Headline: Houston Buzzes with Endless Weekend Lineup of Music, Art, Family Fun, Sports, and Celebrations
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Headline: Houston Buzzes with Endless Weekend Lineup of Music, Art, Family Fun, Sports, and Celebrations
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Tonight, experience the Rolling Stone Presents Amplified immersive rock experience at Artechouse Houston. For something outdoors and free, head to Miller Outdoor Theatre where Houston Contemporary Dance Company’s Resilience takes the stage with a world premiere celebrating Houston’s LGBTQ+ community, alongside dynamic contemporary works. If music by candlelight is more your speed, don’t miss The Legends of R&B concert at Resurrection MCC, where PureSoul brings classics from Marvin Gaye, Alicia Keys, and more to glowing life.
Comedy lovers can catch comedian Mike E Winfield performing all weekend at Punch Line Houston, and River Oaks Theatre is hosting interactive screenings of cult favorite The Room with star Greg Sestero on hand for Q&As and live script readings.
Families will love the Vintage Market Days Summer Soirée at POST Houston, running Friday and Saturday. Expect curated vintage finds, art, handmade jewelry, live DJs, and photo ops. Kids and grownups alike can step into the world of Harry Potter at Jones Hall for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in Concert, where the movie plays in HD while a live orchestra performs the film score.
On Friday night, baseball fans can cheer for the Astros as they take on the Cubs at Daikin Park downtown. Saturday morning, join the Champs Sports Run Club at Memorial Park for a scenic 5K followed by music, breakfast, and giveaways. Over at the Moody Center for the Arts, kids can create silhouette portraits inspired by Letitia Huckaby with all materials provided.
Saturday promises even more excitement with the 47th Annual Houston Pride Celebration and Parade in Downtown. The event is free, all ages, and packed with live entertainment, food, and festive pride gear. If you want to keep rocking, the Summer of Loud Festival unleashes hard rock and heavy metal at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion on Saturday.
For theater enthusiasts, Another Ding-Dang Tamarie Show opens Friday at MATCH, keeping the Houston summer musical tradition alive. On Sunday, treat the kids to Elephant & Piggie’s We Are in a Play at Main Street Theater, or take in the hilarious Dressed To Kill: Houston’s Classiest Comedy Show at Punch Line Houston.
Looking for ongoing art experiences? Don’t miss Blooming Wonders at Artechouse, where technology and flowers merge in vibrant interactive exhibits.
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