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    october on the rooftop

    Houston's rooftop cinema reveals spooky and thrilling October lineup

    Steven Devadanam
    Sep 11, 2019 | 9:30 am
    Rooftop Cinema Club Houston night skyline
    Thrills (and maybe some chills) await in October on the rooftop.
    Photo by Rooftop Cinema Club Houston

    October sees Houston temps drop from scorching to bearable, and that means a flurry of fall outdoor activities. In keeping with the season, Rooftop Cinema Club is celebrating its first year in Houston with an October lineup that boasts Halloween favorites, drive-in classics, and showcases of women in cinema.

    Fans looking to get some spooky thrills under the night sky can look for horror and fantasy classics like A Nightmare on Elm Street (35th anniversary), Texas Chain Saw Massacre (45th anniversary), Beetlejuice, and more at Rooftop’s BLVD Place location. Tickets are on sale now.

    Cinephiles will delight in a special night of drive-in classics celebrating two memorable 1950s and '60s sci-fi and horror films: Blob and Village of the Damned on October 19. To set the scene, the club rooftop will step back in time with a special vintage décor, audio experience, and more.

    In addition to the Halloween classics, October will celebrate women in film in front of and behind the camera with a lineup that features Bette Midler and Sarah Jessica Parker in Hocus Pocus on October 4, October 20, and an Open-Captions version on October 30.

    Look for Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, and Stockard Channing in Practical Magic on October 12 and Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn in Death Becomes Her on October 18. October also sees films honoring Hispanic Heritage Month with Selena on October 5, Coco on October 13, and Mi Familia on October 15.

    To paraphrase ’80s icon Ferris Bueller: Tickets move pretty fast: If you don’t stop and look, you could miss them.

    Prices start at $17 per person for a one-person lounge seat. A single-person seat with the addition of bottomless popcorn is $20. Tickets for couples, or a roomier love seat, plus bottomless popcorn, are $24 per person. New for spring is a student discount ticket starting at $15.30, with valid ID required the night of the event.

    As always, the cinema will serve up movie grub from Good Dog Houston, which offers three dogs: the Picnic Dog, the Uptown Dog, and The Dude. Additional fare includes fruit and cheese plates, Frito pie, and chili cheese nachos. Adult beverages include a full bar with craft cocktails, local beer options, and an assortment of wines.

    Here is the full October movie lineup. Doors open each night at 6:30 pm. Double screenings continue throughout the month on Friday and Saturday nights. The venue will be closed on Mondays.

    October 1 – Beetlejuice
    October 2 – Rocketman (2019)
    October 3 – Mean Girls
    October 4 – Halloweentown and Hocus Pocus
    October 5 – Dirty Dancing and Selena
    October 6 – Casper
    October 7 – Closed
    October 8 – Grease (Sing-Along)
    October 9 – Pretty Woman
    October 10 – Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
    October 11 – Booksmart (2019) and Aladdin (2019)
    October 12 – The Craft and Practical Magic
    October 13 – Coco
    October 14 – Closed
    October 15 – Mi Familia
    October 16 – Bohemian Rhapsody: Sing-Along
    October 17 – Rocketman
    October 18 – The Princess Bride and Death Becomes Her
    October 19 – The Blob (1958) and Village of The Damned (1960)
    October 20 – Hocus Pocus
    October 21 – Closed
    October 22 – Beetlejuice
    October 23 – Poltergeist
    October 24 – The Witches of Eastwick
    October 25 – A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) and Scream
    October 26 – Tales from The Hood and The Exorcist
    October 27 – Halloweentown
    October 28 – Closed
    October 29 – The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
    October 30 – Hocus Pocus (open captions)
    October 31 – Halloween (1978)

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    Rooftop Cinema Club is located at BLVD Place above Whole Foods, 1700 Post Oak Blvd. For tickets and information, visit the official site.

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    ride 'em cowboy

    New Texas-sized dance hall and saloon two-steps into Houston mall

    Eric Sandler
    Jan 8, 2026 | 1:00 pm
    Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon
    Courtesy of Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon
    Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon will open this month.

    A massive country music dance hall is two-stepping into Houston. Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon will open its third Texas location this month at Plazamericas, the Latin-themed shopping mall and entertainment complex in Southwest Houston.

    Similar to its existing locations in Dallas and San Antonio, Cowboys Red River will occupy almost 37,000 square feet, including a 2,500-square-foot “race-track” dance floor that’s designed for two stepping, line dancing, and boot scootin’. With that much space, the dance hall aspires to host as many as 2,000 people per night, according to press materials.

    Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon Houston rendering A rendering previews Cowboys Red River.Courtesy of Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon

    "We’re fired up to bring Cowboys Red River to Houston," vice president and COO Scott Murphy said in a statement. "For over 30 years, we’ve been the biggest, baddest honky-tonk in Texas — the kind of place where you can hold someone close on the dance floor or raise a little hell with your buddies and feel right at home either way. Now it’s Houston’s turn. With our race-track dance floor, top-tier live acts, and that Southern hospitality we’re known for, we’re bringing a whole lot of romance, energy, and Texas-sized fun to this city. Houston, grab your boots, a couple of friends, and let’s go have a damn good time.”

    Honky-tonk band Runnin’ Behind will be featured regularly on the stage. In addition, Cowboys Red River expects to host between 12 and 15 national touring acts in its first year.

    Other amenities include 1,700 parking spots, free valet for “unescorted ladies,” pool tables, and a mechanical bull. Cowboys Red River offers special packages for birthdays, bachelorette parties, and other special occasions. It will be open Wednesday-Saturday from 7 pm until 3 am.

    The company’s first location opened in Dallas in 1989 and once earned a CMA Award for Nightclub of the Year. San Antonio followed in 2003.

    "Building the Cowboys Red River Dance Hall and Saloon legacy has been my passion for over six decades," founder and CEO Michael J. Murphy added. "We are here to bring Houston the best dancing and honky-tonk experience in the world, blending our authentic roots with world-class entertainment. This expansion is a testament to our team’s resilience and our commitment to the next generation of Texas country music fans."

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