Square | FREE – Bring blankets or lawn chairs for a screening of the animated movie (PG, 2024) about a robot’s extraordinary journey of survival and friendship in the wilderness. 7pm.

Comedians Ralph Barbosa & René Vaca at Smart Financial Centre – The 2 comics bring their Butterfly Effect Tour to Sugar Land, ensuring an evening of laughs. $36.25+. 7pm.

Buffalo Bayou Bay Cruise at Allen’s Landing – Cruise along the bayou and learn about the bat colonies that live under the Waugh Drive bridge as you see the incredible creatures fly out to feed. $30; $24 ages 4 to 12. 7:05pm.

Philly Soul Sound Vol. 5 at Miller Outdoor Theatre | FREE – Get ready to groove to an evening of music that blends luxurious string arrangements, bold brass and infectious rhythms that bridge the gap between soulful groove and sophisticated funk. 8pm.

ROCO Connections: River Oaks Theatre in River Oaks – The orchestra provides the soundtrack to the Buster Keaton silent film, The General, along with the Walt Disney Silly Symphony “Music Land.” Arrive as early as 6:30pm to grab dinner before the show, at an added price. $45. 8pm.

Zeds Dead in Concert at 713 Music Hall – The Canadian electronic music duo, known for blending garage, hip-hop and house, makes a stop in Houston on the Return To The Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness Tour. $59 +. 9pm.

Things to Do on Saturday, April 12 & Sunday, April 13, 2025

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