Updated Wednesday, June 18, 2025 at 7:25pm

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Plan Your Weekend: June 19 to 22, 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

2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup: Round 1 Matches at Shell Energy Stadium | Thursday & Saturday – The Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Association Football kicks off, with Trinidad & Tobago vs. Haiti on Thursday, and the doubleheader Curacao vs. Canada & Honduras vs. El Salvador on Saturday. Prices and times vary.

Underground Sounds: Sarah Grace Graves—Three Names at Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern | Daily – The summer edition of Buffalo Bayou Park’s cistern music series welcomes performances of the composer and vocalist’s work. $25. Times vary.

160th Juneteenth Celebrations, Commemorations, Parties & Events in Greater Houston & Galveston | Daily – This weekend, beginning on the actual holiday and anniversary of Juneteenth on Thursday, celebrations and events kick into high gear in Houston and especially on Galveston Island, where Juneteenth started. Places, prices and times vary. 

Comedian Arnez J. at Houston Improv | Daily – An Atlanta native, the comic and actor brings his infectious energy and physically agile storytelling, and ability to leave crowds destroyed from laughter to Houston for 6 live shows. $43.76+. Times vary.

Stages: Let. Her. Rip. at The Gordy | Daily | Final Weekend – Set in London’s East End during the notorious summer of 1888, the world premiere weaves together the real-life Match Women’s labor movement and the terror of the Jack the Ripper murders. $25 +. Times vary.

FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Watch Parties at Social Beer Garden | Daily | Ongoing – Catch the excitement as top soccer clubs battle it out on the big screen at the Midtown mainstay, with every game available at the Midtown mainstay destination through the championship game on July 13. Times vary. 

Juneteenth Living History Fest at Buffalo Soldiers National Museum | Friday & Saturday | FREE – The Midtown museum’s back lawn transforms into a living history encampment of the US Colored Troops in a 2-day festival featuring arts and crafts, demonstrations, family activities, and a curated Liberation Market with Black- and veteran-owned businesses and community organizations. 10am to 4pm both days.

Morgan Wallen in Concert at NRG Stadium | Friday & Saturday – The Grammy-nominated country star from Tennessee brings his I’m The Problem Tour to NRG Park for 2 packed shows. $104.80+, but you may find better or hard-to-get seats on the resale marketplace. 5:30pm both nights.

Comedian Connor King at The Riot Comedy Club | Friday & Saturday – The Chicago comic who rose to fame on America’s Got Talent—known for his distinct style and relatable humor—for 2 shows over 2 nights. $26.14. Times vary.

Comicpalooza 2025 at George R. Brown Convention Center | Friday to Sunday – Houston’s very own pop culture festival returns with 3 days of panels, appearances by actors from your film and television, creators, vendor markets, cosplay, gaming, kids activities, and more. Times vary.

The International Gem & Jewelry Show at NRG Center | Friday to Sunday – Find one-of-a-kind jewelry creations, loose gemstones, beaded strands, pearls, watches, antique and estate jewelry, accessories, and more. $6; $8 at the door; free for military. Times vary.

2nd Anniversary: Trill Summer Bash 2025 at Trill Burgers in Upper Kirby | Saturday & Sunday | FREE – Bun B’s beloved burger headquarters celebrates 2 years on Shepherd with its first summer block party over Juneteenth weekend, complete with 2 days of live music Houston hip hop and R&B artists in the evenings, DJs and a kids zone by day, vendors, delicious Trill burgers, giveaways, and more. Noon to 9pm.

Houston Symphony: Disney/Pixar’s Up in Concert at Jones Hall | Saturday & Sunday – The Symphony performs Michael Giacchino’s Oscar-winning film score live at a screening of the beloved film Up (PG, 2009). $44+. 7:30pm Saturday; 2pm Sunday.

Paris, Texas Movie Screening at The River Oaks Theatre | Saturday & Sunday – The theater’s Cinemaniacs Series screens Wim Wenders’ exploration (R, 1984) of the US Southwest, masculinity, and family, written by Pulitzer Prize–winning Sam Shepard. $12. Times vary.

​​A Night in the Borscht Belt at Kenny & Ziggy’s | Saturday & Sunday – Ziggy Gruber himself hosts an evening of nostalgia, laughter, prizes, a screening of Lex Gillespie’s acclaimed new doco The Catskills, and enough food to make you plotz. $150. 5pm both nights.

Drunk Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet at the Emerald Theater | Daily | Ongoing – 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. $49+. Times vary.

Blooming Wonders Immersive Exhibition at Artechouse in The Heights | Daily | Ongoing – Gawp at the immersive, climate-controlled digital garden where art, technology, and nature converge—and cocktails come to life with augmented reality. $30; $17 for ages 4 to 15; $23 for ages 65+, military and first responders. Times vary.

