Houston listeners, today is Saturday, September 6, 2025, and this week is absolutely bursting with excitement. If you’re in the city, a highlight this weekend is the Japan Festival Houston, happening both Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM in Hermann Park. The festival is among the largest of its kind in the country and honors both Japanese culture and Houston’s international connections, especially marking the 35th anniversary of the G7 Summit that brought Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu to town. Expect dazzling performances, martial arts demos, delicious Japanese food, refreshing beverages, a bustling vendor market, cosplay, tea ceremonies, and family-friendly activities. Admission is free and everyone’s invited—don’t miss the origami, bonsai, and ikebana flower displays. The City of Houston and Houston Parks and Recreation Department co-sponsor the event.

If you want to channel your inner techie, Impact Hub at The Ion is hosting the Houston Hackathon 2025 today at noon in the Museum District. It’s a fantastic opportunity to mingle with innovators, brainstorm big ideas, and maybe even team up for some friendly competition.

For those who appreciate celestial wonders, the George Observatory's Saturday Stargazing is scheduled for 9 PM. Listeners can engage with astronomers, take in breathtaking telescope views, and get a laser-guided tour of the night sky. Note that tickets are required, and it’s a timed entry event.

Tonight, music lovers can catch Sara Naeini and Reza Rohani live at the Student Center Theater at 8 PM, blending international sounds with local energy. Head downtown at 6 PM for First Fridays at Agora Haus, an ongoing event featuring food, arts, and an energetic local vibe.

Sunday keeps the fun rolling with Tidbits Game Day Market at Armadillo Palace starting at 11 AM—a great spot for unique finds and game day treats. If fashion’s your passion, The Last Supper Fashion Show will be at Ashton Gardens in West Houston at 6 PM.

For a dose of cultural vibrancy, Sunday brings the Brazilian Independence Festival at Powder Keg in Spring Branch West starting at 4 PM, featuring festive music, food, and celebrations of Brazilian heritage.

For those craving Broadway drama, Hobby Center for the Performing Arts is running American Psycho through September 14; it’s perfect for theatergoers looking for something bold and electrifying.

Sports fans, as always, can tap into local bars and catch professional and college games around town, or check out the Bayou Roots Walking Tour available Saturdays until December.

And, for listeners eager to end the month with a bang, Timmy Trumpet is set to perform at Stereo Live Houston on Friday, September 26, at 10 PM. Mark your calendars early if EDM gets you moving.

So whether you’re in the mood for Japanese culture, live music, innovative tech, night sky adventures, fashion, festivals, or just some great eats and sights, Houston has something unforgettable in store this week.

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Good morning Houston and welcome to your week of action-packed events happening between now and the weekend. Whether you love food, culture, music, or just want to explore the city, there is something for every listener.

This Saturday and Sunday, make plans to head to Hermann Park for Japan Festival Houston 2025, a free and vibrant celebration of Japanese culture that will honor the 35th anniversary of the Japanese Garden and the 1990 G7 Summit. Listeners can expect a full lineup of traditional and contemporary performances, Japanese food and drinks, martial arts demonstrations, tea ceremonies, stunning ikebana flower arrangements, cosplay, and interactive family-friendly activities. Vendor markets and cultural exhibits mean you can bring a piece of Japan home, and admission is free, open to all ages. The event runs September 6 and 7 right in Hermann Park, so bring your friends and family and enjoy a weekend immersed in Japanese culture according to the Japan-America Society of Houston.

For those who love good music with a twist, Axelrad Beer Garden is hosting the RnB Mimosa Festival this Sunday, September 7 from 3 to 9 PM. This adults-only festival is all about mimosas—choose from multiple flavors at bars throughout the garden while local vendors serve up tasty bites. The music line-up features the best of RnB, and you can support local business vendors onsite. General admission includes entry and two mimosa tickets, with VIP packages available for those who want a festival t-shirt to remember the weekend. Attendees must be 21 or older and organizers encourage ride shares and safe transportation, as reported by Eventbrite.

If sports are more your speed, check out one of Houston’s renowned sports bars for the big games this week—perfect for catching up with friends and cheering for your favorite team. VisitHoustonTexas.com highlights sports bars across the city with a vibrant atmosphere and passionate crowds.

Cultural lovers, don’t forget Houston’s acclaimed museums and theaters, many of which host events throughout the week. The Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Natural Science are great destinations for exhibition lovers according to the City of Houston calendar. There’s always something exciting in the performing arts scene at the Hobby Center or Jones Hall, and the Miller Outdoor Theatre often presents free, family-friendly performances under the stars.

