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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Listeners, Houston is buzzing this week with electrifying events, vibrant festivals, and one-of-a-kind experiences. If you are wondering what to do starting today through this weekend, here are the best things happening all around town.

Tonight, get the party started with TGIT at Bauhaus Houston. This spot is considered the epicenter of the city’s electronic club culture. Starting at 10 PM, local DJs will keep you moving on the dance floor until 2 AM. Bauhaus Houston is at 1803 Pease Street, ages 21 and up, making it a great spot for listeners craving house, tech house, and techno beats to kick off the weekend early according to Eventbrite.

Also tonight, ARTECHOUSE Houston is hosting Rolling Stones presents Amplified. This immersive, rock and roll exhibition surrounds you with a visual and auditory feast featuring over a thousand iconic Rolling Stone covers and rare behind-the-scenes video footage. For something more whimsical, ARTECHOUSE’s Blooming Wonders invites you to sip art-infused cocktails while you interact with singing plants and visual marvels, a true futuristic delight as highlighted by Houston on the Cheap.

Tomorrow at Frisky Whisky, High Snob Nights launches its official kickoff at 9 PM for those seeking a glamorous and playful evening out.

For art lovers, don’t miss Verdant Laboratory, a striking exhibit of large-scale drawings, sculptures, and projections revealing the story of Houston’s unique terrain. The Rise Juried Exhibition features inspiring artwork chronicling journeys of renewal and growth, ideal if you’re searching for meaning through creativity. Catch the returning hit, Another Ding Dang Tamarie Show, a wildly funny original musical packed with tap dancing, live music, and a celebration of the creative process.

This weekend brings the Houston Horror Film Fest at the Marriott Westchase, running Friday night through Sunday. Expect indie horror movie premieres, celebrity guests, and genre vendors for the ultimate fright fan experience, according to Eventbrite.

Saturday afternoon marks the Houston Reggae Summer Fest at Hermann Square downtown. Starting at 4 PM, the event brings live reggae, authentic food, artisan stalls, and unbeatable summer vibes. If you are into high-energy shows, Stereo Live Houston hosts the Adventure Club Throwback Tour on Friday at 10 PM, and Saturday’s night brings the Electric Foam Tokyo Drift party for a late-night blowout.

At POST Houston’s trendy rooftop Skylawn, you can enjoy Live Band on the Lawn with soul, R and B, and jazz every Thursday at 8 PM. Start your Saturday morning off right with Beyond the Senses, a multisensory yoga and breathwork journey designed to relax and energize you.

Foodies, August is in full swing with Houston Restaurant Weeks. Now is the time to explore curated menus from the city’s best chefs and experience Food Truck pop-ups, including Saturday’s R and B Food Truck Festival at BH Ranch.

For some classic culture, the Houston Shakespeare Festival continues this week with free open-air performances at the University of Houston, drawing thousands for a magical night under the stars.

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Good morning Houston and welcome to the first weekend of August 2025. The Bayou City is buzzing with energy and there’s a huge lineup of events ready to make your week unforgettable.

If laughter is what you’re after, NRG Arena hosts George Lopez tonight. The Grammy-nominated comedian and TV host brings his trademark wit for a night that’s sure to keep listeners howling. Doors open at 8 and tickets are moving fast, so grab one if you want to start August off with some serious fun, as highlighted by 365 Things In Houston.

For sports fans, Saturday is extra special this year. The BIG3 basketball league returns to Toyota Center at noon, and this time Houston’s own Rig Hands debut on the court. Watch NBA stars like Dwight Howard, Kemba Walker, and Michael Beasley face off, with entertainment extras like mid-game BMX shows and potential halftime performances by Ice Cube. According to the Toyota Center, one ticket gets you four games’ worth of on-court action.

Music lovers, late night house vibes await at Bauhaus Houston with MARSH spinning deep and progressive house. The party kicks off at 9 and runs until 4am. Order tickets online—this is one dance floor you’ll want to be on, as listed on Eventbrite.

