"Vibrant Japan Festival, RnB Mimosa Fest, and Sports Galore: Houston's Action-Packed Weekend Ahead"
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"Vibrant Japan Festival, RnB Mimosa Fest, and Sports Galore: Houston's Action-Packed Weekend Ahead"
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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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