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    Here are the top 15 things to do in Houston this weekend

    Craig D. Lindsey
    Feb 15, 2024 | 6:00 am
    dog dressed as cowboy

    This weekend's must-attend brunch/fashion show: Wags & Whiskers, which features a "Bow Wow West" rodeo theme (!).

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    Catch CultureMap's weekend events segment with editor Steven Devadanam and ABC13'a Brittaney Wilmore live at 8:45 am Thursdays on ABC13's livestream and on ABC13 all weekend.

    This weekend, those who aren't feeling the love can commiserate at an anti-Valentine's Day party at posh spot Albi. Rodeo-ready locals can get their kicks as Texas bootmaker City Boots hosts a grand opening party for its first Houston boutique.

    For some cheeky fun, Poppy Tart Burlesque will dazzle at Henke & Pillot, and TV phenom Wheel of Fortune Live puts a spin on the favorite game show.

    Enjoy; here are your best bets for the weekend.

    Thursday, February 15

    Lawndale Art Center presents Deangelo McMahon Jr.: "Hi-Speed Channel Surfing" opening reception

    "Hi-Speed Channel Surfing" presents new work by Houston-based artist Deangelo McMahon Jr. Through still images that emulate classic television, this exhibition explores mass media, shared memory, and censorship. In the featured paintings, McMahon creates visual white noise with gestures such as cross-hatching and pointillism. In the words of McMahon, this exhibition reflects “the ever-increasing role of technology in present-day life, and seeks to remind the viewer of one’s own humanity amidst it all.” Through Saturday, April 6. 5 pm.

    Houston Christian Theatreworks presents Les Misérables

    Houston Christian Theatreworks' winter musical will be the sweeping, oh-so-iconic tale of characters amidst the backdrop of post-revolutionary France. Jean Valjean’s journey from a paroled ex-convict to a transformed man seeking redemption sets the stage for a narrative rich in societal critique, personal struggle, and the enduring power of love. This production is a celebration of the arts, a testament to the power of community, and an opportunity for Houston Christian theater students to showcase their talent. 7 pm (7:30 pm Sunday).

    The Menil Collection presents Prudence Peiffer: The Slip

    Writer, editor, and art historian Prudence Peiffer discusses her first book, The Slip: The New York City Street That Changed American Art Forever and how the Coenties Slip played a role in shaping the artistic journeys of renowned American artists that affected the landscape of modern art. The book is a group biography of a collection of luminous American artists including Chryssa, Agnes Martin, Robert Indiana, etc. All of them happened to live in the same place: a collection of former sail-making warehouses on the dead-end Manhattan street. 7 pm.

    Friday, February 16

    City Boots Grand Opening

    Beloved Texas boot brand City Boots will open its doors in Houston this weekend, bringing a stylish, brick-and-mortar storefront to Autry Park. The Texas-based handmade, premier boot brand is designed for the modern cowgirl, city slicker and everyone in between. To celebrate the grand opening, the store will have like-minded brands on-site to get you ready for the rodeo, including handmade silver goods from Clint Orms, luxury furs from C+B Collections, and silk scarves perfect for adding a touch of color to your cowgirl look from Sister the Brand. 11 am.

    Albi Houston Presents DETOX: The Ultimate Anti-Valentine's Day Party for Singles

    Albi belly dancerFeel the self love at Albi's anti-Valentine's Day party.Photo via Albi

    Albi Houston invites all singles to revel in self-love and embrace the joy of being unattached at DETOX, the ultimate anti-Valentine's Day party. Leave traditional romance behind and celebrate a night dedicated to you, complete with cocktails, mocktails, shop specials, photo props, live entertainment, and exclusive off-menu dinner features. The performers will include guitarist Amin Safari, belly dancer Guzel Kandemir, and DJ Omar Zhari. 5 pm.

    Eagles in concert

    The legendary rock band Eagles will come back to Houston as part of their The Long Goodbye tour. While the band has had members who’ve passed away (Glenn Frey, Randy Meisner) and members they don’t really talk about (Don Felder, Bernie Leadon), Don Henley, Joe Walsh & Timothy B. Schmit will be joined by Vince Gill and Glenn's son Deacon Frey to play all of the Eagles' greatest hits. The Eagles’ long-time contemporaries/fellow Hall of Famers Steely Dan will be joining these historic shows and commemorating their own 50+ year career. 7:30 pm.

