Updated Sunday, March 16, 2025 at 5:15pm.

Find the perfect things to do in Houston this weekend with events and more to do in our 365 Houston Weekend Guide for Thursday, March 13, to Saint Patricj’s Day, Monday, March 17, 2025.

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Plan Your Weekend: March 13 to 17, 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

9th Annual Houston Latino Film Festival at MATCH | Wednesday to Sunday – Boasting 70 short and feature films from across the world, the 5-day film fest also offers films, panels, workshops and music events. $65 all access pass; individual tickets vary. Times vary.

Spring Break Events Around Greater Houston | Daily | Some FREE – Find entertainment, activities, camps, and more around Greater Houston this weekend. Most camps begin on Monday, March 10. 

Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo at NRG Park | Daily – Enjoy all the rodeo action, live concerts, and a variety of all ages fun from carnival rides, outrageous festival food, drinks and more. Rodeo grounds open from 8am to midnight daily. Event times vary.

The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks at Space Center Houston | Daily – Embark on an 50-minute immersive film, narrated and co-written by Tom Hanks, bringing lunar exploration to life. Included with admission—$29.95 and up. Screenings run from 10:30am to 3:30pm.

Underground Sounds: Sam Nester in Concert at the Buffalo Bayou Cistern | Daily – The Australian-born trumpet player, composer and sound artist performs a concert in the incredible, underground space. $25. 5:30 and 6:30pm.

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. $34. Future dates available. 6pm and 8:15pm nightly.

4th Wall Theatre Co.: Topdog/Underdog at Spring Street Studios | Thursday to Saturday | Final Weekend – It’s your last chance to catch this play about two brothers’ lifetime of sibling rivalry and resentment that was so popular with audiences, the company extended the run. $52 and up. Showtimes vary.

Death of a Salesman at The Rec Room | Thursday to Saturday – The theater opens its 2025 season with this American theater classic, telling the story of a salesman named Willy Loman who is trying to achieve the American dream. $20 and up. Showtimes vary.

Main Street Theater for Youth: Elephant & Piggie: We Are In A Play at MATCH | Thursday to Saturday – The beloved Mo Willems characters take to the stage in a musical that’s perfect for pre-K and up. $24 and up. Showtimes vary.

Comedian Nick Swardson at Houston Improv | Thursday to Sunday – A regular on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Conan, the comic brings his unique viewpoint to H-Town for 6 sets.  $70 for 2 and up. Times vary.

Houston Ballet: The Sleeping Beauty at Wortham Center | Thursday to Sunday – The timeless fairy tale tells the enchanting story of Princess Aurora, cursed into a deep sleep and awakened by true love’s kiss. $25 and up. Showtimes vary.

Annual Book Sale & Rosenberg Day at Rosenberg Library in Galveston | Friday & Saturday | FREE – Embark on a literary treasure hunt of unique gently-used books, CDs, DVDs, and more. The sale continues on Saturday’s Rosenberg Day, with vendors, live music, games, hands-on activities, vendors, and more. Times vary.

Performing Arts Houston: The Great Gatsby Ballet at Wortham Center | Friday & Saturday – The World Ballet Company dances into the glitz, glamor, and tragic romance of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel. $45 and up. 7pm both nights.

The Big Bounce America at SaberCats Stadium | Friday to Sunday – The Big Bounce America brings the world’s largest bounce house to SaberCats Stadium. $22 for ages 3 and under; $35 for ages 7 and under, $35 for ages 15 and under; $45 for adults only, with dedicated time slots for each. Times vary.

Je’Caryous Johnson’s Games Women Play at Bayou Music Center | Friday to Sunday  – The writer, producer and director brings a laugh-out-loud play written by Carl Payne about relationships to H-Town. $51 and up. Showtimes vary.

​​The Complete Walking Tour of Houston: History, Architecture & Street Art in Downtown | Saturday & 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 both days.

Galveston Craft Show 2025 at the Galveston Island Convention Center | Saturday & Sunday – Find one-of-a-kind, handmade items from talented artisans, including jewelry, home décor, bath and body products, and more at a 2-day celebration of craft and creativity. $15 1-day pass, $20 both days. Times vary.