With so much happening, whether your passion is international festivals, live music, great food and drink, or catching the game, Houston has you covered through the weekend and beyond.

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Houston listeners, get ready for an action-packed week and unforgettable Labor Day weekend right here in the heart of Texas. Today, you can kick off your Saturday night with an electrifying experience at the Bayou Music Center—this is where R&B Only Live brings a DJ-driven dance party that celebrates the very best of R&B from past to present. Expect high energy, lots of singing, and even more dancing as the venue at 520 Texas Avenue transforms into a rhythm-filled haven. VIP options are on offer for those looking to elevate their night, so come as you are and get ready to move according to the official R&B Only site.

Later tonight, another hotspot awaits electronic music fans: Eli Brown headlines Stereo Live Houston over on Richmond Avenue. The doors open at 10 pm, and it’s four hours of EDM intensity through 2 am. This is a popular 18-and-up event, so bring your ID and plan for a late night, as highlighted by Stereo Live’s ticketing page.

If you’re looking for outdoor vibes and free entertainment, Miller Outdoor Theatre is hosting Broadway on the Hill, where notable Broadway stars with Houston roots perform classic and contemporary hits. This live performance starts at 8 pm and is completely free, making it a perfect option for a family evening under the stars. Details can be found on the Miller Outdoor Theatre’s calendar.

Also tonight, head north to the Historic District in League Park for free music courtesy of the League City Folk Association and Historical Society—a great way to enjoy some local culture.

On Sunday, August 31, early birds can take on the Katy Triathlon if you’re feeling sporty—it starts at 6:45 am with a brisk open water swim, followed by a bike ride, and finishes with a scenic run. For those who prefer to celebrate, Waterway Square in The Woodlands hosts a huge Labor Day Festival from 5 to 9 pm. There will be live music, children’s activities, face painting, balloon art, the ever-popular pie-eating contest, and a finale fireworks display to cap off the weekend, as outlined by The Woodlands Township website.

Note to foodies: the R&B Food Truck Festival, originally scheduled for this weekend at BH Ranch, has been rescheduled to October 19 due to expected rain, according to the event’s official announcement. Those with tickets can use them on the new date.

For art lovers, while the next Bayou City Art Festival isn’t until spring 2025, Houston’s museum scene stays vibrant—The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is open throughout Labor Day with exhibitions ranging from contemporary Cuban photography to dazzling Indian textiles, as shown on the museum’s calendar.

Houston is alive this week with music, art, food, and festivals for every mood and age group. Whether you want to dance the night away, catch a Broadway star, dive into a triathlon, or just enjoy fireworks with your family, there’s truly something for everyone.

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Listeners in Houston, whether you’re a lifelong local or just visiting, there’s no shortage of unique, vibrant, and fun activities happening right now and throughout this weekend. If you love live music, art, outdoor adventures, or unbeatable eats, Houston’s calendar is packed.

Today, the George R. Brown Convention Center is hosting IMAGE 2025, the world’s premier geoscience event. Industry experts from all over the globe are sharing innovative insights and groundbreaking technology in energy, carbon capture, and artificial intelligence. If you’re into science, tech, or just want to feel the pulse of future energy trends, you can rub shoulders with leading minds like Sarah Forbes from the US Department of Energy and Andrea Crook, CEO of OptiSeis Solutions. According to the IMAGE 2025 event site, there are hundreds of sessions and booths open to attendees through today.

Tonight, Miller Outdoor Theatre invites you to Broadway on the Hill, an evening celebrating Houston’s Broadway talent as they perform classics and new favorites for free. Just grab a blanket, settle onto the lawn at Hermann Park, and enjoy fresh air and world-class vocals.

For those with a competitive streak, Midtown’s La Calle hosts their legendary Bingo Night at 7 PM every Thursday. For a twist, come hungry because tonight also marks the 4th Annual La Calle Tacos Contest—one intense taco showdown, with 500 tacos on the line for the ultimate champion. According to MidtownHouston.com, participation is open and prizes are delicious.

Looking ahead to Saturday, there’s something for everyone. Kick off your morning at Eleanor Tinsley Park with the Labor Day Run 5K, 10K, and half-marathon, a celebration of the city’s workforce spirit. Then, head to the Lyric Market at 4 PM for Candles & Cocktails with Twilight Candle Company. Enjoy signature drinks while crafting your own custom-scented candle. Admission covers your materials and cocktails, and the vibe is pure Houston creativity.

Saturday night brings something special for music lovers: DREAMS, a powerhouse tribute to Fleetwood Mac, will rock Bad Astronaut Brewing Co. on Fulton Street beginning at 8 PM. Expect high-energy performances and all your favorite hits.

