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  • Houston Celebrates Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day with Packed Weekend

    Houston Celebrates Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day with Packed Weekend
    2026/02/14
    Houston, we have quite the Valentine's Day celebration happening right now, and it's so much more than just romance. Whether you're flying solo or coupled up, this weekend is absolutely packed with incredible events.

    Let's start with what's happening this very moment. The Chinese Community Center is hosting their beloved Lunar New Year Festival celebrating the Year of the Horse. Running until four o'clock this afternoon, admission is completely free and parking is included. You'll find lion and dragon dances, face-changing opera performances, cultural music and dance shows, an onsite clothing parade, Asian food vendors, hands-on workshops, and festive shopping. They've even added Valentine-themed activities and photo opportunities to make the day extra special.

    Downtown at Market Square Park, there's another fantastic Lunar New Year celebration running until six o'clock tonight featuring lion and dragon dances, a DJ, cultural workshops by Young Audiences of Houston, and vendors offering food and artisan goods. Over at the Houston Zoo, they're hosting their first-ever Lunar New Year celebration running through tomorrow, with dragon dancer performances, themed keeper chats, and special photo opportunities with dragon and cherry blossom backdrops. General admission starts at thirty dollars and ninety-five cents.

    If you're looking for evening entertainment, the Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular begins at eight o'clock tonight. For something more intimate, Tapas on the Trails at the Houston Arboretum starts at five o'clock and features a leisurely walk along softly-lit trails with six food stops paired with specially selected beers and wines. Tickets are one hundred ten dollars for members and one hundred twenty-five for non-members.

    Tomorrow, Sunday, February fifteenth brings even more excitement. The 24th Annual Rockets Run kicks off early with races starting at seven forty-five in the morning at the Toyota Center. The Houston Grand Opera's second annual Family Day performance of Hansel and Gretel is happening at eleven o'clock at the Wortham Theater Center, featuring a ninety-minute English-language adventure with crafts and character interactions included with your ticket.

    President's Day on Monday rounds out the long weekend, giving listeners plenty of time to explore everything Houston has to offer. From cultural celebrations to family fun and romantic evening adventures, this week delivers something for absolutely everyone. Thank you for tuning in to discover what's happening in Houston. Be sure to subscribe for more event coverage and insider tips. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Headline: Houston Buzzes with Valentines Celebrations Across the City

    Headline: Houston Buzzes with Valentines Celebrations Across the City
    2026/02/13
    Houston is buzzing with Valentine's excitement this week, and whether you're looking for romance, family fun, or just a great night out, there's something special happening right now.

    Starting tonight, the city is packed with pre-Valentine's celebrations. According to Houston's special events calendar, the Houston Astros are hosting baseball and events all day today with street closures around the stadium area on Texas, Crawford, and Congress streets. If you're heading downtown, you'll find live music at several venues. The Hidden Cellar in Cypress is featuring Pete Scafidi performing from seven to ten PM, while D'Vine Wine Bar also has live music starting at seven PM. Over in Tomball, Main Street Crossing is hosting The Grand Illusion, a Styx experience tribute band at eight PM tonight.

    For those seeking a more intimate evening, Painting with a Twist in Cypress offers their Red Hot Special date night set where couples paint two canvases that connect into one image. The session runs from nine to eleven PM, and it's a fun way to create memories together.

    Tomorrow, Saturday the fourteenth, Valentine's Day brings even more options across Houston. The Lunar New Year Celebration at the Chinese Community Center runs from ten AM to four PM, blending two wonderful celebrations into one festive day. For sports fans, the Houston Astros continue their games tomorrow, and Monster Jam takes over NRG Stadium at seven PM if you want high-octane family entertainment.

    The Children's Museum Houston is celebrating both Valentine's Day and Lunar New Year this weekend from nine AM to five PM on both Saturday and Sunday, making it perfect for families with little ones. Meanwhile, music lovers should catch Main Street Crossing's lineup tomorrow with Shake Russell, a renowned Texas singer-songwriter performing at seven PM.

    For upscale experiences, Altered States Wellness in Vintage Park is offering their Ultimate Date Night package with private float therapy sessions followed by charcuterie and champagne starting at three hundred seventy dollars per couple.

    Sunday wraps up the weekend with Monster Jam returning to NRG Stadium at seven PM, plus the Rockets Run at Toyota Center starting at six AM for early risers.

    With everything from casual concerts to romantic dinners and family-friendly activities, Houston's Valentine's week has something for everyone. Check specific venue websites for reservations, especially for popular restaurants which are filling up quickly for tomorrow night.

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  • Valentine's Day and Lunar New Year Collide in Houston's Packed Weekend

    Valentine's Day and Lunar New Year Collide in Houston's Packed Weekend
    2026/02/12
    Hey Houston listeners, get ready for a love-filled, action-packed weekend because Valentine's Day and Lunar New Year are colliding in the best way right here in H-Town. Today, Thursday, kick things off with vinyl vibes at two hot spots. Head to HiFi at the Finn for BYOV night starting at 6 pm, where DJ Mike Bondz spins your R&B favorites alongside craft cocktails, or join Shoeshine Charley's Big Top Lounge at 7 pm for raffle drawings, pizza from Home Slice, and fresh releases at Sig's Lagoon, according to CultureMap Houston. Circus fans, don't miss The Great Benjamins Circus at 7:30 pm, packed with acrobats, clowns, and daredevils that deliver 90 minutes of pure wonder. And catch Hadestown, the eight-Tony-Award-winning musical, lighting up Memorial Hermann Broadway at the Hobby Center.

