Updated Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 1:40pm

Find the perfect things to do in Houston this weekend with events and more to do in our 365 Houston Weekend Guide for Thursday, June 26, to Sunday, June 29, 2025.

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Plan Your Weekend: June 26 to 29, 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

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. 

Pride Weekend Festivals, Parties, Pop-Ups, Concerts & More Around Houston | Daily | Some FREE – Pride Month culminates in the 47th edition of the official weekend parade and celebration, with all of the official and unofficial extras surrounding it around HTX. Places, prices and times vary.

35th Annual Texas Music Festival at University of Houston | Daily – It’s closing weekend for the annual showcase featuring some of the finest young musicians in classical music, playing both new beloved and works. $30+. Times vary.

Performing Arts Houston: Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at Wortham Center | Thursday & Friday – The world’s foremost all-male comic ballet troupe returns to HTX with sharp wit and killer pointe work, parodying some of ballet’s most-loved works. $39+. 7:30pm both days. 

Vintage Market Days: Summer Soirée at Post Houston | Thursday to Saturday – Immerse yourself in a 3-day fusion of vintage shopping, local art, and summer energy, with live DJs, handmade jewelry and original art, signature sips, photo ops, rooftop vibes, and more. $15Thursday and Friday; $10 on Saturday. Use promo code BOGO to score a free second ticket. Times vary.

Comedian Mike E. Winfield at Punch Line Houston | Thursday to Saturday – The charmingly hilarious comic seen on Showtime’s Comics Without Borders, B.E.T.’s Comicview, and Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham, performs 4 shows across 3 nights. Times vary.

Comedian Drew Dunn at The Riot Comedy Club | Friday & Saturday – One of the hottest rising standup acts, Dunn brings his quick wit, smooth delivery, and a knack for crafting clever punchlines to the Montrose club. $26.14+. 7pm both nights. 

Comedian Craig Conant at Houston Improv | Friday & Saturday – The comic known for his storytelling, self-deprecating humor and reflections on sobriety, takes to the improv stage for 4 shows. $31.40+. Times vary.

The Conjurer: An Intimate Magical Experience with Master Magician Curt Miller in The Heights | Friday & Saturday – The family-friendly musician brings his close-up magic, clean comedy, and interactive theatrical show to Houston Marriott The Heights for 3 shows. $40+. Times vary.

Music Box Theater: Number-One Hits at Queensbury Theatre | Friday & Saturday – This is the last weekend to re-live chart-topping hits from 1958 ‘til today in a cabaret-style show. $40+. Times vary.

Houston Astros vs. Chicago Cubs at Daikin Park | Friday to Sunday – The Cubbies face some Texas Heat in a weekend 3-game series in Downtown HTX. The first 10,000 fans to arrive get special goodies each day. $37+. Times vary.

Catastrophic Theatre: Another Ding Dang Tamarie Show! at MATCH | Friday to Sunday | Ongoing – The irrepressible and endlessly talented Tamarie Cooper is back with her annual, original summer show, taking audiences behind the scenes to share how the mayhem is made. Pay-what-you-can. Times vary.

Houston Symphony: Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire in Concert at Jones Hall | Friday to Sunday – The symphony plays the film’s score live, as Harry, Hermoine, and Ron manage the Triwizard Tournament and Voldemort’s supporters marshall forces to return him power. $66+. Times vary.

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill at Stageworks | Friday to Sunday – This is your last chance to catch this award-winning play based on the lift of the legendary singer Billie Holiday. $50. Times vary. 

The Tap Dance Kid at Ensemble Theatre | Friday to Sunday | Ongoing – A talented African American kid dreams of stardom on the stage, but his strict dad wants him to be a lawyer. $40+. Times vary.

2025 Juneteenth Youth Skills Camp at Emancipation Park | Saturday & Sunday | FREE with RSVP – Ages 8 to 11 can join in a 2-day sports camp focused on basketball and soccer. Advance RSVP required. 8am to noon+ both days. 

Houston Cards & More Expo at Houston Marriott South | Saturday & Sunday | FREE – The first 250 attendees get swag bags on a weekend dedicated to sports cards, memorabilia, anime, Pokémon, Funko, comics, magic and more. 10am to 6pm both days. 

Main Street Theater for Youth: Elephant & Piggie’s We Are in A Play at the MATCH | Saturday & Sunday | Ongoing – Based on Mo Willems’ beloved children’s books, the kids’ musical finds best friends Elephant and Piggie combining forces to put on a hilarious show. $32+. Times vary.

Beyoncé in Concert: Cowboy Carter Tour at NRG Stadium | Saturday & Sunday – Queen Bey comes home to Houston, Texas, baby for 2 live shows at the biggest venue in the region. $265+, but you may find hard-to-get or better seats on the ticket resale marketplace. 7pm 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.