For outdoor theater lovers, the 51st Annual Houston Shakespeare Festival is in full swing at Miller Outdoor Theatre. Every night through August 9, catch captivating performances of Henry V and As You Like It under the stars for free. Showtimes start at 8:15pm and it’s a signature summer tradition, according to 365 Things In Houston.

Families, kids, and dinosaur fans will love Jurassic Quest & Brick Fest Live, running all weekend at NRG Park. Experience animatronic dinosaurs, creative LEGO builds, and hands-on activities for all ages.

Houston Restaurant Weeks kicked off yesterday and runs all month. Nearly 400 restaurants are offering prix-fixe menus for brunch, lunch, and dinner, all benefiting the Houston Food Bank. It’s the perfect excuse to try a new spot or revisit a favorite, with price points ranging from 25 to 55 dollars per person.

If you’re looking to unwind with music and downtown views, check out Palomas on the Patio at POST Houston’s Skylawn Friday at 7pm. Throughout the weekend, POST Houston also offers everything from rooftop parties and DJ nights to yoga sessions and the Blackwood Skyfarmer’s Market on Sunday morning.

Planning for next weekend? Mark your calendar for the Houston Horror Film Fest running August 8 through 10 at the Marriott Westchase, or the Adventure Club’s Throwback Tour at Stereo Live.

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Houston is brimming with excitement as we roll into the last day of July and into the first weekend of August 2025, and there is truly something for every listener looking to make memories in the Bayou City. If you are ready to dance the night away, TGIT at Bauhaus Houston happens tonight starting at 10 pm and runs into the early morning, showcasing the beats of local electronic DJs in the heart of Houston’s club culture at 1803 Pease Street for the 21 and up crowd, according to Eventbrite.

Looking for live music and spectacular performances? Jessie Murph, the young sensation known for her viral TikTok tracks, takes the stage at 713 Music Hall tonight at 8 pm. For fans of classic rock, Brit Floyd’s internationally acclaimed Pink Floyd tribute lights up the Bayou Music Center, also tonight. Country lovers won’t want to miss Johnny Falstaff’s honky tonk show at Cowboy Surfer.

If comedy is your jam, comedian Jeff Horste brings the laughs to Bad Astronaut Brewing, and the Punch Line Houston hosts Tre Tutson for The Tutson Interruption, both tonight. Later, fans of Shakespeare can catch Drunk Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet, where actors spice up the classic with shots of whiskey at the Emerald Theater, running daily and adding a hilarious twist to the Bard’s tragedy.

Family fun is front and center at Children’s Museum Houston, celebrating the Magic Party today and the Tanabata Japanese Star Festival this Sunday, each brimming with festive activities for all ages.

Saturday and Sunday are set for high-octane excitement at the Texas Elite Auto Showcase at NRG Center, Houston’s newest indoor car show for automotive enthusiasts. Prefer art and culture? Artechouse Houston’s immersive Rolling Stone Amplified experience is ongoing, merging music history with visual wonder.

POST Houston keeps the city buzzing with events from rooftop concerts on the Skylawn to DJ nights in the Z Atrium, movie screenings, yoga, and even a summer foam party for those who need to cool off. Meanwhile, foodies can indulge in delicious offers during Two Dine for $99 at Brennan’s of Houston, happening all weekend.

Finally, don’t forget about the Save the Locals Concert Series at Menard Park, the crowd-pleasing Farmer’s Market every Sunday at Blackwood Skyfarmer’s Market, and the bustling nightlife with Emo Night Brooklyn at White Oak Music Hall and the Texas Greek Weekend After Party.

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Houston is bursting with summer energy this weekend and into next week, offering a fantastic variety of events for every listener. Starting this morning, lace up your sneakers for the Run Houston Bayou City races where runners of all levels will take over city streets. Participants will enjoy a supportive atmosphere, cool swag bags, and medals, and the event’s focus is all about fun and community. Early birds got started at 7:30 AM, but the positive vibes last all weekend according to findarace dot com.

