Plan Your Weekend: November 3 to 6, 2022

• 8th Annual Park to Port Bike Ride at Hermann Park – Join fellow cycling enthusiasts for this 20-mile round-trip ride that takes you along the beautiful Bayou Greenway bike trail, all the way to the Port of Houston. $40. 7:30am.
• Transforming Urban Spaces Bus Tour at the Water Works at Buffalo Bayou Park – Jump on board for a unique look at the city of Houston, exploring historic and industrial sites from Shepherd Drive to the Port of Houston Turning Basin. $50. 8:45am to noon.
• Coffee & Cars at Post Houston | No Cover – Pick up a cup of Joe and stroll through the venue’s east parking lot as you check out a killer display of luxury and exotic vehicles. 9am to 11am.
• Plant-A-Palooza at Houston Arboretum & Nature Center | FREE – Come help the arboretum plant Arboretum-grown native grasses and wildflowers to help enhance this important ecosystem. The hands-on event is for ages 16 and up. Registration required. 9am to noon.
• Holiday Soul Nutcracker Market at the Power Center – Support a wide array of small business owners at this one-day shopping market that features holiday decor, gifts, clothing, food and more that highlight the culture and lifestyle of communities of color. $20 in advance; $27 at the door. 9am to 7pm.
• Puptopia Festival at Discovery Green – Furry friends and their owners can come out and enjoy this special, doggie-centric day that includes entertainment, a dog day spa, PAWground activities, vendors and a K-9 Lounge. $30. 10am to 5pm.
• Sienna Art Festival at Sawmill Lake Club – Artists from around the region will display and sell a unique variety of items at this art market in Missouri City. Guests can also enjoy food, wine and live music. Kid-friendly activities such as face painting, balloon art and more are also scheduled. $10. 10am to 5pm.
• Hands-On Houston Family Festival at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft | FREE – This community event offers guests the chance to create their own crafts, enjoy the CraftTexas2022 exhibition and sample food from the Moon Rooster food truck. 11am to 3pm.
• First Saturday Arts Market at 19th Street in the Heights | No Cover – Browse artisan goods from dozens of local artists, and take in a family-friendly atmosphere of live music, beer and wine, and more at this Saturday evening market in the Heights. 11am to 6pm.
• Hollerpalooza at Holler Brewing Co. | FREE – Enjoy a day of food, brews, music and more in celebration of the Arts District brewery’s 6th anniversary. VIP tickets are $65 and include early entry and other goodies. 11am to 10pm.
• Fall Fest & Artisan Market at B-52 Brewing | No Cover – Head out to Conroe for a family-friendly day of shopping local vendors, sipping craft brews, live music and other fun festivities. Noon to 5pm.
• One-Year Anniversary and Holiday Wine Tasting at Bodega Bellaire | No Cover – Stop in and sample from more than 25 bottles of wine, an assortment of bites and nonalcoholic libations at this anniversary bash. Bonus: 10 percent of the weekend’s sales along with proceeds from the bodega’s wine raffle go to the Houston Food Bank, so you can drink and shop for a good cause. Noon to 5pm.
• 2nd Annual Día de los Muertos Parade & Festival at Sam Houston Park | FREE – Join in festivities for this celebration that includes concessions, arts and crafts and more. Guests are welcome to join the parade, but traditional attire—full of pageantry and beauty—is recommended. 2pm to 10pm.
• 2022 Wild West Brewfest at Typhoon Texas Waterpark – More than 80 breweries offering more than 600 kinds of beer will be in attendance, along with live bands and food trucks. $50 and up. 3pm to 9pm.
• Venus Rising Opening Reception at Archway Gallery | FREE – The Montrose gallery hosts a reception marking the opening of an exhibit of paintings by artist Barbara Able, who will discuss her work at 6:30pm. Light bites and wine are available, as is complimentary valet. 5pm to 8pm.
• Majic Under the Stars at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion – This evening concert fest includes performances by Bell Biv Devoe, En Vogue, Tony! Toni! Toné! and Stokley. $49.50 and up. 5:30pm.
• Urban Nights: A Communal Art Experience at Moody Center for the Arts | FREE – Rice University hosts this multi-site presentation, allowing guests to experience food, dance, music, spoken word performances, art installations and other creative endeavors. 6pm to 10pm.
• Repsychadelic at the Orange Show – The visual arts organization’s 41st Annual Gala features music from the Commodores and includes food, wine, music and more. $1,000 and up. 7pm.
• Shinyribs in Concert at Last Concert Cafe – The Austin-based, Southern soul swamp funk act takes to the stage just north of Downtown. $20 and up. 7pm.
• Diwali Festival at the Fountains on the Lake in Stafford – Celebrate the Indian festival that commemorates the triumph of light over darkness at this family-friendly party featuring rides, a DJ, street foods, a bazaar, an Indian concert and fireworks. 7pm to midnight. 
• Jennifer Grey at Congregation Beth Israel – The actress, known for her roles in Dirty Dancing and Ferris Beuller’s Day Off, discusses her new memoir, Out of the Corner, as part of the 50th Ann and Stephen Kaufman Jewish Book and Arts Festival. $12; $35 includes a copy of the book. 7:30pm.
• Comedian Marc Maron at Wortham Center – The comedian, actor and host known for his landmark podcast WTF with Marc Maron, which has featured huge figures like Robin Williams, Keith Richards and President Barack Obama, comes to Downtown on his This May Be the Last Time Tour. $43 and up. 8pm.
• Highly Suspect in Concert at 713 Music Hall – The hard rock band comes to Downtown, performing songs from their brand new release, The Midnight Demon Club. $39.50 and up. 8pm.
• Club ‘90s: Un Verano Contigo at House of Blues – This Bad Bunny-themed night has reggaeton hits playing all night long. $17 and up. 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 this week’s list, local attractions and destinations, or browse Houston Experiences to save on museum passes, tours, and more.