Thursday, June 26, 2025

Stitch Party at Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center – Snap photos with everyone’s favorite blue alien, attend a Lilo & Stitch story hour and more. Included in $15 admission. 10am.

National Rarities Jewelry Buying Event at Houston Jewelry | FREE – Bring your rings, watches, necklaces, loose gemstones and more for appraisals and immediate payout, on the final day of a 3-day buying spree. 10:30am to 5pm.

Houston Astros vs. Philadelphia Phillies at Daikin Park – The ‘stros close out this week’s 3-game series against the City of Brotherly Love. $26+. 1:10pm.

Houston Toy Museum: Lego Night at Decant Urban Winery – Select 1 of  20+ lego sets to build by yourself or with a partner or team, to pair with intriguing wines and good times. $17+. 5pm to 8pm.

Macallan Sip & Savor Dinner at The Lymbar – Delight at Chef David Cordúa’s special, 5-course tasting menu with selections like seared ahi and mole duck breast, each paired with a different Macallan single malt Scotch whiskey. $200. 6pm.

Hermann Park Wellness Walk at McGovern Centennial Gardens | FREE with RSVP – Urban Paths’ Laura Conely leads a 3-mile, 90-minute guided exploration of the park’s trails and natural beauty on a conversation-paced walk. RSVP required. 6pm.

Jeff Deemie’s Shiprock Opening Reception at Houston Center for Photography | FREE – See Deemie’s work showcasing Shiprock, or Tsé Bitʼaʼí—“Rock with Wings”—as seen by the Diné (Navajo) people, and the way its presence is woven into daily life. 6pm to 8pm.

Blanket Bingo at Market Square Park | No Cover – Downtown’s always popular game night returns for June, with live bingo, music, and fun. Bingo cards usually sell out, so arrive early. $10 for 9 games of bingo. 6pm to 9pm; bingo starts at 7pm.

Save the Locals Concert Series: India Tigers in Texas & He’s Dead at Menard Park | FREE – The folks behind La Izquierda present a weekly showcase of gulf coastal musical talents. 6pm to 9pm.

Sh’ma: A Story of Survival Film Screening at Holocaust Museum Houston – This moving dance film chronicles the journey of the director’s mother from childhood to a concentration camp to liberation and immigrating to the US. $5 suggested donation. 6:30pm.

Elemental Movie Screening at Baybrook Mall | FREE – The southeast Houston shopping center hosts an outdoor screening of the 2023 Pixar rom-com (PG) on the lawn, overlooked by a number of restaurant patios. 7pm.

Thievery Corporation in Concert at House of Blues – The legendary EDM music duo brings its ear-pleasing mix of dub, acid jazz, reggae, Indian classical, Middle Eastern music, hip hop, electronica, and bossa nova to the Downtown music hall. $45+. 7pm.

Arc De Soleil in Concert at White Oak Music Hall – Known for his range that spans from intimate acoustic pieces to futuristic synthwave, brings his La Mirage Tour to the downstairs stage. $33.80. 7pm.

The Midnight Papers Debut Album Release Party at White Oak Music Hall – Houston’s garage rock duo take to WOMH’s upstairs stage to celebrate their first album, joined by TV Dolls and Committeemen. 7pm.

Park After Dark: Salsa Night with Gerisha Figueroa & Eleda Dance Company at Discovery Green | FREE – Learn some moves and dance the night away under the Houston skyline in the Downtown’s front yard. 7pm.

Texas Music Festival: Gabriela Martinez in Concert at Moores Opera House – A Venezuelan superstar concert pianist who calls Houston her home, pianist Gabriela Martinez debuts at Texas Music Festival with a stunning and unexpected program that includes Beethoven and Villa-Lobos. $30. 7:30pm.

The Parent Trap Movie Screening at Post Houston | FREE with RSVP – Movie Night on the Lawn on top of Post returns with a screening of the 1998 Disney film (PG) starring a young Lindsay Lohan playing both of a pair twin sisters who conspire to reunite their divorced parents. 8pm.

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.

SpareRoom presents SpeedRoommating at UNITi Montrose | FREE with RSVP – Grab complimentary drinks and mingle with prospective tenants or landowners, at a live event held by the popular roommate-matching app from London and NYC. Simply choose a sticker—”I need a room” or “I need a roommate’”—and work the room. RSVP required. 8pm to 10pm.

Rent Movie Screening at Trebly Park | FREE – Grab bites from a local restaurant for a showing of the 2005 movie musical (PG-13) based on the Tony-winning play about a group of friends in New York struggling with identity, addictions and love. 8:30pm.

Swipe Right Comedy Dating Game at The Riot Comedy Club – Local comics Jeff Joe and Lotto Marie emcee a live game show with newly matched singles and couples. Be a contestant or just watch. Future dates available. $12.50. 9pm. $12.50+. 9pm.