For those looking to cool off and let loose, the famed Swim Thick Annual Pool Party kicks off at 3 PM today near Northwest Houston. This event is all about celebrating body positivity and summer fun, with a mandatory pool attire dress code, food, drinks, and great music. Organizers at Eventbrite encourage arriving early, so gather your friends, grab those swimsuits, and finish July by the pool.

Art and culture lovers, the final curtain falls on Elephant and Piggie’s We Are in a Play! at Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston. This lively family musical runs through today and promises laughter and heartwarming stories with Mo Willems’ beloved characters taking center stage. According to Houston on the Cheap, the show is perfect for families looking for weekend joy.

As the sun sets, electronic music fans are in for a treat with RIORDAN spinning at Bauhaus Houston and Juliet Fox taking over Stereo Live Houston. Both events kick off at 10 PM and promise thumping beats for night owls ready to dance well into Sunday, as listed on Eventbrite Houston.

Looking ahead, sports fans can catch Houston Astros games all weekend at Daikin Park. Early hours mean you can head over anytime and enjoy America’s pastime in the heart of Houston, per the city special events calendar. Football lovers, mark your calendars for Tuesday July 29, when Texans Training Camp opens at NRG Stadium. Fans can watch the team prep for the upcoming season with gates opening early into the afternoon, according to the Mayor's Office Special Events schedule.

Families still searching for more can explore the city’s museum district—most notably, visit the Children’s Museum of Houston or catch Movies at Miller Outdoor Theatre, which features free spectacular performances and screenings under the stars, highlighted by Mommy Poppins.

Whether sweating it out on a run, splashing at a pool party, catching live theater, dancing into the night, or rooting for Houston’s hometown heroes, there’s something for everyone this week in Space City. Wherever your Houston adventure takes you, have a fantastic weekend and remember to check event rules, as some require tickets or specific attire.

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Houston is sizzling this week, and there is no shortage of big events, live music, and summer celebrations all over the city. If you are looking for ways to beat the heat or just embrace the energy, you are in the right place.

Start tonight with Candlelight: The Four Seasons by Vivaldi, a unique classical concert event. Imagine listening to those iconic strings in a relaxed, glowing atmosphere. For the art lovers, The Health Museum is currently hosting the world premiere of Body Worlds 101: The Core of Life along with the Reclaimed Creations exhibit, all happening today. Art fans can also visit the Bayou City Art Festival Downtown, running through 6pm, with tickets ranging from five to seventy-five dollars. Over at Evelyn’s Park, younger listeners might enjoy Children’s Art in the Park today until noon.

Looking toward tomorrow and the weekend, car enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Texas Elite Auto Showcase, Saturday and Sunday at NRG Center. Here you can spot some jaw-dropping custom rides and high-powered engines. If laughs are what you seek, comedian Joe Pera comes to White Oak Music Hall Friday at 7pm with his All Dried Up Summer Tour.

Wade Bowen brings country sounds to White Oak Music Hall Saturday at 8pm, and tribute lovers can head to Main Street Crossing in Tomball for a George Strait themed evening with Derek Spence and SoCo Line. For more live music, Houston’s own Vortxz play indie Latino rock at House of Blues Friday night. Dance fans, Giant Texas Distillers is hosting Latin Nights Friday with a free class at 7pm, followed by a night of dancing and a reverse happy hour.

Families have some unique options too. Saturday from noon until 5pm, Rice University’s Moody Center for the Arts puts on Summer Jam 2025. Expect art activities, new exhibitions, and a vibrant indoor farmer’s market. Don’t forget Saturday night’s free outdoor screening of Wicked (PG) at Miller Outdoor Theatre – costumes encouraged and the fun starts at 8:15pm.

Sunday, Houston Dynamo FC host Military Appreciation Night while battling LA Galaxy at Shell Energy Stadium. For something a little different, check out Catastrophic Theatre’s Another Ding Dang Tamarie Cooper Show at Midtown Arts and Theater Center.

If you are looking for late night fun, Stereo Live Houston welcomes DJ Juliet Fox Friday at 10pm, and for those seeking a party with a view, RNBLAND is Houston’s Biggest R&B Summer Rooftop Day Party at Reset on Saturday from 4pm.

