Listeners, Houston is firing on all cylinders this weekend, overflowing with vibrant festivals, creative performances, and seasonal celebrations all over town.
First up, the city goes all in for Dia de los Muertos on Saturday. Sawyer Yards hosts Till Death Do Us Art, a lively, free celebration from 6 to 10 PM with enchanting altars, Matachines dancers, and workshops like flower crown making alongside tarot readings and great local eats. Over at Kemah Boardwalk, the party runs from 2 to 9:15 PM, featuring Folklorico dance, mariachi bands, kids’ crafts, and a Selena tribute concert, plus fire spinner shows to cap off the night.
The heart of Houston beats at Sam Houston Park with the 5th Annual Día de Muertos Parade and Festival from 4 to 11 PM. Expect colorful processions, live music, food vendors, fun crafts, and enough vibrance to truly honor loved ones in Houston style. If you’re in Spring, CityPlace hosts its own Dia de los Muertos festival between 4 and 8 PM, where Azteca dancers, pop-up crafts, and a bustling mercado deliver creative family fun.
For fans of art and comics, Comic Indie Con launches Saturday and Sunday at 2025 W 11th St. Indie artists, board game creators, and novelists will showcase their imaginations, and tickets are just ten dollars with registration required. Venture east to Bastrop for hands-on experiences at Bastrop Art Fest, with glassblowing and bronze pours on display from 10 AM to 4 PM at Lost Pines Art Center—keep an eye out for a photo contest with a 100-dollar prize.
If you’re seeking a fall vibe, the Depot Day Fall Fest in Tomball offers model trains, scenic rides, and local vendors from 11 AM. Dewberry Farm holds its annual Fall Festival in Brookshire, perfect for pumpkin patches and barnyard fun. Meanwhile, Zoo Boo at the Houston Zoo continues Saturday and Sunday, inviting families into a world of glowing lanterns, playful pumpkins, and a spectacular projection show.
The nightlife scene roars with the Trick or Drink Houston Halloween Bar Crawl finale on Saturday, giving adults a chance to roam top bars in costume with music, games, and exclusive specials. Prefer more scares? The Houston Terror Dome stays open through Sunday, where you can test your bravery in haunted houses, axe-throwing, escape rooms, and carnival games for twenty dollars and up.
Music lovers, catch JMSN performing at House of Blues on Saturday at 7 PM or Matt Maltese with his Tour For You My Whole Life right next door the same evening. Post Houston downtown offers a rooftop concert series, art shows, and live DJs all weekend, so expect a mix of fresh beats and city views.
Business-minded folks should stop by Houston Public Library for a free entrepreneurship workshop at noon Saturday. For culinary adventurers, Indigenous American cuisine is featured at the Bracewell Neighborhood Library on Tuesday evening, November 5, when Chef David Skinner reveals some historic flavors.
Family-friendly options abound with outdoor movie nights, like a Coco screening under the stars Friday at 1515 Fannin, plus meet-and-greets, popcorn, and face painting at no cost. At the Children’s Museum Houston Friday afternoon, K-pop Demon Hunters bring the party with singing and cosplayer fun.
Whether you’re here for culture, costumes, scares, music, or memory-making, Houston has something unforgettable waiting for you this weekend. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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