Houston’s weekly Farmers Market runs every Sunday from 8 AM to 2 PM on Airline Drive, according to Buzz by Bee. There’s fresh produce, local crafts, and live music—perfect for an easygoing morning with family or friends.

If you’re feeling adventurous this weekend, Riva Row Boat House in The Woodlands is holding their Starlight Swans and Moonlight Paddle Friday night, where you can kayak or ride swan boats under the stars, all boats decked out in lights.

On Sunday, Waterway Square hosts the free Labor Day Festival. There’s live music, kids’ activities, face painting, a pie-eating contest, and Houston’s signature fireworks display capping off the holiday weekend. According to the Woodlands Township, admission is free and starts at 5 PM.

Those who adore theater can still snag deals during Houston Theater Week, extended thanks to its immense popularity. Houstononthecheap.com confirms buy one, get one free ticket deals for dozens of top local productions through Friday.

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Good morning, Houston has some spectacular events lined up for listeners this weekend and through the week, and whether you are a music lover, foodie, nostalgia buff, or just want to try something new, there is something in the city for you.

Today, the spotlight shines bright on the 2025 Pepsi National Battle of the Bands at NRG Stadium. Doors open at 3 p.m. and showtime kicks off at 4:30 p.m. This is not your average halftime show. Eight of the best HBCU marching bands transform the stadium into an electrifying showcase of sound and school spirit, with this year’s theme ‘Celebrating Champions of Culture’. Alabama A and M, Florida A and M, Jackson State, Prairie View, Texas Southern, and others will go head-to-head in musical glory. Bring your energy for one of the year’s signature events according to the National Battle of the Bands.

For those looking to sip in style, head to Buffalo Bayou Park for the Dukes and Boots Mimosa Festival, running today from noon until ten p.m. at The Water Works. Expect endless mimosas, soulful tunes, a delicious lineup of food trucks, and riverside vibes. Lawn chairs are encouraged for a laidback spot to soak in the music. Your ticket even includes complimentary mimosas, and bottomless packages are available for mimosa enthusiasts according to Eventbrite.

Craving a taste of throwback fun? The Nostalgia Con has transformed the George R. Brown Convention Center into a retro wonderland this weekend. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and again tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., you can browse the sights and sounds of the 1990s and early 2000s, meet celebrity guests, discover rare collectibles, and relive the pop culture magic of yesteryear. It's a stellar stop for fans of all ages according to The Nostalgia Con.

Love art, dancing, and Houston’s pulse? Downtown is buzzing with free events through the week. On Monday, unwind with Relax and Restore yoga at Market Square Park or experience an Oaxacan pop-up at the Four Seasons in the evening. Tuesday brings Get Down Downtown at Market Square Park with live music and family fun. Wednesday features a whiskey sour mixology class at The Finn Cocktail Bar, plus a special panel event reflecting on Hurricane Katrina at 6 p.m. according to Downtown Houston’s official calendar.

Looking ahead to the end of August, Houston Restaurant Weeks continues, making now the perfect time to try some of the city’s top restaurants and support local charities according to Visit Houston Texas. Music fans take note, with KREAM’s Arrival Tour and Eli Brown performing at Stereo Live Houston on Friday and Saturday, plus the R and B Food Truck Festival at BH Ranch for a culinary flavor fest next Saturday, as reported by Eventbrite.

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Looking for a jam-packed week and weekend of things to do in Houston? You have tuned in to the right guide, because Houston is buzzing with everything from soulful R&B, mariachi celebrations, art encounters, family fun, foodie pop-ups, and poolside cinema.

Tonight, Thursday August 21, get into a classic vibe with The Session R and B Jam at Tribeca on Emancipation Avenue. Doors open at 8 pm, for three hours of singing, dancing, and timeless R and B hits performed live. The crowd is 21 and up, so get ready to vibe late into the night.

Starting Friday August 22, the action heats up downtown. The Marriott Marquis Houston is hosting Hulu Presents Summer Poolside Cinema starting at 7:30 pm. Bring your swimsuit and your movie cravings—this poolside movie series is a unique Houston favorite. Looking to kick off your weekend early and chill? Head to Trebly Park for Flow and Breath, a refreshing outdoor yoga class at 10 am. It’s outdoors and open to all, so just bring your mat.

Friday also marks the beginning of the Mariachi Festival at the Wortham Theater Center. Things kick off at 7 pm and you can enjoy mariachi music, ballet folklórico, and a celebration of Hispanic culture all the way through Sunday. Tickets start at 59 dollars; it's a must for fans of Latin music and vibrant costumes.