Limited Time Offer: Free Custom T-Shirt Samples for Nonprofits, Churches & Small Businesses from Vivid Customs | Daily | FREE – Local nonprofits, churches and faith-based organizations, and small businesses are invited take advantage of the Houston-based custom apparel company’s offer to claim 2 free custom t-shirt samples featuring your logo and get 10% off their next order—with no strings attached. Offer is limited while supplies available. Apply now or learn more.

Start your Saturday at the free Champs Sports Run Club & afterparty at Memorial Park

Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19, 2025

Juneteenth Proclamation Reading at 1859 Ashton Villa | Juneteenth, Thursday, June 19 | FREE – Take in a live reading of General Order No. 3, which declared freedom for enslaved people, at Galveston Island’s official Juneteenth historic monument. 10am.

Celebrating Black History! at Miller Outdoor Theatre | FREE – On Juneteenth itself, join Express Children’s Theatre for a Celebration of Black History from Ancient Africa to Modern Day Houston. 11am.

Juneteenth: Urban Harvest African American Crops & Foodways on Zoom | FREE with RSVP – AARP Houston and Urban Harvest host an online class exploring the cultural traditions and history of produce commonly grown in African American gardens 11am to noon. 

Houston Juneteenth Soul Food Festival at Glitz & Glam Events Center – The city’s top soul food chefs and Black-owned businesses celebrate with a day packed with eats, live music, and family-friendly fun. $10+. Noon to 6pm.  

Cancer Screenings Every Man Should Know on Zoom | FREE with RSVP – In honor of Men’s Health Month, MD Anderson Cancer Center and AARP Houston host a virtual class delving into how preventive care enables men to take charge of their health. 1pm to 2pm.

Juneteenth Parade & Picnic in Galveston | FREE – The lively parade marks the day, kicking off at 26th and Avenue H, with the picnic immediately following at the Wright Cuney Park endpoint. 3pm to 4:30pm.

Fit Houston Mason Park Pop-Up Walk at Mason Park | FREE with RSVP – Join a relaxing walk around Mason Park along Brays Bayou in the East End, meeting local organization reps and connecting with Houstonians interested in health and wellness. 5pm to 7pm.

Juneteenth 160: Freedom, Fireworks & Family at Menard Park | FREE – Galveston marks the 160th anniversary of Juneteenth with an evening of remembrance, culture, and celebration. Highlights include honoring veterans, a presentation of past Miss Juneteenths, live music, a big fireworks show, and more. 5pm to 9pm.

Terms & Conditions: The Promise vs. Reality Exhibition Opening at the University Museum at Texas Southern University | FREE – The traveling contemporary art exhibition highlights post-1865 liberation through the lens of the freedom-declaring General Order No. 3, as well as the legacy of the USCT and the Emancipation Proclamation. RSVP requested. 5:30pm to 8:30pm. 

2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup: Trinidad & Tobago vs. Haiti at Shell Energy Stadium – The 2 Caribbean nations face off in East Downtown in the first Houston game of the 2025 competitions between North American, Central American, and Caribbean national soccer teams. $47+. 5:45pm.

Mini Martini Mixology Class at HiFi in The Finn – Downtown’s new vinyl-infused cocktail bar hosts a hands-on, 2-hour mixology class working with Zephyr Gin, where guests will learn about gin while making 3 mini-tinis. $36.64. 6pm.

Chatrau D’Issan Wine Dinner at Étoile Cuisine et Bar – Chef Philippe Verpiand hosts an “expérience de la cuisine” with the wines of Château d’Issan, known for elegant, rich aromas, and silky textures. $115. 6:30pm.

The Essence of Juneteenth Wine Tasting at The Rado MKT – The Third Ward market hosts a summer tasting highlighting African American winemakers and featuring light, refreshing wines like white wines, rosés, and sparkling wines. $36.64. 6:30pm.

Author Talk: Ivy Pochda at Murder by the Book | FREE – The Los Angeles Times Book Prize winner discusses her latest novel, Ecstasy, a reimagining of Greek tragedy. 6:30pm.

An Intimate Evening with Okkervil River & The Antlers at White Oak Music Hall – After touring together in 2024, members of Austin’s Okkervil River and Brooklyn’s The Antlers “band together”—also the name of their new shared album—for a joint tour playing their old songs, new songs, and each other’s song. $37.55. 7pm.

Disney Trivia Night at Home Run Dugout | FREE – Costumes are encouraged and pixie dust is optional at the night of team trivia covering everything from the Disney classics to Pixar favorites. 7pm.

Park After Dark at Discovery Green | FREE – Start the night out by line dancing with Gretchen “The Legend” Jean, followed by a dance party led by DJ Boom Boom William. 7pm to 10pm.