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Listen up Houston, if you’re wondering how to make the most out of this sizzling July weekend, you’ve landed in the right spot. The city is bursting with live music, wild family shows, dazzling art, and summer parties, so let’s jump into the best things happening right now and over the next few days.

Kick off your Saturday with a good deed by joining the Green Wave Cleanup at Freed Art Nature Park, starting at 10 am. This community-driven effort lets you help beautify one of Houston’s green spaces and connect with neighbors. It’s free to participate and a perfect morning starter for all ages.

If art and music are calling your name, make your way to ARTECHOUSE for Rolling Stone Presents: AMPLIFIED, the immersive rock experience that runs through August. Dive into a swirl of music history with floor-to-ceiling visuals and the pulse of Rolling Stone’s most legendary covers, all wrapped in a sensory extravaganza.

Fans of big wheels and bigger thrills can catch Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire at Toyota Center today and Sunday. Monster trucks like Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, and Bone Shaker will roar, flip, and fly in neon-lit glory. This family event brings pyrotechnics, jaw-dropping stunts, and even celebrates Bigfoot’s birthday. Tickets start at $28 and the hype is real. If you need a ticket, visit Toyota Center’s website.

Looking for laughs? Don’t miss Crabs in a Bucket at the Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston from 4 to 6 pm. It’s a pay-what-you-can comedy with razor-sharp humor as two crabs trapped in a bucket expose the highs and lows of crab mentality. For something a little more groovy, head up to the Reset Rooftop for the Afrobeats Day Party. From 4 pm to 10 pm, the city’s top DJs spin Afrobeats, Amapiano, RnB, and Dancehall against the dramatic backdrop of the Houston skyline. RSVP for free entry until 5 pm or go for bottle service if you’re rolling deep. Find Reset Rooftop at 606 Dennis Street in Midtown.

Sinatra fans will want to snap up tickets for Sinatra Under The Stars at the Marriott Marquis Houston tonight at 8 pm, where you can sip, sway, and enjoy classics like Fly Me to The Moon on a stunning roof terrace.

There is more music ahead: Grammy-nominated Jessie Reyez heats up Bayou Music Center for her Paid in Memories Tour, promising a night of raw RnB and poetic fire. Indie lovers can catch Girl in a Coma, the renowned San Antonio trio, live at The Secret Group.

For those planning ahead, dance enthusiasts can check out a free Bachata lesson and community party at Market Square Park on July 23, and art buffs should mark their calendars for an MFAH Lotería night on July 24 — full of prizes, culture, and live energy.

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Houston is buzzing this week with events for every mood and interest. Kicking off Thursday, July 17th, Reset Houston hosts its Concert After Party Series starting at 10 p.m. on Dennis Street, where DJ Ay, DJ JinoSpinz, Mc Billy, DJ Boomz, and DJ Ehnny will keep the energy high until 2 a.m. If you want live music on Thursday night, a short ride to Sugar Land rewards you with the Goo Goo Dolls and Dashboard Confessional in concert at Smart Financial Centre, with classics like Name, Iris, and Slide sharing the spotlight alongside their new music.

Friday, Mo Amer, Houston’s own comedy star celebrated for his Netflix specials, brings his El Oso Palestino Tour to 713 Music Hall. Expect a night filled with sharp wit and signature Houston flavor as he takes the stage at 8 p.m.

For families and thrill-seekers on Saturday and Sunday, Toyota Center becomes an adrenaline zone with Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire. Three shows will showcase monster machines like Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, Bone Shaker, and the all-new Skelesaurus. Bigfoot’s birthday celebration is set to ramp up the action even further. Tickets start at $28 according to Houston on the Cheap.