    DACAMERA presents Danish String Quartet

    The Danish String Quartet is known for musicianship, artistry and, above all, an ability to play as one. Their wide-ranging program moves from Benjamin Britten’s expressive arrangement of Baroque composer Purcell’s lively Chaconne; to Haydn’s spirited Quartet No. 3 from Opus 20; to Schubert’s beloved “Death and the Maiden”; and into the 1960s with an introspective quartet Shostakovich dedicated to his late wife. 8 pm.

    Saturday, February 17

    Houston Bar Association 39th Annual Eikenburg 8K Fun Run

    The annual HBA Eikenburg Law Week Fun Run features an 8K run, including an 8K wheelchair division, a 1K non-competitive children’s run, and a non-competitive, one-mile family walk. Proceeds from the 39th Annual Eikenburg 8K Fun Run benefit The Center for Pursuit, a Houston nonprofit organization serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism. The event has raised over $1.7 million for The Center since 1986. 8 am.

    The 11th annual Wags & Whiskers Brunch at Hotel ZaZa – Museum District

    This beloved event is in the running for most adorable fashion show in Houston each year. A celebration of stylish dogs and cats (oh, and their humans), the Wags & Whiskers Brunch and celebrity pet fashion show — produced by super stylist Todd Ramos — features impossibly cute fur models stylishly decked out — this year in "Bow Wow West," rodeo-themed attire (!). Admission proceeds assist Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston’s Animeals program, which provides pet food, toys and preventative vet care supplies to over 1,300 pets of homebound seniors in its Meals on Wheels program. Favorite Houston personality Casey Curry emcees; seats for a scrumptious brunch — for a worthy cause — are available here.

    Fresh Arts presents The Wonder Ball

    Fresh Arts presents its annual gala, The Wonder Ball, which combines an immersive atmosphere, over-the-top outfits, creative cocktails, arts entertainment, and a silent art auction. The 2024 Ball also includes a new event, the Wonder Ball Dinner Party, which will be open to underwriters, sponsors and Dinner Party ticket holders. Proceeds from the annual gala will benefit Fresh Arts’ programs and operations, raising key funding that strengthens Houston’s arts community by championing the vibrant creatives who make it all possible. 6:30 pm.

    14 Pews presents Pixote

    With a blend of harsh realism and aching humanity, Héctor Babenco’s international 1980 breakout Pixote offers an electrifying look at youth fighting to survive on the bottom rung of Brazilian society, and a stinging indictment of the country’s military dictatorship and police. In a heartbreaking performance, Fernando Ramos da Silva plays a young boy who escapes a nightmarish reformatory only to resort to a life of violent crime, even as he forms a makeshift family with some fellow outcasts. 7 pm.

    Poppy Tart Productions presents Truly Madly Dazzly: A Romantic Burlesque

    Beneath feather fans and satin garters of desire, flirty moves unravel a scandalous ballet of love's ecstasy and tease - a burlesque where passion burns as fiercely as rhinestones, and every feather tells a forbidden tale. Poppy Tart Productions is known for putting on fine burlesque shows and bringing performers from all over the country and beyond. The cast for this show will include Ruby Joule (Austin), Vixie St. Clair (Dallas), Mz. Juno (New Orleans), and Poppy Tart herself, hosted by Peter Pecker (Houston). 7 and 10 pm.

    Sunday, February 18

    Karbach Brewing Co. presents ZiegFest Music Festival

    After a five-year hiatus, the iconic ZiegFest Music Festival has returned, presented by Karbach Brewing Co. and 100.3 FM The Bull. The festival will feature performances by Muscadine Bloodline, Treaty Oak Revival, and Grant Gilbert. The festival will include a vendor village, food trucks, and Karbach beers for 21+ guests to enjoy. A general admission ticket gets you admittance to the fest and access to the Karbach Biergarten, while a VIP ticket gets you unlimited VIP access with dedicated VIP bars, among other things. 4 pm.

    ReelAbilities Houston presents ReelFilm: Upside Down

    ReelAbilities Houston will host the opening night of ReelFilm, featuring a screening of Upside Down. Paolo, a 19-year-old with Down syndrome, meets Armando, a tough but kindhearted boxing trainer at the local gym. Constantly underestimated by the world around him, Paolo decides to train with Armando, much to the dismay of his protective father. Paolo steps into the ring against all odds, hoping to find his confidence and a sense of belonging. 7 pm.