On Saturday, August 23, celebrate Houston’s history at the Happy Birthday Houston event at Heritage Society Historic Homes. From 1 to 5 pm, enjoy free activities and get to know your city’s roots with historic house tours. If your taste buds are calling, pop in to the Four Seasons Hotel for the Oaxaca’s Sabina Sabe Pop-Up at Bandista, running from 6 to 10 pm, where you can sample unique Oaxacan-inspired cocktails.

Family listeners should note that in The Woodlands, the Children’s Museum spotlights Dolly Parton’s Billy the Kid Makes It Big during Storybook Theatre, with interactive storytelling and live music at 11 am on Friday.

For friends night out, how about supporting local educators with Purse Bingo at the Humble Civic Center? Doors open at 5:30 pm on Friday and you could win bonus prizes and designer bags.

Ongoing at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston is the immersive exhibition Floating World by A A Murakami, running through September. For a perfect Friday night, join their Happy Hour, sip drinks, and enjoy Tango Night in an artsy atmosphere.

From live concerts and rooftop parties to food truck festivals popping up next weekend and even wellness nights at Market Square Park, there is truly something for everyone in Houston this week and weekend, according to event listings by 365 Houston, Downtown Houston, and Community Impact.

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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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Listeners, Houston is popping this week and heading into an electrifying weekend, so let’s jump into what’s happening around town.

Tonight, August fourteenth, you can catch Houston’s electronic club scene at its best when Bauhaus Houston hosts Sound Dojo and Friends. From ten pm till two in the morning, the spotlight is on fresh house and techno talent including KAV, Mariano Schoening, Sam Gorgin, and others. If you RSVP before eleven, admission is free, and it’s strictly twenty-one and up. Bauhaus is located at eighteen-oh-three Pease Street.

Music fans, Saturday brings something epic. GRAMMY-winners Ghost headline the Toyota Center at eight pm on August sixteenth with their Skeletour World Tour, delivering a hard-hitting rock experience. Tickets start at sixty-nine dollars, and you’ll want to snag them quickly according to Houston On The Cheap.

For a change of tempo, Saturday daytime brings the Taste and Treasures Artisan Pop-Up Market from eleven to three at Lyric Market on Smith Street. It’s a local showcase of handmade jewelry, vibrant flowers, vintage clothing and sweet treats—a perfect stop for grabbing a unique Houston souvenir or just enjoying great local flavors.

Rock fans, don’t skip Rolling Stone’s Amplified Immersive Rock Experience at ARTECHOUSE. Open daily through the end of August, this interactive installation surrounds you with a thousand iconic Rolling Stone magazine covers and exclusive rock footage for an audio-visual journey unlike anything else in Houston this season. Admission is between twenty-nine and thirty-nine dollars.

Sunday delivers total entertainment with Drunk Romeo and Juliet by the Drunk Shakespeare Society at the Emerald Theatre on Travis Street. One cast member downs five whiskey shots before attempting their role in this unpredictable, hilarious twist on Shakespeare—one performance only, so act fast if you’re a theater fan.

Head over to downtown’s POST Houston for rooftop concerts, art shows, DJ sets and even a free Spanish yoga class happening tonight at seven. There’s always something buzzing in this downtown culture hub.

And foodies, get ready—Houston Restaurant Weeks continues across nearly four hundred of the city’s best eateries. Prix fixe menus mean you can try brunch, lunch, or dinner at top spots all while supporting a great cause. Check which participating restaurants are near you because there are delicious deals everywhere.

Families, Market Square Park holds family-friendly fitness on Saturday afternoon from three-thirty to four-thirty, and for active fun there’s Flow and Breath yoga on Friday morning at Trebly Park.

There are open-air car shows, rooftop movies, and quirky late-night parties like Freeknik in Greater Third Ward at forty-four fifty-nine North MacGregor for night owls craving something different.

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Houston bursts to life this week with a packed schedule that will thrill every listener looking for something memorable. Let’s dive right into what’s happening today and throughout the weekend.

Start your Saturday morning at Memorial Park with the Houston Party in the Park. From 7 to 10 AM, join local running clubs for a friendly community event with 5K and fun-loop challenges. There’s music pumping in the Live DJ Zone, open mic sessions, chilled watermelon, and endless opportunities to dance and win prizes. The atmosphere is buzzing, and all paces are welcome. Don’t miss the chance to meet Houston’s vibrant running community and kick off your weekend with fitness and fun.