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 27, 2025

Archaeology Now: A Renaissance Dinner at the Julia Ideson Library – Indulge in French wine and music, delicious food, and check out the new exhibit focusing on the restoration of Paris’ Notre Dame cathedral. $150. 6pm.

Bruma Wine Dinner at Caracol – Acclaimed winemaker Lulu Martinez guides guests through each a thoughtfully curated, multi-course menu by Chefs Hugo and Ruben Ortega. $130. 6pm.

Live Music on the Plaza: Justin Pena at CityCentre | FREE – Enjoy pop and rock favorites under the stars, and grab dinner, drinks, or more at one of the plaza’s many eateries. 6pm.

Wine Sips & Spins at Brennan’s – Enjoy an evening of sparkling rosé, delicious bites, and summer vibes, as DJ Fred spins a set of funk, soul, and jazz music. $40; $50 at door. 6pm to 7:30pm.

Sunset & Sounds: Brian Scartocci Live Show at Hotel Lucine | FREE – The upper deck outdoor bar at the Galveston beachfront boutique hotel welcomes Austin-based the new age soul singer and his powerhouse tunes and vocals. 6pm to 9pm.

Jason Rigenberg in Concert at the Big Top – The Americana singer from Nashville performs live at the recently reopened Midtown club. $15+. 6:30pm.

Candlelight Jazz Concert: The Best of Frank Sinatra & Nat King Cole at Resurrection MCC – PureSoul performs 20th century classics like Cole’s “Smile”, and “Unforgettable“ and Sinatra’s “That’s Life” and “Fly Me to the Moon“ by candlelight in the Heights. $25+. 6:30pm.

Author Talk: Katherine Center at Brazos Bookstore – The bestselling Houston author signs and discusses her newest romcom, The Love Haters, and those who pre-purchase the book will receive priority spots in the signing line. $29. 6:30pm.

Author Talk: Christina Dodd, Katharine Schellman & Ashley Weaver at Murder by the Book | FREE – The best-selling writers discuss and sign their latest mystery titles. 6:30pm.

The Murder Mystery Co’s Dinner Theater Show in the Greater Heights – Mingle with intriguing suspects, uncover shocking secrets, and savor a tasty 3-course meal at Saltgrass in the Washington Corridor. But remember that anyone, including you, may end up as the cold-blooded killer. $62.67. 7pm.

TGIF Night at the Houston Toy Museum – Relive the ‘90s with back-to-back screenings of episodes of beloved ABC TV shows like Boy Meets World, Full House, Sabrina and more. $13.54. 7pm.

The Molly Ringwalds in Concert at House of Blues – The beloved high energy ’80s, ’90s, and glam rock cover tribute band returns to the Downtown stage for a late 20th century throwback. $16.50. 7pm.

Rainbow on the Green at Discovery Green | FREE – Houston’s family-friendly Pride celebration includes a concert by the Houston Pride Chorus, blending iconic tunes with the vibrant energy of Pride weekend, hosted by emcees Jay Michaels and Dessie Love Blake. 7pm to 10pm.

Buffalo Bayou Bat Cruise at Allen’s Landing – Embark on a sunset cruise to see 250,00 bats from the Waugh Drive bat colony come out to feast, and learn why they are so important to the ecosystem. $30. 7:35pm. 

Friday in Concert at Smart Financial Centre – The Sugar Land venue welcomes the singer, songwriter and producer known for his soulful voice and emotionally charged music blending elements of R&B, hip-hop and gospel. $62.39+. 8pm.

Waylon & Willie Tribute at Main Street Crossing – Tomball’s beloved music venue welcomes Derek Spence and Mark Ward for an evening of Outlaw Country hits. $46+. 8pm.

The Short & Sweet Speakeasy: A Sexy Burlesque Show at AvantGarden – Take in a live 90-minute burlesque show featuring local talents and a special guest with elaborate costumes, high production quality, and more. Future dates available. $35 includes your first drink. 8pm and 10pm.

Dueling Pianos at Home Run Dugout | No Cover – The Katy venue welcomes back Joilux Band for an evening of live music, audience requests and revelry. 8pm to 11pm.

Houston Contemporary Dance Company: Resilience at Miller Outdoor Theatre | FREE – Featuring a world premiere centered around Houston’s LGBTQ+ community, the dance program also features signature repertoire selections, and new works officially debuting next season. 8:30pm.

Candlelight Concert: The Legends of R&B at Resurrection MCC – PureSoul performs a spirited lineup of R&B covers by candlelight, including D’Angelo’s “Brown Sugar”, Harold Melvin and The Roots’ “Wake Up Everybody”, Alicia Keys’ “You Don’t Know My Name”, and Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” by candlelight. $25+. 8:30pm.

The Room Movie Screening & Discussion at River Oaks Theatre – Join Greg Sestero, star of the 2003 R-rated film, for an interactive screening featuring a Q&A, a live script reading, and spoons. $25.23. 10:15pm and 11:45pm.

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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