    Hobby Center for the Performing Arts presents Wheel of Fortune Live

    Wheel of Fortune LiveWheel of Fortune Live spins into Hobby Center.Photo by Terry Farmer

    AEG will present Wheel of Fortune Live, an all-new theatrical experience that is the one-and-only way fans can experience the popular game show in person outside of Sony Pictures Studios. At Wheel of Fortune Live, guests can try out to go on stage with the chance to spin a replica of the iconic Wheel and solve the puzzles on the tour’s puzzleboard to win fantastic prizes, including up to $10,000 in cash, a trip to Paris, Hawaii and more at every show. 7:30 pm.

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    weekend event planner

    Here are the top 14 things to do in Houston this weekend

    Craig D. Lindsey
    Nov 4, 2026 | 6:30 pm
    Doja Cat
    Photo by Greg Noire
    Doja Cat will perform at the Toyota Center on Saturday.

    This weekend will have not one, but two events tailor-made for all the Chicano soul fans in Houston.

    On Saturday afternoon at Cactus Music, DJ/historian Alex La Rotta will have a discussion with DJ/author Ruben Molina, who’ll be in town to talk about his latest book, The Dreamy Side: Rhythm and Blues and Chicano Culture in 1950s Los Angeles. (They’ll also perform Chicano-soul DJ sets at Johnny’s Gold Brick later that evening.) At the same time that’s happening, Chicano Boulevard will salute the Pan-America Ballroom, once a local mecca for Chicano and Tejano music, at Leonel Castillo Community Center.

    Of course, plenty of other things are happening in Houston this weekend, from a block party to an oyster fest to a chance to go underground with the late, great David Bowie.

    Thursday, November 5

    Mid Main Houston First Thursday Block Party
    Mid Main Houston First Thursday Block Party closes out its season of soirees with a party benefitting Houston SPCA, which will have a puppy adoption activation in the backyard of the Continental Club. Blue Heron Yacht Club will play the patio at Winnie’s, while DJ Good Grief will spin tunes at the Saint Arnold pop-up party in the breezeway. And don’t forget about the Winbern St. market, which will have a metal art show and sculptures from Mark “Scrapdaddy” Bradford. 6 pm.

    Bari Ristorante presents An Evening with White Truffles
    Held at Bari's newly-opened location in The Woodlands, the $245-per-person dinner features white truffles from Italy throughout a five-course menu. Selected by chefs Renato de Pirro and Marcelo Mintz, the wine pairings include Medici Ermete Unique Rosé and selections from Michele Chiarlo, including Barbaresco Reyna and Barolo Cerequio. 7 pm.

    Bayou Music Center presents Labyrinth: In Concert
    All the folks who grew up watching the 1986 musical fantasy flick Labyrinth – and ended up having crushes on David Bowie and/or Jennifer Connelly – will have the chance to see it on the big screen while a live band plays the score. Bayou Music Center will do a live-concert screening of the Jim Henson/George Lucas collab, where Connelly’s teen reaches the center of an enormous, otherworldly maze to rescue her infant half-brother from Bowie’s Goblin King. 8 pm.

    Friday, November 6

    Sugar Land Arts & Music Festival
    The Sugar Land Arts & Music Festival will celebrate art, music, and community. Visitors can discover works from more than 100 juried artists and craftspeople from across the region; browse fine art, jewelry, pottery, photography and more throughout the open-air marketplace; enjoy live performances by local musicians and emerging artists; and relax in a curated wine garden and explore dining options from local restaurants and festival vendors. 5 pm (noon Saturday & Sunday).

    Buffalo Soldiers National Museum presents A Soldier Soiree: Honor in Color
    The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum will mark its 25th anniversary with A Soldier Soirée: Honor in Color. The evening will bring together supporters, community leaders, veterans, and friends of the museum to celebrate a quarter-century of preserving Black military history and to launch the museum’s grand reopening following its renovation. From the moment guests arrive, they are inside the story, surrounded by décor, cocktails, and spirits inspired by military favorites, and desserts crafted with the same intention as the program itself. 6:30 pm.

    Theatre Under The Stars presents Lights Up Gala
    Theatre Under The Stars will host its annual Lights Up Gala, headlined by stage/screen star Megan Hilty. The annual event brings together Houston’s arts supporters for an evening of entertainment and philanthropy benefiting TUTS’ artistic, education, and community programs. The gala will honor Demetra & Franklin D.R. Jones, Jr. for their leadership and longtime support of TUTS and the Houston arts community. Enjoy a night of fine dining, live and silent auctions, and entertainment in celebration of the impact of musical theatre in Houston. 6:30 pm.

