Concerts & Events This Weekend in Houston
October 18 – October 18 · Find concerts, games and shows. Choose an event to explore available tickets.
Concerts & Events This Weekend in Houston
Houston Dash vs. Orlando Pride
Shell Energy Stadium
Sun 18 Oct · 12:00From$32 USD
Find ticketsMrs. Doubtfire - The Musical
Sarofim Hall - Hobby Center
Sun 18 Oct · 14:00From$61 USD
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Jones Hall for the Performing Arts
Sun 18 Oct · 14:00From$67 USD
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Toyota Center
Sun 18 Oct · 19:00From$97 USD
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Houston Arena Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 19:00From$60 USD
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The Improv - Houston
Sun 18 Oct · 19:30From$50 USD
Find ticketsMrs. Doubtfire - The Musical
Sarofim Hall - Hobby Center
Sun 18 Oct · 20:00From$67 USD
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The Heights
Sun 18 Oct · 20:00From$50 USD
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Revention Music Center
Sun 18 Oct · 20:00From$43 USD
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Minute Maid Park
Sun 18 Oct · 03:30From$332 USD
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Houston events this weekend
Houston weekends start on Thursday for most of the city. Happy hour patios on Washington Avenue, in Midtown, and along Westheimer fill up by 5 pm, and the first comedy and theater curtains go up around 7.
Most arena shows at Toyota Center start between 7:30 and 8, with 713 Music Hall, Bayou Music Center, and House of Blues typically running doors at 7 and headliners around 9. Saturday is the heaviest night of the week — expect every major venue booked, often with multiple shows in the same building.
Sunday afternoons skew toward matinees at the Hobby Center and the Alley, Astros day games when they are in town, and gospel brunches in Third Ward. During Rodeo season (late February through mid-March), the rhythm flips entirely.
NRG Park draws 70,000 people a night for the concert series, and the surrounding neighborhoods — Medical Center, West U, Bellaire — pack restaurants and bars from late afternoon onward. Buffalo Bayou Park along Allen Parkway, Memorial Park, and the Bayou Bend Gardens at the Museum of Fine Arts all run weekend programming in cooler months that pairs well with an evening show.
The festival calendar fills in the rest. The Houston International Festival in April turns downtown into a multi-block world-music and food event.
The Art Car Parade in mid-April rolls 250+ wild art vehicles down Allen Parkway. The Texas Renaissance Festival up in Todd Mission runs weekends from October through November.
Free Press Summer Fest and Day for Night are remembered fondly even after winding down, and Beyoncé and Travis Scott homecoming runs have become near-annual events. Pick the weekend you are visiting, check what falls into that window, and build the rest of the trip around it.
What's on by month
October
October is one of the best months for outdoor events — humidity drops, evenings cool into the 70s, and Mitchell Pavilion runs its strongest fall slate. The Texas Renaissance Festival in Todd Mission runs every weekend October through November. The Bayou City Art Festival fall edition fills downtown. The Day of the Dead Festival runs in the East End in late October. Halloween fills Montrose bars and Washington Avenue clubs. Astros postseason runs put downtown into playoff mode when they are in.
November
November is mild and busy. Texas Renaissance Festival continues weekends. Houston Children's Festival, the Texans home stretch, and Astros postseason fan events fill the calendar. The Uptown Holiday Lighting on Post Oak Boulevard kicks off the holiday season in late November. Lights in the Heights and ZooLights at the Houston Zoo open mid-month. Theater holiday programming starts at the Alley with A Christmas Carol. Restaurant Week winter edition runs.



