Updated Tuesday, June 11, 2024 at 1:30pm

Find the perfect things to do in Houston this weekend with our Weekend Guide for Thursday, June 13 to Sunday, June 16, 2024.

This weekend is packed with Juneteenth celebrations in Houston and across the birthplace of the holiday in Galveston.

Plus, you can get into plenty of Father’s Day happenings, Pride Month events, and much more in Greater Houston.

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All Weekend Long

• Houston Astros vs. Detroit Tigers at Minute Maid Park | Friday to Sunday – Come out to cheer on the ‘hometown ‘Stros as they welcome the team from Motor City for a three-game series. Through the weekend, early arriving fans can snag giveaways like a Jose Altuve bobblehead, an Astros Hawaiian shirt, and a travel tumbler. $29 and up. Times vary.
• Comedian Tommy Davidson at Houston Improv | Friday to Sunday – The actor and comedian, known for the hit show In Living Color, performs five shows across the weekend. The seasoned performer brings the hilarity in dozens of films and TV shows, so get ready for lots of laughs. $54 and up. Times vary.
• Houston Ballet presents Four Seasons at Wortham Center | Friday to Sunday – This mixed rep program showcases the ballet’s depth of artistry. The program is highlighted by four dances, including Tchaikovsky’s Pas de Deux and the world premiere of choreographer Dwight Rhoden’s The Four Seasons, set to the recognizable music of Antonio Vivaldi. $45 and up. Times vary.
• Institute of Contemporary Dance 2 presents Acceleration at MATCH | Friday & Saturday – Come to Midtown for this concert of original choreography featuring some of Houston’s up-and-coming dancers. The dancers will also be revisiting works from HC2’s inaugural season. $25. Times vary.
• Megan Thee Stallion at Toyota Center | Friday & Saturday – The Houston hitmaker returns to her hometown for back-to-back concerts in downtown, just days before dropping her third album, Megan. $100 and up. 7pm both nights.
• Juneteenth: A Musical Journey Through Eras at Miller Outdoor Theatre | Friday & Saturday | FREE – This special two-night concert series offers a poignant exploration of Black music’s evolution—and the reflections and impacts of history. Each night features different focuses, from the R&B, gospel and blues of 1960 to 1980, to the rise of hip-hop and beyond from 1980 to 2000. 8:30pm both nights.
• Shop Local Market Father’s Day Weekend at Houston Farmers Market | Saturday & Sunday | FREE – Find unique gifts for dad—including handcrafted items, tasty baked goods, local produce, and more—from 20+ artisans, makers and bakers. 10am to 5pm both days; free yoga class with Black Swan Yoga on Sunday at 9am.
• Tokyo X Festival at NRG Center | Saturday & Sunday – The largest Japanese festival in Houston takes a dive deep into Japanese culture with an array of attractions, including street foods prepared by local Houston chefs, night markets, a car showcase, anime, cosplay, music, live performances, and more. $35 and up. Prices and times vary.
• Purlie Victorious: A Non-Confederate Romp Through the Cotton Patch at Old Central Cultural Center | Daily – Galveston Lighthouse Productions presents the satirical work by the late actor, civil rights activist, and writer Ossie Davis. The play follows the journey of Purlie Victorious Judson, a Black self-made traveling preacher who returns to his segregated Georgia hometown with the bold mission to buy and rehabilitate its derelict church. $25. Times vary.

Thursday, June 13, 2024

Friday, June 14, 2024

• Gotta Go Fast! at Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center – Sonic and Knuckles make a special appearance at the Discovery Center, meeting and taking photos with kiddos. $15. 10am to 2pm.
• Focus Tour: Porcelain at Rienzi – Take an hour-long tour focusing on the artistry of porcelain in this in-depth look at MFAH’s European decorative arts museum. It’s also a chance to understand more about the home’s original owners and their commitment to art. $10. 1pm.
• The Marshall Tucker Band in Concert at Home Run Dugout – The Katy baseball bar hosts the ensemble, known for incorporating blues, country and jazz into an eclectic sound all their own. Helping to create the genre of Southern rock, the band has been performing and cutting records for the last half century. $45. 6:30pm.
• 2nd Annual Juneteenth Comedy Fest at Galveston Convention Center – An all-star lineup headlines this evening of laughs, marking not only the importance of the holiday, but Galveston’s unique role in it. Thea Vidale will be joined by Ben Jackson, Lotto Marie, Craig Bush, Pokey Simmons and many more. $25.99 and up. 7pm to 10pm.
• Bonnie Bishop in Concert at McGonigel’s Mucky Duck – The Grammy-winning country rock singer-songwriter, known for songs like “Women at the Well” and “Every Happiness Under the Sun” performs live on stage at the Upper Kirby music spot. $30 and up. 7pm.
• Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle Movie Screening at Asia Society Texas Center – The comedy buddy film turns 20 and Asia Society celebrates in style. Expect an evening of Harold and Kumar-approved music, Burger-chan grilling up their homage to the White Castle slider, a trivia contest to win official White Castle gift packs, and complimentary drinks. $30. 7pm to 10pm.
• Noche de Cumbia Festival at Axelrad | FREE – Be part of the biggest cumbia party in town. Head to the Third Ward beer garden for an evening of live music from Sonido Sabotaje, Susobrino, Movimiento Cumbia, and more. Ages 21 and up. 7pm.
• Comedian Celeste Barber at 713 Music Hall – The Australian comedian and social media personality comes to Houston as part of her Backup Dancer Tour. With more than seven million Instagram followers, Barber counts Cindy Crawford and Kris Jenner as fans, and is host of the Celeste & Her Best podcast. $41.75 and up. 8pm.
• ITZY in Concert at Smart Financial Centre – The South Korean girl group, known for energetic tracks and themes of female empowerment, perform live in Sugar Land. Since the debut of their first album in 2019, they’ve garnered fans around the world. $72 and up. 8pm.
• The Taylor Party: Taylor Night at White Oak Music Hall – Swifties can head to the Heights to dance the night away to Taylor Swift’s hits and deep tracks. With the artist’s Eras Tour still going strong, expect upbeat energy and lots of singing along. $15 and up. 8pm. 
• Billy Harper Quintet in Concert at the Eldorado Ballroom – The jazz saxophonist and his ensemble perform live at this historic Third Ward location. Known as “The Texas Tenor,” Harper is from Houston and the Eldorado is an important fixture in his life and career. $35. 8:30pm.
• Fever presents Candlelight Spring: From Bach to the Beatles at the Bell Tower on 34th St. – This immersive concert pulls audiences into the music with a multisensory experience. Surrounded by flowers, you’ll listen to selections from Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto and double violin concerto, along with a series of Beatles hits like “Hey, Jude,” “Come Together” and more. $45 and up. 8:45pm.
• Biscits DJ Set at Stereo Live – The tech house DJ and producer performs a live set. EDM.com called his “From the Start” single “irresistible,” while The Lowdown Magazine praised his “Me & U” for its “powerful vocal, groovy basslines and a dynamic build.” $14.99. 10pm.

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