Houston Abuzz With Weekend Fun: From Runs and Bootcamps to Ducks and Burlesque
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Saturday kicks off with a high-energy morning at Hermann Park, where the annual Run in the Park event welcomes runners, walkers, and families from 8 am. Choose from a 5K, 10K, or bring your little ones for the 1K kids run. Participants can celebrate with music, food, and a lively post-race party at Molly Ann Smith Plaza, supporting Hermann Park’s green spaces. For those who prefer a virtual run, organizers provide shirts and leaderboard access, so everyone can join the fun.
If you’re up early, why not start with HIIT in Bagby Park at 9:30 am? Led by fitness innovator Roz Jones, this outdoor bootcamp is totally free and perfect for stretching your limits before hitting the next event of the day.
Art lovers, family explorers, and curious learners should check out DACAMERA’s Stop, Look, and Listen program at the Menil Collection at 3 pm. This unique live music experience merges visual arts and melodies in a beautiful museum setting—perfect for a cultural afternoon.
For those craving quirky and quintessential Houston entertainment, the 7th Annual Bayou City Duck Race at Bayou Park between 10 am and noon is pure delight. Five thousand rubber ducks will race down Buffalo Bayou, and listeners can adopt their own for just five dollars, with a chance to win prizes and help support young Houston musicians.
Music lovers should head to House of Blues. On Saturday evening, local favorites Waterparks take the stage at 6 pm with their Prowler Tour, followed by Jonah Marais’s Hearts Back Home Tour at 7 pm. Sunday brings the Ten Man Jam 25th Anniversary and Molly Grace to the Bronze Peacock room, so don’t miss these high-energy performances.
As the sun goes down, Saturday night is just getting started with Houston’s Burlesque Show at Social Beer Garden. Or for those looking for laughs, Punch Line Houston welcomes the hilarious Tyler Fischer at 7 pm.
All weekend, the Texas Aroid Show at Berry Center offers rare plants, workshops, and VIP experiences for green-thumbed enthusiasts. Over at Sam Houston Race Park, The Light Park drive-through lights spectacle runs Sunday onward, dazzling visitors with millions of LED lights and holiday music.
Looking ahead, holiday spirit comes alive with fall festivals, Zoo Lights after dark at Houston Zoo, and classic theater like A Christmas Carol at Alley Theatre. Whether you’re looking for family adventures, art, music, or delicious discoveries, Houston is alive with possibility.
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