Things to do in Houston this weekend – March 14th – 17th
đđFolks, my friends at the Houston Space Center are putting on the "Moon 2 Mars Festival" THIS WEEK and you should absolutely check it out and buy your tickets before they sell out. Like I mentioned last week, there is constant belly-aching on this subreddit about the lack of festivals in Houston, so go support this one, I promise you won't be disappointed.
It's a fantastic value, gets you admission into the Space Center and if you go on Saturday, March 16th you'll be treated to a performance by The All American Rejects in the evening. There are a bunch of great photo-ops and special events happening all week as well. đđ
đ€ RODEO – FINAL WEEKEND đ€
THURSDAY – Zac Brown Band @ NRG Stadium @ 6:45PM
FRIDAY – Jonas Brothers @ NRG Stadium @ 6:45PM
SATURDAY – Brad Paisley @ NRG Stadium @ 2:45PM
SUNDAY – Eric Church @ NRG Stadium @ 2:45PM
Ongoing – Carnival @ NRG Park LAST CHANCE – See the rodeo from the 130-feet ferris wheel, enjoy carnival rides and games, taste the best traditional foods, and take advantage of unique shopping opportunities!
Ongoing – AGVENTURE @ NRG Center LAST CHANCE – See nearly every species of livestock inside this fun and educational area – enjoy a petting zoo, ride ponies, and learn about agriculture.
Ongoing – Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo History Exhibit @ The Heritage Society at Sam Houston Park LAST CHANCE – This exhibit represents the cowboy spirit across Houstonâs main heritages and is a big part of Houston history during Rodeo season.
đSt. Patrickâs Day đ
SATURDAY – 62nd Annual Houston St. Patrickâs Day Parade @ Downtown @ 12PM
SATURDAY – Houston St. Patrick's Celebration @ POST @ 11AM Enjoy games, curated market, food, Irish performances, an outdoor market, a live band, and more.
SATURDAY – Houstonâs Best St. Patrickâs Day Bar Crawl @ 4PM
SUNDAY – St. Patrickâs Day Party @ Saint Arnold @ 12PM Come out for this free event featuring beer, food, live entertainment, commemorative glassware, a Shop Local market, and more.
SUNDAY – Celtic Celebration @ Kemah Boardwalk @ 1PM Celebrate Celtic culture with live performances from Strolling Celtic Duo, vendors, beer, live music, and more!
SUNDAY – Green Is In Day @ Children's Museum Houston @ 10AM Get ready for a lucky adventure at the St. Patrick's Day extravaganza designed especially for children!
THURSDAY – MARCH 14th
Rockets vs Wizards @ Toyota Center @ 7PM
Tango Happy Hour @ MFAH @ 5PM Dance your way to happy hour with Houstonâs vibrant tango community.
Legally Blondeâ Screening @ Market Square Park @ 8PM
Danny LoPriore Stand Up @ Houston Improv @ 7:30PM
Candlelight: From Bach to The Beatles Concert @ Majestic Metro Listeso String Quartet presents an expansive program that includes classical music and favorites from The Beatles.
Sasha Colby Drag Show @ House of Blues @ 8PM
P***y Riot @ White Oak Music Hall @ 7PM
Zheani @ White Oak Music Hall @ 7PM
FRIDAY – MARCH 15th
Dante Gebel Live Show @ Smart Financial Centre @ 8PM Distinguished and charismatic, Dante Gebel, known for his impactful motivational speeches and social influence, is sharing his wisdom with Houstonians.
Kountry Wayne Comedy Show @ 713 Music Hall @ 7:30PM
Candlelight: A Tribute to Adele in Concert @ The Bell Tower on 34th Hear Adeleâs best hits classically reimagined.
Sounds of the City Concert @ Market Square Park @ 5PM Grab food from your favorite neighborhood eatery and enjoy live music from a new local Houston artist.
Country Music Showdown @ POST @ 7PM Four Bands. One Night. And you get to decide the best country music performers.
Geoff Tate @ House of Blues @ 7PM With Adrian Vandenberg
Gasolina ReggaetĂłn Party @ White Oak Music Hall @ 9PM
Forever Miles @ White Oak Music Hall @ 7PM
Old Crow Medicine Show @ The Heights Theater @ 8PM With Folk Family Revival
Cassian @ Stereo Live @ 10PM With REâVA
Taylor Swift Party @ Warehouse Live @ 9PM
SATURDAY – MARCH 16th
Rockets vs Cavaliers @ Toyota Stadium @ 4PM
Dynamo vs Portland @ Shell Energy Stadium @ 7:30PM
SaberCats vs Sharks @ SaberCats Stadium @ 7PM
Ongoing – Saturday Stargazing @ George Observatory in Needville
March for Monarchs @ Houston Botanic Garden @ 10AM The event takes participants on a journey through the gardens, designed to mimic the route the butterflies follow on their northern migration, facing challenges and obstacles.
Flea By Night @ Discovery Green @ 6PM This open-air market features local artisans and small business owners selling vintage, handmade, recycled, repurposed and local goods.
âTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhemâ Screening @ Discovery Green @ 7PM
Greater Conroe Arts Festival @ Downtown Conroe This outstanding family event features Texas artists representing Performance, Visual, Literary, and Cultural Arts.
Brian Stokes Mitchell @ The Grand Opera House @ 8PM
Billy Prine @ House of Blues @ 7PM
Provoker @ White Oak Music Hall @ 7PM With High School
Electric Feels @ White Oak Music Hall @ 9PM
John Oates @ The Heights Theater @ 8PM With Sergio Trevino
Kill the Noise @ Stereo Live @ 10PM
LeToya Luckett @ Warehouse Live @ 4PM
Skyrocket! @ Last Concert Cafe @ 9PM
SUNDAY – MARCH 17th
Blackwood Farmers Market @ POST @ 2PM Shop, taste, and support fellow Texan makers and organizations working towards the cityâs green future.