Houston Oddities & Curiosities Expo 2025 at George R. Brown Convention Center | Saturday & Sunday – The world’s largest traveling oddities event showcases vendors, artists and dealers focusing on the weird—taxidermy, halloween pieces, antiques, quack medical devices, creepy clothing, odd jewelry, funeral items and more. $12 and up. Times vary.

Kiss Me, I’m Irish: Houston St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl in Midtown | Saturday & St. Patrick’s Day, Monday – Start off at historic Leon’s Lounge and enjoy entry and drink specials at ​​the Dogwood, Maple Leaf Pub, Playground, Pour Behaviour, Reset, and Wooster’s Garden. $20. Times vary.

St. Paddy’s Weekend at Little Woodrow’s EaDo | Saturday to St. Patrick’s Day, Monday | No Cover – Little Woodrow’s supersized outpost by the soccer stadium hosts 3 days of live music, entertainment, and specials celebrating all things Irish. Times vary.

Zoppé Family Italian Circus at Stewart Beach | Daily | Ongoing – Captivating audiences for generations, the charming old world one ring circus delights with breathtaking acrobatics, equestrian stunts, clowns, and heartfelt storytelling in Galveston. Showtimes vary.

Cirque du Soleil: Echo at Sam Houston Race Park | Daily | Ongoing – The world-renowned Cirque du Soleil’s Echo is a brand-new production blending its signature acrobatics, captivating visuals, and enchanting characters. $60 and up, but you may find cheaper or better seats on the TicketNetwork resale market and save 20% off your tickets with promo code HOUSTON20. Showtimes vary.

The Empire Strips Back: A Burlesque Parody at Silver Street Studios | Daily | Ongoing – The age 18+ parody drops classic Star Wars characters into the world of burlesque—scantily clad and seriously sultry. Future dates available. $54 and up. Showtimes vary.

Drunk Shakespeare at the Emerald Theatre | Daily | Ongoing – Five fearless actors take on a Shakespearian classic after downing several shots of assorted liquors, sending the show in unexpected directions. $29 and up. Future dates available. Showtimes vary.

Thursday, March 13, 2025

Open Garden Day at Discovery Garden in La Marque | FREE – Explore all types of gardens from vegetables to ornamental gardens at the 4-acre demonstration space. 9am to 11am.. 

Flower Pressing at George Ranch Historical Park – Learn how to press and preserve flowers, as part of the ranch’s spring break offerings. Included with admission. $16, $11 ages 4 to 12, free 3 and under. 10am and noon.

Stretch & Breathe: Yoga for Youngsters at the Jesse H. Jones Central Library | FREE with RSVP – The Houston Public Library hosts a session for kids ages 6 to 10, where they’ll learn new poses and stretch their imaginations. RSVP required. 11am.

Family Free Night at Galveston Children’s Museum | FREE – Everyone is welcome to experience the joy of discovery and play, while making memories filled with curiosity, creativity, and laughter at the free monthly night. 4pm.

My Morning Jacket: is Listening Party at Cactus Music | FREE – Roll up to get an early listen to My Morning Jacket’s new album, and enjoy free Star Pizza and Saint Arnold brews, plus posters and stickers and a chance to win prizes. 5:30pm.

Author Ellie Cosimano at Murder by the Book | FREE – The author discusses her Finlay Donovan series and its latest entry, Finlay Donovan is Digging Her Own Grave. 6:30pm.

St. Patrick’s Bingo Bash at Texas Biergarten | No Cover – The Missouri City spot hosts this evening of fun, prizes and fundraising. Bingo cards are $1 each. 6:30pm.

Rodeo Houston Volunteer Appreciation Day: Jon Pardi in Concert at NRG Stadium – Turning a spotlight on the unsung volunteers of the city’s major event, the country star headlines on the rotating stage. $25 and up, or check for cheaper or hard-to-get seats on the resale market and save 20% with promo code HOUSTON20. 6:45pm rodeo; 9pm concert.

Andy Grammer in Concert at House of Blues – The feel good singer-songwriter known for hits like “Keep Your Head Up”, “Honey, I’m Good”, and “These Tears” brings his Monster tour to Downtown HTX. $49.50 and up. 7pm.

Reverend Horton Heat in Concert at White Oak Music Hall – Texas’ own rockabilly and psychobilly trio brings the energy to WOMH’s downstairs stage. $30. 7pm.

