Saturday, June 13, 2026
Let’s Play Soccer Party at Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center – Join a kids celebration of movement, play, and healthy-body goals. Included with $15 admission. 9am to 5pm. Learn more.
Yoga Better at Discovery Green | FREE with RSVP – Begin your weekend in the heart of Downtown at an all-levels yoga class. 9am. RSVP.
JiggAerobics: East River Fit at East River | FREE with RSVP – Get ready to dance and sweat in the East End. 10am. RSVP.
2026 Juneteenth Parade in Third Ward | FREE to Watch – Join in or cheer on a celebration parade from Wheeler Avenue to Emancipation Park, southeast of Downtown Houston. 10am to noon. Learn more.
Main Street Theater for Youth: The True Story of the Three Little Pigs at MATCH – Kids pre-K and older can delight at a new take on the classic tale, as the Big Bad Wolf takes center stage in the “Trial of the Century.” $24+. 10:30am and 1:30pm. Get tickets.
Leather Belt Workshop at HCCC – Craft your own classic leather belt in a beginner workshop led by artist Brian Weekes. $135; $120 members. 11am. Get tickets.
National Rosé Day Provençal Pool Party at La Colombe d’Or Hotel – Montrose’s boutique high-rise hotel hosts a sun-drenched afternoon inspired by the beauty and charm of the French Riviera. $71. 11am to 2pm. Get tickets.
The Book Dragon Festival at Post Houston – Meet 30+ sci-fi, fantasy and paranormal authors selling their books and check out flash tattoos, a vendor market, book swap, and more. $38. 11am to 5pm. Get tickets.
Afternoon Tea: Sweet & Tart at Central Market Cooking School – Learn some history about tea, how to make it, and how to serve it in a relaxing class. $75. Noon. Get tickets.
Tamales 101 Class at Sylvia’s Enchilada Kitchen – The TexMex favorite on Eldridge hosts its final spring cooking class, where participants learn craft pork and chicken tamales. $75. 1pm. Get tickets.
Juneteenth on Screen: Stories of Freedom, Resistance & Legacy at Post Houston | FREE with RSVP – Buffalo Soldiers National Museum hosts award-winning documentarian Gordon S. Williams who shares 4 powerful documentaries in a 90-minute show. 1pm. RSVP.
2026 Galveston Island Juneteenth Festival & Celebration at Menard Park | FREE – Join an early celebration of Juneteenth, in the seaside town where it began, at a fest offering live music and entertainment, a variety of food and marketplace vendors, and more all ages fun. 1pm to 8pm. Learn more.
Astroworld Employee Reunion at Giant Texas Distilling | No Cover – Onetime Astroworlders are invited to share memories of life at Houston’s lost, but not forgotten amusement park. 4pm to 9pm. Learn More.
White Linen Night at League City Historic District | FREE – Wear white and explore 3-block downtown League City, enjoying live music, working artists, food and drink, and more. 4pm to 8pm. Learn more.
Convergence Art Reception at Winter Street Studios | FREE – Spy artworks showcasing the rainbow as metaphor, structure, and inspiration for pieces emphasizing how communities are shaped in a fundraiser for LGBT+ youth. 5pm to 7pm. Learn more.
Two-year Anniversary Party at Nori Nori – The Asia Town restaurant hosts an evening of tastings, drinks, a bluefin tuna carving demo, and more. $200+. 5:30pm to 11pm. Get tickets.
Asian Dumplings Cooking Class at AC Hotel Houston Downtown – Learn to make authentic dumplings from scratch alongside an expert chef in a 2-hour hands-on class. $69. 6pm. Get tickets.
Author Kristina Forest at Kindred Stories – The bestselling writer discusses and signs her new romance novel, The Summer Girlfriend, in Third Ward. $25 includes the book. 6pm. Get tickets.
Galveston ArtWalk in Historic Downtown Galveston | FREE – Step into the island’s thriving arts scene—exploring galleries, meeting artists, enjoying vino and food, finding one-of-a-kind works, and more. 6pm to 9pm. Learn more.
Kam Franklin in Concert at 1859 St. Joseph’s Church – Houston’s own singer-songwriter and producer—best known as The Suffers’ lead singer—performs a solo show live in the intimate Galveston church. $38. 7pm. Get tickets.
Yebba in Concert at White Oak Music Hall – The singer-songwriter brings her mix of R&B, soul, jazz, gospel, and indie-folk to the 19th Street stage. $57+. 7pm. Get tickets.
Candlelight: A Tribute to Bad Bunny Concert at Lone Star Flight Museum – Experience the 1-hour multi-sensory stringmulti-sensory string concert covering the Puerto Rican star’s hits, including “La Canción”, “Moscow Mule”, and “La Noche de Anoche”. $70+. 7pm. Get tickets.
Charlie Puth in Concert at 713 Music Hall – The pop singer and influencer brings the Whatever’s Clever! World Tour to the Downtown. $76+. 7:30pm. Get tickets.
Taylorville in Concert at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion – The unofficial Taylor Swift tribute brings all the Eras feels to The Woodlands for Swifties of all ages. $25+. 8pm. Get tickets.
