Houston is bringing the energy this Saturday and all week long, so clear your calendar and get ready for an incredible lineup of events you will not want to miss.

Kicking off the weekend, the 10th Annual All White Day Party is happening this Saturday, August 16 at 2200 Main Street from 3 to 8 pm. Hosted by the Phenomenal Pearls Educational and Charitable Foundation and the Houston Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi, this signature party is all about fun for a cause. DJs will keep the tunes spinning, delicious food and drink specials will be flowing, and all proceeds support scholarships for Houston’s youth. All white attire is highly encouraged but not required, so grab your friends, look stylish, and do good all at once according to the event organizers.

If you live for live music, tonight is your night at the Toyota Center because Swedish rock legends Ghost take the stage for their Skeletour World Tour. Doors open at 6:30 pm and the show starts at 8. This live ritual promises incredible visuals and a phone-free environment, so you can be fully swept up by the theatrics and sound. Leave the phone tucked away and let yourself be part of something epic—details courtesy of the Toyota Center.

House and techno fans, don’t miss techknoW at Bauhaus Houston, running this Saturday night from 9 pm to 4 am at 1803 Pease Street. This party pulses with house, tech house, and other electronic beats brought in by top DJs. Admission is free before 11:30 pm, so arrive early and get ready to dance the night away at Houston’s electronic epicenter, as confirmed by Bauhaus Houston.

If art and immersive experiences are your scene, ARTECHOUSE is a must. Rolling Stones presents: AMPLIFIED at ARTECHOUSE wraps you in the history of rock and roll with a 270-degree visual and auditory exhibition, mixing iconic magazine covers and rare footage for something totally unique. Also at ARTECHOUSE, get hands-on with singing plants and interactive cocktails at Blooming Wonders, where art and technology twist together for a sensory adventure. These vibrant exhibitions are detailed by Houston On The Cheap.

For those craving theater and laughter, Agatha Christie's The Mirror Crack’d puts you in the thick of a dark, murderous mystery while Drunk Romeo and Juliet guarantees comic chaos when one performer takes five shots before hitting the stage.

Fans of country and classic tunes should drop by Stages for Honky Tonk Laundry, where you'll be treated to a musical comedy packed with hits from Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire.

Don’t forget ongoing events like Verdant Laboratory, an art and nature exhibition at Architecture Center Houston, the Flow & Breath wellness series at Trebly Park, and markets and movie nights happening all week downtown, according to Downtown Houston’s event calendar.

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