Tribute Thursday: Stoned Immaculate at Warehouse Live Midtown | No Cover – Rock to a live cover tribute to Jim Morrison and the doors. 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. 7pm.

Angelo Moore & The Brand New Step Album Release Party at The Continental Club – The legendary frontman of ska-punk band Fishbone brings a raucous night of punk, neo-soul, hip hop, jazz and electronic dance music to Midtown. Dem Roots Music opens. $15; $20 day of. 8:30pm.

Swipe Right Comedy Dating Game at The Riot Comedy Club – Comedians Jeff Joe and Lotto Marie head up a series of games with newly matched singles and couples in a hilarious live alternative to all those tired dating apps. $8 and up. 9pm.

Friday, March 14, 2025

Texas Wilds Closing Weekend at Foltz Fine Arts | FREE – It’s your last weekend to catch the Upper Kirby gallery’s exhibit celebrating Texas’ flora and fauna with works by multiple artists. 11am to 5pm.

Forest Terrarium DIY Workshop at Houston Botanic Garden – Get your hands dirty as you create your very own garden terrarium in a 90-minute workshop. $50. 2pm.

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 doggie goodies like bandanas, treats, and waste bags. Future dates available. 5pm to 7pm.

Candlelight Concert: Tribute to A.R. Rahman at Majestic Metro – The Divisi String Quartet performs songs by the Indian musical composer and record producer, including ​​”Ghanan Ghanan”, “Ishq Bina”, “Jiya Jale” and more under the glow of candlelight. Future dates available. $55 and up. 6:30pm and 8:30pm. 

Rodeo Houston: Journey in Concert at NRG Stadium – Sing along to hits like “Don’t Stop Believin’” and “Any Way You Want It” as the legendary ’70s and ’80s arena rock act takes the Rodeo stage. $25 and up, or check for cheaper or hard-to-get seats on the resale market and save 20% with promo code HOUSTON20. 6:45pm rodeo; 9pm concert.

Season Opener: Houston Dash vs Washington Spirit at Shell Energy Stadium – The Dash take to the pitch under the leadership of new coach Fabrice Gautrat as the face off against the women of Washington DC. $23 and up. 7pm.

Houston Rockets vs. Dallas Mavericks at the Toyota Center – The Rockets face off against the boys from up I-45. $26 and up. 7pm.

Moonlight Movies: The Princess Bride Movie Screening at MFAH – Grab your spot on the Glassell School of Art’s sloping roof to catch the beloved 1987 classic fairy tale film (PG). $20; $15 members. 8pm.

Ak’chamel in Concert at Hardy & Nance Studios | FREE – The mysterious collective Ak’chamel with a sound comprising desert-scorched psychedelia, post-apocalyptic shamanism, and lo-fi ritual-folk performs live in Downtown’s warehouse district. 8pm.

Party 101 with Matt Bennett at House of Blues – The DJ and actor known for playing Robbie Shapiro in the Nickelodeon sitcom Victorious comes to Houston, spinning nostalgic tunes in Downtown. $24 and up. 8pm.

Chandler Pearson in Concert at Goode Company Armadillo Palace | No Cover – Belly up to the bar for a live show from the Lubbock country outfit. 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 in elaborate costumes and high production quality. Future dates available. $35 includes your first drink. 8pm and 10pm.

Jacquees in Concert at Warehouse Live Midtown – Known for his hits “B.E.D.” and “At the Club”, the R&B singer takes to the stage at the former Rise Rooftop. $25. 9pm.

Guy Forsyth in Concert at McGonigal’s Mucky Duck – Austin’s acclaimed blues rock musician, singer, storyteller and songwriter brings the show to the Duck for one night. $34 and up. 9:30pm.

Vortxz Tour Kickoff Party at The Continental Club  – The local indie Latino rock trio celebrates the launch of their Texas, Arizona and West Coast tour with a live party and concert at the Mid Main mainstay. $25; $30 day of. 9:30pm.

Chris Luno DJ Set at Bauhaus – The Berlin-based DJ and YouTuber brings his style to Downtown H-Town. $10 and up. 10pm to 2am. 

Noizu Live Set at Stereo Live – The Los Angeles DJ, known for blending UK house music with L.A. dance scene beats, takes to the stacks in West Houston. $14.99. 10pm to 2am.

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