Yo Quiero Bailar Fest at Warehouse Live – The Midtown rooftop hosts a lineup featuring One Six, Vala, J-Star and Chico playing a night reggaeton and dembow to keep the dancefloor busy. $21+. 9pm. Get tickets.
Emo Pride Night with Shosty at The Continental Club – Feel all the feels at a LGBT+ and allies dance party supporting the Trevor Project. $13+. 9pm. Get tickets.
Candlelight: A Tribute to Bad Bunny Concert at Lone Star Flight Museum – Experience the 1-hour multi-sensory stringmulti-sensory string concert covering the Puerto Rican star’s hits, including “La Canción”, “Moscow Mule”, and “La Noche de Anoche.” $65+. 9:15pm. Get tickets.
Saturday Night: Celebrate Before Sunday Soccer at Social Beer Garden HTX | No Cover – The Midtown hotspot hosts an electrifying pre-game party on the eve of Sunday’s thrilling Germany vs. Curacao World Cup soccer match, played in Houston. 10pm to 2am. Learn more.
DJ Night: DJ Seinfeld Live Set at Art Club in Post Houston – The Swedish DJ’s blend of lo-fi house, breakbeat, jungle, and emotive electronica takes over the dancefloor. $37+. 10am to 3pm. Get tickets.
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Sunday, June 14, 2026
TEDx Third Ward Salon at MATCH – A local edition of the popular YouTube-primed speaker series features 6 distinct sessions presenting creatives and community builders sharing stories on how to build a better world. $79 session; $149 day pass. Every 2 hours from 9am to 9pm. Get tickets.
National Bourbon Day at Ouisie’s Table – Buy any entree at the River Oaks restaurant and get a flight of 3 pours of Elijah Craig, Hirsch Horizon and Basil Hayden bourbons for an extra $20. 10am to 9pm. Learn more.
World Cup: Germany vs. Curaçao at Houston Stadium in NRG Park – Houston’s first hosted World Cup game pits the Deutsch powerhouse against the small Caribbean island nation—on their first time in the global championship. $542+. Noon. Get tickets.
Groovy Sugar Cookie Decorating Class at Megatron Brewery – Dabble Bakery leads a 2-hour pop-up class at the Kingwood brewery. $68. 2pm. Get tickets.
Boo85, Chaney Sinclaire &Painterly in Concert at Dan Electro’s – Austin’s Boo85 and Painterly are joined by Houston’s Chaney Sinclaire for a day of infectious pop hooks, danceable grooves, and electric live energy. $13+. 2:30pm to 5:30pm. Get tickets.
The Dark Knight Movie Screening at MFAH – Enjoy a showing of Christopher Nolan’s 2008 sequel (PG-13) to his film Batman Begins, with its incredible performance by Heath Ledger as The Joker. $9; $7 for members, students with ID and ages 65+. 3pm. Get tickets.
5th Annual Emancipation Gospel Celebration at The Grand 1894 Opera House – Four-time Grammy-winner and multiple Stellar and GMA Dove Award winner Karen Clark Sheard headlines a concert celebrating freedom. $28+. 4pm. Get tickets.
Los Skarnales & Pachuco Boogie Sound System in Concert at Discovery Green | FREE – The park debuts a soccer summer concert series showcasing local H-Town talents. 5pm to 7pm. Get tickets.
Preservation Houston: Market Square Architecture Walk in Downtown – The 90-minute walk traces the rise and decline of one of Houston’s historic commercial centers. $15; $10 members. 6pm. Get tickets.
Comedian Chinedu at The Riot Comedy Club – The Houston comic comes home to share his sharp observations, hilarious storytelling, and viral comedy on the Montrose comedy stage. $29+ 6pm. Get tickets.
Tejano Music Night at Kemah Boardwalk | FREE – The summer music series continues with shows by Monica’s Bidi Bidi and Jenny B. 6pm to 10pm. Learn more.
Buckethead in Concert at House of Blues – The guitarist and multi-instrumentalist known for his innovative electric guitar skills closes out the weekend in Downtown’s music hall. $41. 7pm. Get tickets.
UFC Freedom 250: Topuria vs. Gaethje Watch Party at Social Beer Garden HTX – See the UFC Freedom 250 match broadcast live from Washington, DC on Midtown’s massive outdoor LED screen. 7pm to 1am. Learn more.
Stewart Copeland in Concert at The Heights Theater – The drummer, a famous founding member of 1980s rock sensation The Police, arrives in H-Town on the Have I Said Too Much tour. $81. 8pm. Get tickets.
Buffalo Bayou Cruise: Bats in Downtown – Sail the scenic Buffalo Bayou on a 90-minute, guided tour to Waugh Drive Bridge to see 250,000+ Mexican free-tailed bats emerge from under the bridge at dusk. $30. 7:20pm. Get tickets.
New Moon Yoga & Meditation with Sound Bath at Orange Show World HQ – Prime your body and spirit for the next cycle of the moon and the month that follows at a yoga and mediation session to heal and cleanse. $20+ 7pm. Get tickets.
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