• Sunday Funday Destinations Around Greater Houston – Not sure where to get your midday Sunday good vibes on? Find the best daytime destinations to wrap up your weekends—or keep them going in this case of this long Labor Day Weekend around the H-Town metro—in EaDo and the East End, Montrose’s Westheimer Curve, Midtown, Garden Oaks/Oak Forest, Arts District Houston, River Oaks District, The Woodlands, Clear Lake, the “Gayborhood” and other LGBTQ+ favorites, and more. Times vary.
• Memorial City Market on Gessner Road | FREE – Make an early dent in your holiday shopping at an outdoor market while enjoying live music and family friendly, all ages entertainment that includes a petting zoo, trackless train rides, and photo ops at Stevie the Photo Bus. 10am to 2pm.
• Yoga on Tap at Eureka Heights Brewing Co. | No Cover – Join Ascent Yoga for a 60-minute session suitable for all fitness levels, and stick around after class for $2 off drafts. Noon to 1pm.
• Dream With Alebrijes Fall Festival at Museum of Fine Arts Houston | FREE – This family-friendly event features the unveiling of six temporary statues by Latine artists, who’ve created the artworks inspired by Mexican folk art. You’ll also have the chance to participate in art-making activities, enjoy music and dance performances, and pick up food and baked goods from local vendors. 1pm to 6pm.
• Houston Classic at Houston Polo Club – See all the action of the Houston Classic, complete with a player parade, Champagne divot stomp at half time and a trophy presentation. Ruth’s Chris steakhouse provides casual concessions and a premium bar. $15.50 and up. 2pm.
• Garage Arts Project: Bridges Collaboration Festival at the Sunset Coffee Building – This second edition of the Bridges Collaboration Festival in Downtown features four performances, each a commissioned, multidisciplinary collaboration between Texas-based artists, spanning genres ranging from hip-hop and Bharatanatyam to Flamenco guitar and Taiko drums, making it a one-of-a-kind experience. $18. 2pm to 5:30pm.
• Inprint Cool Brains! presents Tae Keller at Meyerland PVA Middle School | No Cover – The popular 2021 Newberry Award–winning middle-grade writer discusses her latest novel, Mihi Ever After, the story of three friends who fall into a fairytale world. There will be a Q&A, as well as a book signing following the discussion. Books will also be available for purchase at the event. 3pm.
• Cultivators’ Cocktails at the Treehouse at The Grove – Urban Harvest’s Cultivators are invited to a special, extended cocktail hour at the Treehouse at The Grove at Discovery Green, featuring Dumpling Haus, Karuna’s Kitchen, Papalo Mercado, and Sallyz Kitchen from the Saturday Farmers Market. There will also be special cocktails, raffle prizes, and more. Free for Urban Harvest Cultivator members; $125 for guests. 5pm to 7pm.
• Urban Harvest Sunday Supper at The Grove – Held in conjunction with the Cultivators’ Cocktails on the upper floor of The Grove, this annual fundraiser from Urban Harvest celebrates local food and culinary excellence with a multi-course, family-style meal, featuring five esteemed Houston chefs—Ryan Williams of The Grove, Justin Basye of Goode Co, Alyssa Dole of LuLoo’s Day & Night, Tony Luhrman of El Topo, and Chase Voelz of Bludorn. $325. 5:15pm to 10:15pm.
• French, Peruvian & Ecuadorian Wine Dinner at Maison Pucha Bistro – Guest chef Antonio Rossell joins forces with Manuel Pucha and Victor Hugo Pucha to host a five-course dinner with wine pairings. $149 per person. 5pm to 8pm.
• Danmar Productions presents Olé La La Show at Berry Center of Northwest Houston – This unique, full-scale live Flamenco show features an evening of illusion, elegance, sequins and feathers intertwined in a story of love and betrayal. $35 and up. 5:30pm.
• Axiom Quartet in Concert at Holocaust Museum Houston | FREE – The chamber quartet, in partnership with the museum and the Polish consulate presents a powerful concert of works by Polish and Polish-born composers. Registration required. 6pm.
• Oxtail Mashup at Project Row Houses – This culinary event brings together some of the industry’s most sought-after chefs and bartenders for a stellar ‘mashup’ of food, drink, art, music and a spirited battle in the lush gardens of Project Row Houses. Top talent this year includes Darius King of Gatlin’s Fins & Feathers, Joseph Boudreaux of Boo’s Burgers and The Tipping Point, Nynechia Afriyie of Bar 5015, Jennifer Guerrero of Miss Carousel and Megan Cunningham of Grand Prize Bar, among many others. $95 and up. 6pm to 9pm.
• Beabadoobee in Concert at White Oak Music Hall – The Filipino British indie space rock extraordinaire is swooping through the Space City in support of her second studio album, Beatopia. $25 and up. 8pm.
• Spacey Jane in Concert at Warehouse Live – The Australian indie rock band performs live, supporting their chart-topping album, Here Comes Everybody. $20. 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 this week’s list, local attractions and destinations, or browse Houston Experiences to save on museum passes, tours, and more.

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