    Memorial Hermann Broadway at the Hobby Center presents Beetlejuice
    Based on Tim Burton’s dearly beloved 1988 film, Beetlejuice is a hilarious musical that tells the story of Lydia Deetz, a strange and unusual teenager whose whole life changes when she meets a recently deceased couple and a demon with a thing for stripes. With an irreverent book, an astonishing set, and a score that’s out of this Netherworld, it’s a remarkably touching show about family, love, and making the most of every Day-O. 7:30 pm (2 & 7:30 pm Saturday; 1:30 & 7 pm Sunday).

    Saturday, November 7

    4th Annual San Leon Oyster Fest
    The last time the San Leon Oyster Fest went down, it was way back in 2019. And now, seven years later, the Oyster Fest returns to Pier 6 Seafood, which has donated 1,500 tons of cured oyster shells. The fest will feature live performances from Kelly Williams & Andre Bateman, Big Gordon Band, David Joel, and headliner Colten Black. There will also be an oyster cook-off where attendees receive 12 grilled oyster tickets to sample two oysters from each of the six amateur, volunteer grill teams. 11 am.

    AIA Houston Home Tour
    The AIA Houston Home Tour features seven homes representing the finest in new residential architecture built in the last five years by AIA Houston architects. The self-guided, two-day event operates with the permission of homeowners, community cooperation, 200 volunteers, and participating architects eager to share their designs. It offers a unique opportunity to go inside a range of high-quality homes designed by local, licensed architects. Noon.

    The Michael J. Fox Foundation presents Houston Run/Walk
    The Michael J. Fox Foundation launched the Run/Walk Series in 2017 to connect those affected by Parkinson’s, their families and community supporters. Since then, the Series has expanded nationwide, raising over $10.1 million and uniting more than 33,800 participants. The family-friendly event offers a day of activity, community and valuable information about Parkinson's disease and local support resources. The Houston Run/Walk provides an opportunity to engage, raise awareness and make a difference. 8 am.

    Doja Cat in concert
    It seemed like it was just yesterday when Doja Cat hopped on the scene, with fries planted firmly in her nose, singing about wanting to be a cow. Somehow, that novelty song launched her career as a global pop superstar. The singer/rapper, who just turned 31 last month (she showed up at her birthday party rocking cow-print platforms) will be in Houston this weekend, in support of her latest album Vie. 7:30 pm.

    Sunday, November 8

    The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents Millennium Mambo
    Millennium Mambo, from auteur Hou Hsiao-hsien, is an episodic, romance-tinged story about an aimless bar hostess (Shu Qi) drifting away from her possessive boyfriend and toward a suave, sensitive gangster. Structured as a flashback, the 2001 film is drenched in club lights, ecstatic endorphin-rush exhilaration, and a nagging undercurrent of urban ennui. This screening is part of the film series “Taiwanese Sensibility in Texas,” organized by Liam Lin, deputy director, Taiwan Academy of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Houston. 5:30 pm.

    DACAMERA presents DACAMERA at the Eldorado: Skylar Tang
    DACAMERA launches its popular DACAMERA at the Eldorado: Rising Jazz Stars series with 20-year-old trumpet phenom Skylar Tang. Born and raised in the Bay Area, Tang began playing the trumpet at age 9 and composing at age 14. Her quartet tours nationally and internationally and recently performed at the 2026 Montreal Jazz Festival. Tang has shared the stage with Joshua Redman, SFJAZZ Collective, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and Houston native Walter Smith III. 7 pm.

    Steve Lacy in concert
    It was just a few years ago when Steve Lacy was a teenage music wunderkind, coming up with beats on his phone and writing & producing for such artists as Kendrick Lamar, Vampire Weekend, Solange, and The Internet, where he also does guitar-playing duties. These days, Lacy is a solo star, scoring a Best Progressive R&B Album Grammy for his 2022 sophomore album Gemini Rights. Currently on tour in support of his new album, Oh yeah?, Lacy will be making a stop in Sugar Land this weekend. 8 pm.

    Doja Cat

    Photo by Greg Noire

    Doja Cat will perform at the Toyota Center on Saturday.

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