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Houston's Sunday Guide: Art, Music, Comedy and Gaming Light Up the City

Houston's Sunday Guide: Art, Music, Comedy and Gaming Light Up the City

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 Hey Houston listeners, kick off your Sunday, March 29th with a burst of creativity at the Bayou City Art Festival Spring Downtown, wrapping up today in the heart of the city. According to VisitHoustonTexas.com, over 300 artists showcase works in 19 categories right through this afternoon—perfect for snagging unique pieces while soaking up that spring vibe.

If you're craving live tunes, head to White Oak Music Hall Upstairs at 2915 N Main Street for NateWantsToBattle's Phantom Burial Tour starting at 7 p.m., as listed on NationalToday.com. This high-energy show promises an unforgettable night of music that'll have you rocking out.

Catch the touring production of Some Like It Hot at the Hobby Center today at 1:30 p.m., featuring audio description and ASL interpretation, per Ticketmaster details—ideal for a glamorous musical escape with its jazz-age flair and laughs. Comedy fans, don't miss British sensation Michael McIntyre at the Alice and George Brown Theater at 8 p.m., bringing his hilarious take on everyday life, straight from AXS event listings.

Gaming enthusiasts, Texas Showdown 2026 wraps today after three epic days of fighting game tournaments at a central Houston spot, as start.gg announces—the premier spot for competitive action if you're into that thrill.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, Space Center Houston keeps the excitement going with The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks screening at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, March 30th, included in general admission, via their official site. Their Science in Space camp for ages 15-18 runs through Monday too—register now for hands-on cosmic fun.

Monday brings Mindful Monday yoga at MATCH's Rehearsal Room, fusing breathwork and meditation for queer folks of color and allies, hosted by The T.R.U.T.H. Project. Wednesday's Wellness Wednesday in the MATCH Gallery offers When Sisters Unite, a sound bath and journaling session centering queer women of color.

The Amazing Acro-Cats hover into MATCH Matchbox 2 with skateboard-riding rescue kitties and their one-of-a-kind band, Tuna and the Rock Cats, fresh from Netflix's Cat People. Comedy clashes with Holy Shit Improv at MATCH Matchbox 4, hosted by Jacquis Neal.

This weekend's buzz builds with FotoFest's To Exist is to Resist photo exhibit by Hanan Awad on March 26-27, but catch the tail end of Venus in Fur at Dirt Dogs Theatre through early March vibes. Dance lovers, Pilot Dance Project's 6th Annual Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival spotlights global stars like M. Gabriela Estrada.

Whether you're rallying art, music, protests from yesterday's No Kings wave at City Hall via Fox26Houston, or space adventures, Houston's packed with magic. Grab tickets, hit the streets, and make memories.

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