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Looking for activities to do in Houston this weekend? Here are some family-friendly events to add to your list for this weekend.
Things To Do this Weekend In and Near Houston with Kids
The Rink: Opening Weekend – Roll Call at Discovery Green
Downtown
Friday, February 21
Head out to downtown Houston’s only outdoor roller rink's opening weekend. The first 50 skaters in line skate for free! Visit the website here.
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back in Concert at the Houston Symphony
Jones Hall for the Performing Arts
Friday & Saturday, February 21 & 22
Experience the epic thrill of The Empire Strikes Back like never before! Watch this legendary sequel on a massive screen as the Houston Symphony performs John Williams’s iconic score live. Visit the website here.
Mardi Gras Celebration at Kemah Boardwalk
Kemah – FREE
Saturday, February 22
Let the good times roll! Celebrate Mardi Gras with beads, fun, kids' crafts, and live music all day long! Visit the website here.
Go Texan Parade in Downtown Conroe
Conroe – FREE
Saturday, February 22
Kick off the start of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo at the annual Go Texan Parade in Downtown Conroe. Visit the website here.
Black History Month Celebration at the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts
Spring – FREE
Saturday, February 22
Join a family-friendly, fun-filled day at the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts to celebrate Black History Month! Immerse in the rich history and vibrant culture of the African American community through artwork, live performances, and engaging art activities. Visit the website here.
Touch- A-Truck at Rob Fleming Recreation Center
Spring – FREE
Saturday, February 22
Get up close and personal with all kinds of big trucks, off-road mudders, various first responder vehicles, and more at the annual Touch-A-Truck. Visit the website here.
H-E-B Presents: Live at Live Oak Celebrating Black History Month at Memorial Park
Live Oak Court at the Clay Family Eastern Glades – FREE
Saturday, February 22
Set under the twinkling lights of Live Oak Court at the Clay Family Eastern Glades, these free concerts bring music, dance, and joy together under the stars to celebrate unique cultural traditions. Visit the website here.
Rodeo Festival at the Houston Farmers Market
The Heights – FREE
Saturday, February 22
Houston’s oldest and largest farmers market is kicking off Rodeo season by inviting the community to a special free event featuring live performances from local bands, a mechanical bull, a petting zoo, face painting, and more. Visit the website here.
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Winter Festival: Year of the Snake
Museum District – FREE
Sunday, February 23
Celebrate the Year of the Snake at the free, family-friendly Winter Festival. Start the afternoon with fiery drums, and end with a thrilling performance by lion and dragon dancers. Visit the website here.
Musical Brunch at Stomping Grounds
Garden Oaks – FREE
Sunday, February 23
Enjoy a Musical Brunch featuring Tom's Fun Band, hosted by Heights Kids Day of Music at Stomping Grounds. Visit the website here.
Railway Friends Celebration Fun Day at the Rosenberg Railroad Museum
Rosenberg
Sunday, February 23
Come meet Thomas, James, Percy, and more of your favorite engines and enjoy entertaining themed activities. Visit the website here.
Family Day at Bayou Bend & Rienzi “The Unknown Maker”
Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens, River Oaks – FREE
Sunday, February 23
Visit the two MFAH house museums—Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens and Rienzi—for an afternoon of free, family-friendly programs. The theme of “The Unknown Maker” explores stories of artists whose names have been lost to history. Visit the website here.
Kramer Day at Armand Bayou Nature Center
Pasadena – FREE
Sunday, February 23
Enjoy a day of free admission at Armand Bayou Nature Center in honor of Mark Kramer’s legacy of conservation and exploration of the natural world. Mark was ABNC’s Chief Naturalist and Conservation Director for over 25 years. Visit the website here.