Family Zone @ MFAH @ 1PM On selected Sundays, families are invited to visit the MFAH for exciting activities in the galleries.
Spring Family Day @ MFAH Bayou Bend @ 1PM Enjoy an afternoon of free, family-friendly programs that connect art, nature, history, and science.
âTeachers Gone Badâ Comedy Show @ Houston Improv @ 6PM âTeachers Gone Badâ is a Mind Twist Comedy Production that is geared towards the "open-minded" teaching community.
Ozz: Tribute to Ozzy @ Warehouse Live @ 2PM
All Weekend
đđđAll weekend – Moon 2 Mars Festival @ Space Center Houston This festival is for explorers of all ages! With a galaxy of concerts, DJ sets, activations and immersive experiences, thereâs something for everyone. đđđ
FRIDAY & SATURDAY – Marcello Hernandez Stand Up @ Houston Improv
SATURDAY & SUNDAY – Oddities & Curiosities Expo @ George R. Brown Convention Center For lovers of the strange, unusual and bizarre the expo features oddities vendors and dark artists from all over the country with all things weird.
All weekend – Tragedy & Triumph Festivalâ Mahlerâs Symphony No. 6 @ Jones Hall The full forces of the orchestra amass in Jones Hall for the all-encompassing drama of Mahlerâs darkest symphony, conducted by Juraj ValÄuha.
All weekend – âSuper Freak: The Rick James Storyâ Show @ The Hobby Center The show brings Rick Jamesâ turbulent life to the stage, creating a musical extravaganza that immerses the audience in a vibrant and sensual showcase of his most popular hits.
All weekend – âBespokeâ Ballet @ Brown Theater LAST CHANCE – Houston Balletâs âBespokeâ brings a fresh mixed repertory program with three never-before-seen ballets.
All weekend – âGypsyâ Musical @ Stageworks Theatre LAST CHANCE – Considered one of Broadwayâs all-time triumphs, this musical tells the story of ambitious showbiz mother Gypsy Rose who treks her two daughters across the country in a cheeky, musical Vaudeville act.
All weekend – âKingdom Undoneâ Play @ The George Theatre NEW – A.D. Players present the revelatory new play about the arrest, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, told through the eyes of Judas Iscariot, his betrayer.
All weekend – âThe Nerdâ Play @ Alley Theatre LAST CHANCE – From a time before cell phones, this side-splitting comedy by Larry Shue (âThe Foreignerâ) is one of the funniest plays ever written.
All weekend – âLaughs in Spanishâ Play @ Stages Repertory Theatre LAST CHANCE – Stylish and vibrant, this play offers a light-hearted look at the struggles many Latinas go through to gain entry into cultural and artistic spaces that have historically excluded them.
All weekend – âSisterâs Irish Catechismâ Comedy Play @ Stages Repertory Theatre Everyoneâs favorite sassy nun Denise Fennell leads a brand new catechism class as audience members become her students in this highly improvised, hilarious show.
All weekend – âThe Pillowmanâ Play @ MATCH With echoes of Stoppard, Kafka, and the Brothers Grimm, this dark and provocative tale explores the very nature of nurture.
All weekend – âThe Thanksgiving Playâ Play @ 4th Wall Theatre In this hilarious and timely production, an elementary school teacher assembles a group of well-meaning white creatives to write a Thanksgiving play that is both historically accurate and culturally sensitive.
Ongoing Special Events and Museum Exhibitions
Ongoing – Dinosaurs @ Houston Zoo Trek through a lush forest trail to see life-sized animatronic creatures, including the fan favorite T-rex, Brachiosaurus, Edmontonia, and more!
Ongoing – Sloomoo Exhibition @ Marq E Entertainment Center Immerse yourself in the joy of sensory play with Sloomoo Instituteâs colorful world of never-ending, hand-crafted slime, yummy scents, and soothing ASMR delights.
Ongoing – âVertigo of Color: Matisse, Derain, and the Origins of Fauvismâ Exhibition @ MFAH The exhibition presents, for the first time in the United States, the origins and legacy of fauvism through paintings, drawings, and watercolors by Henri Matisse and AndrĂ© Derain.
Ongoing – âMultiplicity: Blackness In Contemporary American Collageâ Exhibition @ MFAH Collage works by multiple generations of living artists examine concepts such as cultural hybridity, gender fluidity, historical memory, and notions of beauty and power.
Ongoing – âCrowning the North: Silver Treasures from Bergen, Norwayâ Exhibition @ MFAH Featuring over 200 objects, this exhibition provides an exceptional look at Nordic history and aesthetics across centuries as Bergen stood at the intersection of global trade, taste, and fashion.
Ongoing – âSix Scenes From Our Futureâ Exhibition @ CAMH LAST CHANCE – This exhibition challenges the traditional ways of presenting art by offering unexpected pairings and debating the entrenched hierarchies between the fine arts and design.
Ongoing – âThis Way: A Houston Group Showâ Exhibition @ CAMH The exhibition showcases new work from Black artists who are invited to examine innovative ways of storytelling of their legacy and heritage of Houston Freedmenâs Town.
Ongoing – âJanet Sobel: All-Overâ Exhibition @ Menil See the pioneering work of Janet Sobel and her âAll-Overâ abstract expressionist painting technique which inspired generations of artists, including Jackson Pollock.
Ongoing – âHayv Kahraman: The Foreign Usâ Exhibition @ Moody Center for the Arts Kahramanâs first solo exhibition features works informed by the artistâs Iraqi-Kurdish heritage and experience as a refugee while highlighting her research-driven practice.
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