The First Round: Meet New People at a Secret Location – Bypass awkward small talk when you join a group that’s been matched to you, primed with games, ice breakers, and more. $21 entry. Future dates available. 8pm.

Steve Miller Band Tribute at Main Street Crossing – Book of Dreams, the DFW-based Steve Miller tribute group, bring “Fly Like an Eagle”, “The Joker”, and “Take the Money and Run” to the Tomball stage. $38+. 8pm.

More Great Things to Do All Weekend Long – Some of the biggest things to do in Houston are happening all weekend long. Check out local attractions and destinations and more.

Friday, June 20, 2025

Let’s Play! Party at Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center – Get hands on with a day filled with toy-making workshops, video game trucks, giant lawn games, slime, and more. $15; $14 ages 65+. 9am to 5pm.

AsiaFest 2025 at Asia Society Texas Center | FREE – Celebrate Asian H-Town with performances, art activities, an outdoor dragon boat display, live demos, vendors, and more. RSVP required to enter the museum. $12 ticketed performances. 5pm to 9pm.

Bingo & Burgers at Decant Urban Winery – The Garden Oaks winery hosts a night of bingo games, with chances to win vinos, gift cards, and more, while benefiting Animal Justice League Rescue. Burgers and other food available for sale. $25. 6pm.

Dining in the Dark: A Blindfolded Dining Experience at Weights + Measures – Savor a secret 3-course meal while blindfolded, heightening your senses of taste and smell. Future dates available. $64. 6pm and 8:30pm.

Writers Remix Series: Juneteenth at MFAH – Local writers David Landry, Tasiah Iman, Marie Brown, and C.T. share original works all inspired by Juneteenth and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s installation Hidden Histories. Included with museum admission. 6:30pm.

Myka Relocate in Concert at Warehouse Live Midtown – The Louisiana-born, Houston-based metalcore band plays the Midtown stage. $32.12+ 7pm.

Yoga in the Park at Hermann Park | FREE with RSVP – Black Swan Yoga hosts a free evening yoga sesh in The Commons. RSVP required. 7pm.

Juneteenth Friends & Family Block Party at Saint Arnold Brewing Company | FREE –All ages are invited to Houston’s original craft brewery for a Juneteenth celebration with local live music, art, games, giveaways, 30+ vendors, and more. 7pm to 10pm.

Houston Symphony: 50th Anniversary: Jaws in Concert at Jones Hall – The Symphony performs a live score to Steven Spielberg’s 1975 classic—and the original summer blockbuster—Jaws (PG, 1975). $57+. 7:30pm.

ETNL Summer Series: Night Drive in Concert at Meow Wolf: Radio Tave – Meow Wolf’s music series welcomes the Houston-Austin synth-pop duo—part post-punk melancholy, part dance-floor propulsion. $42+ includes Meow Wolf admission. 8pm.

Maxwell in Concert at Smart Financial Centre – The multi-Grammy-winning, Billboard chart-topping R&B and soul artist Maxwell lands in Sugar Land, with Lucky Dave in tow, on The Serenade Tour 2025. $48+. 8pm.

Texas Blues Guitar Summit in Concert at The Heights Theater – After pleasing audiences across Europe, guitarists Anson Funderburgh, Mike Morgan, and Shawn Pittman have brought the show back home. Oliver Penn joins the show. $29.28. 8pm.

Classical Summer Vibes at Miller Outdoor Theatre | FREE – Aperio, Music of the Americas returns to Miller, with a program pairing beloved Burt Bachrach’s melodies with Michael Torke’s pop-inspired tunes, along with Mexican composer Arturo Marquez’s thrilling and rhythmically driven music, and the world premiere of a double concerto by composer Kevin Day. 8:30pm.

Woody Witt Big Band: Cowboy Bebop at Axelrad | FREE – Houston’s 18-piece  Woody Witt Big Band performs original songs from anime action series Cowboy Bebop—including iconic songs like “Tank”, “Rush”, and “Car 24″—paired with live video animations and Cowboy Bebop episodes. 8:30pm.

Cumbiatron: The Cumbia Rave at House of Blues – The Latin force is strong with this tourinig dance party featuring a night of dancing, music, and décor. $10.50. 9pm.

Sweat Party at White Oak Music Hall – Party Iconic’s touring dance party—featuring the music of Charlie XCX, Lorde, Addison Raye, Troye Sivan, and more—takes over the upstairs stage. $26.95. 9pm.

DJ Seinfeld at Art Club in Post Houston – The Swedish emcee brings his blend of lo-fi house, breakbeat, jungle, and emotive electronica to the Downtown dancefloor. $25+. 10pm to 3am.

More Great Things to Do All Weekend Long – Some of the biggest things to do in Houston are happening all weekend long. Check out local attractions and destinations and more.

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