If urban exploring and art sound exciting, be sure to swing by Sawyer Yards at 1502 Sawyer Street around noon for their recurring Second Saturday. Stroll through transformed warehouses filled with dazzling paintings, photography, and sculpture. Artists welcome you into their studios with open doors, creativity, and conversation. It’s free, kid-friendly, and perfect for soaking up Houston’s artistic pulse.

Later in the day, Champions Food Truck Park ramps up its Back to School Bash starting at 4 PM. Pony rides, bounce house, face painting, and a petting zoo are just the beginning. Parents can browse a colorful vendor market and snack on culinary treats from a caravan of food trucks. Capture smiles at the photo booth and let music fill the air as the sun sets.

For those seeking botanical beauty and a touch of nature, Houston Audubon’s Birds and Blooms unfolds at the Houston Botanic Garden starting at 5:30 PM. Learn about the power of native plants, explore bird-friendly habitats, and pot your own garden souvenirs to take home. Admission ranges from $29 to $39, but the experience is one every nature lover will cherish.

Saturday evening promises top-tier entertainment. Reggae fans, head to Hermann Square downtown for the Houston Reggae Summer Fest from 4 to 10 PM. International DJs and food trucks transform the city center into a sizzling block party packed with music, culture, and island vibes. Whether you dance the night away or just soak in the energy, there’s no better way to celebrate summer in Houston.

Meanwhile, music lovers are spoiled for choice. Regina Spektor brings poetic vocals to Bayou Music Center at 8 PM as part of her Midsummer Daydream Tour. And if soulful pop is your thing, Teddy Swims is performing at 713 Music Hall with his electrifying therapy-inspired show at the same time.

The Houston Horror Film Fest runs all weekend at the Marriott Westchase, inviting horror fans to a sprawling convention of film screenings, celebrity meet-and-greets, and spooky merchandise. If comedy and mystery are more your speed, The Dinner Detective Comedy Mystery Dinner Show at the Hilton Houston Plaza pairs a delicious meal with a whodunit.

On Sunday and through the weekend, add Urban Harvest Farmers Market to your plans for farm-fresh treats at St. John’s School, among historic produce and handmade goods every Saturday morning. Or check out classic Car Show and Coffee at Katy’s Town Square, where shining rides and rich brews create a perfect start to any day.

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Looking for fun in Houston this week? Get ready because the city is jam-packed with music, culture, and unique events for every taste and mood.

Tonight, Thursday August 7, if you love house and electronic music, Bauhaus Houston is the place to be. Their TGIT (Thank Goodness It’s Thursday) event kicks off at 10 pm and keeps you dancing until 2 in the morning. According to Eventbrite, Bauhaus is the beating heart of Houston’s electronic club scene, so expect high energy, incredible DJs, and a friendly local vibe. This one’s for the 21 and up crowd, so bring your friends and prepare for a late night.

Heading into the weekend, things get even more exciting. On Friday, August 8, horror fans should check out the Houston Horror Film Fest starting at 5 pm at the Houston Marriott Westchase. The Visit Houston blog says this multi-day convention brings 70-plus films, celebrity guests, lots of artists and vendors, and the perfect chance to geek out over your favorite creepy flicks. The festival runs all weekend, making it a temple for horror lovers and thrill seekers.

Friday is also the perfect time for live music, with Adventure Club’s Throwback Tour taking over Stereo Live Houston at 10 pm. Expect signature electronic beats and a legendary dance floor.

Saturday, August 9, is loaded with options. Start at the Houston Botanic Garden for Birds and Blooms at 5:30 pm. Houston Audubon will teach you about native plants and their importance for our local birdlife. You’ll even pot a native plant to take home. Tickets run $29 to $39 and the Houston on the Cheap blog promises a hands-on, feel-good experience in a lush garden setting.

If music is your vibe, that night Teddy Swims brings his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Part 2 tour to 713 Music Hall at 8 pm. According to Houston on the Cheap, his soulful voice and powerful stage presence will blow you away.

If you’d rather solve mysteries over dinner, check out the Dinner Detective Comedy Mystery Dinner Show at the Hilton Houston Plaza from 6 pm to 8:30 pm, where you could end up a suspect in a hilarious whodunit while enjoying a full meal.

Saturday also means the Houston Reggae Fest Block Party at Hermann Square Park from 4 to 10 pm. Visit Houston says you’ll groove to international and local reggae with food and shopping from local vendors—perfect for a laid-back summer night in downtown Houston.

And for indie music lovers, Regina Spektor’s Midsummer Daydream Tour stops at Bayou Music Center Saturday at 8 pm, promising whimsical piano ballads and both classic and new favorites for an unforgettable evening.

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