Art lovers can spend Saturday at Rice University’s Moody Center for the Arts discovering Summer Jam 2025, running from noon to 5 p.m. Highlights include engaging art activities, explorations of “Figurative Histories” and “Collective Memories” exhibitions, indoor farmers market shopping, and The Reading Room pop-up—all for free. Meanwhile, ARTECHOUSE Houston launches Rolling Stone presents Amplified, an immersive rock n’ roll experience, with a 270-degree visual and sound showcase of Rolling Stone’s best moments. Tickets range from $29 to $39 and the show runs until August 31st.

For theatre fans Saturday, MATCH hosts Crabs in a Bucket, a biting satire about two bickering crabs and their view on the world. The show begins at 4 p.m. with a pay-what-you-can ticket.

Families and dog lovers can catch the Houston World Series of Dog Shows at NRG Center, a four-day event all weekend long featuring more than 150 breeds battling for Best in Show, along with exhibitions, shopping, and pet-friendly activities, according to 365 Things to Do in Houston.

Friday evening at Marriott Marquis Houston, Hulu presents Summer Poolside Cinema, an ideal outdoor movie experience with the Houston skyline as the backdrop.

Saturday and Sunday, architecture and nature meet in Falon Mihalic’s Verdant Laboratory at Architecture Center Houston, while Market Square Park keeps the community active with Family Fitness classes on Saturday afternoon and Relax and Restore sessions Monday evening.

If you’re around next week, keep your calendar open for the Museum of Fine Arts Houston’s lively Lotería Night on July 24th, and free Bachata dance lessons at Market Square Park on July 23rd.

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Houston is lighting up this weekend with an exciting mix of culture, music, comedy, and plenty of ways to cool off or get creative. Whether you want to step into the world of rock n’ roll, try your hand at candle-making with cocktails, dance poolside, or just enjoy one of the city’s famous summer concerts, there is no shortage of options.

Rolling Stone’s AMPLIFIED immersive rock experience is taking over ARTECHOUSE in the Heights, giving listeners a chance to be surrounded by iconic Rolling Stone covers and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage. This 270-degree visual and auditory extravaganza runs daily and promises a full-on plunge into the heart of rock history.

If you’re feeling crafty, Candles & Cocktails at the Lyric Market downtown is the perfect way to wind down your Saturday. From 4-6 pm, you can create your own custom-scented candle and enjoy a signature cocktail courtesy of the Lyric Bar.

For a truly Houston-style celebration, 713 Day is in full swing all weekend. Heights House Hotel is hosting the 713 Week Pool Party Splash & Slabs with food, live DJs, and classic slabs on display. It’s a party that captures the essence of the city’s hip-hop, car, and pool culture according to Do713.

Culture lovers will want to catch Crabs in a Bucket, a wild satire playing now at Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston. This hilarious production offers sharp commentary on life and society, running through July 19 with pay-what-you-can tickets—perfect for anyone craving laughter and thought.

Looking for family-friendly options? Houston Museum of Natural Science is screening Dark Universe at 11:30 am on Friday, and you can join Family Fitness at Market Square Park Saturday afternoon. For kids and kids-at-heart, iFLY Houston-Woodlands is open, offering first-time flyers the thrill of indoor skydiving.

Music fans have several big nights in store. Kesha and the Scissor Sisters are rocking the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Saturday, promising high energy and unforgettable performances. Over at Warehouse Live, catch renowned DJ Valentino Khan spinning big beats well into the night, as listed by Do713.

On Sunday, don’t miss the Drunk Shakespeare Society's debut of their boozy Romeo and Juliet at Emerald Theatre; one cast member downs five whiskey shots before taking on their role—expect chaos, comedy, and the unexpected.

The week ahead is equally packed. Architecture Center Houston features Verdant Laboratory, an art installation blending nature and architecture. Downtown parks are hosting free fitness classes every day, from yoga and strength at Market Square Park to flow and breath sessions at Trebly Park, all open for drop-in participation.

For a more relaxed start to the week, Lyric Market and Market Square Park offer Monday evening relaxation sessions, perfect for those wanting to restore and recharge.

No matter your mood, there’s a reason to get out and enjoy Houston this week—from candlelight ABBA tributes to farmers markets and food truck cookouts, something special is happening in every corner of the city.

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