    Friday heats up with Community Artists’ Collective's opening reception for Nurturing the Feminine: Veils at 6 pm, a transformative exhibit by sisters Brittany and Devan Mayfield celebrating healing and reflection. Rice Cinema screens the classic El Norte at 6 pm, a National Film Registry gem about two indigenous youths' journey north. For thrills with a romantic twist, Thirteenth Floor's Love Bites haunted house starts at 7 pm, blending gore, scares, and V-Day fun. Music lovers, House of Blues hosts Maggie Antone at 7 pm in The Bronze Peacock.

    Saturday, Valentine's Day proper, starts with Crafted Miles at Craft Pita at 10 am, a chill two-mile run with Loose Lace Run Club followed by free breakfast tacos and 15% off brunch. Markets for Makers' Houston Valentine's Market pops up at POST Houston from 11 am, featuring 100-plus local artisans, DIY crafts, and photo ops. Lunar New Year shines bright with festivals at Asia Society Texas, Discovery Green, The Galleria, Houston Premium Outlets, Alief ISD's Texas Lunar Festival, and Market Square Park at noon, per CultureMap and Eventbrite. Evening magic awaits at Houston Arboretum's Tapas on the Trails at 5 pm, a softly lit walk with chef-crafted bites from Cotton Culinary, paired wines, and beers under the theme Love in Nature. Party at Reset for RNB & Slow Jams Valentine's bash from 4 pm, free before 6 pm with tickets.

    Sunday, sweat it out at Karbach Brewing's Rodeo Clown RoundUp 5K or 10K with medals, tees, and free beer for 21-plus. MFAH screens Woody Allen's Annie Hall at 5 pm, Diane Keaton's Oscar-winning rom-com classic. Latin trap fans, Alemán and Gera MX bring their Rich Mafia tour to town at 8 pm.

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  • Houston Buzzing With Music, Ice Fun, and Cultural Festivals This Weekend

    Houston Buzzing With Music, Ice Fun, and Cultural Festivals This Weekend
    2026/02/11
    Hey listeners, grab your calendars because Houston is buzzing with fun from today right through the weekend. Kick things off tonight at the House of Blues with Ruel on his Kicking My Feet Tour at 7 p.m. in the Music Hall, or catch rising rapper redveil at the same time in the Bronze Peacock room. If you're into hoops, the Houston Rockets take on the Clippers at Toyota Center at 8 p.m., a perfect midweek thrill. Families, head to Discovery Green for Ice skating from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. or Bumper Cars on Ice starting at 6 p.m., and don't miss Nature Storytime at 4 p.m. at the Nature Discovery Center.

    Tomorrow, Thursday, The Movement brings their Visions Tour with Tropidelic to House of Blues Music Hall at 6:30 p.m., while Maanu performs at 7 p.m. in the Bronze Peacock. Kids skate free with a purchase at Discovery Green Ice from 5 p.m., Bumper Cars follow at 6 p.m., and Levy Park hosts Children's BINGO at 4:30 p.m. RV enthusiasts, the 2026 RV Show runs all day at NRG Center through Sunday.

    Friday the 13th amps up with Maggie Antone at House of Blues Bronze Peacock at 7 p.m., Ice skating till 11 p.m. at Discovery Green, and Bumper Cars until then too. Catch Shen Yun's stunning performances at 7:30 p.m. at the Houston-Cypress CFISD Visual and Performing Arts Center. Out in Lake Houston, the Hopeful Hearts Ministry Gala La Vie En Rose starts at 6 p.m. at Walden on Lake Houston Golf & Country Club.

    Saturday explodes with Lunar New Year celebrations for the Year of the Horse: Asia Society Texas from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Lunar New Year Festival at 9800 Town Park Dr., and Texas Lunar Festival at Alief Career Center Lot from 10:30 a.m. Family Day with Hansel and Gretel at Wortham Theater at 11 a.m., plus Bubbles and More Play Day at 1 p.m. at Nature Discovery Center. Shen Yun has shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., the Riot Comedy Club's Valentine's Day Comedy Show at 9 p.m. at Rudyard's, and Chick-fil-A in Humble offers Cows and Canvases painting at 1 p.m., 2:30 p.m., or 4 p.m.

    Sunday wraps with Ice at Discovery Green from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Shen Yun at 2 p.m., Lunar New Year at Discovery Green from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., Bumper Cars till 8 p.m., and the Mardi Gras Festival and Parade from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Kingwood Town Center Park with gumbo cook-off, live music, and more.

    Houston's got it all, listeners—music, ice fun, cultural fests, and family vibes. Thank you for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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  • Geoff Tate's 'Operation: Mindcrime' Wraps Up Epic Rock Journey in Houston

    Geoff Tate's 'Operation: Mindcrime' Wraps Up Epic Rock Journey in Houston
    2026/02/08
    Hey Houston listeners, kick off your Sunday with a bang because today is packed with ways to dive into the city's vibrant scene. Head to the House of Blues for Geoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime - The Final Chapter at 7 PM in the Music Hall, where the Queensryche legend wraps up this epic rock journey with high-energy riffs and nostalgic anthems that’ll have you headbanging all night. If home vibes call, the Houston Home and Garden Show at NRG Park opens at 10 AM, showcasing everything from lush landscaping ideas to cutting-edge kitchen gadgets—perfect for sprucing up your space with local experts on hand. Catch a matinee of Real Women Have Curves at the Alley Theatre at 2 PM, a hilarious and heartfelt play celebrating body positivity and family bonds for just $36 a ticket. Groove into Midtown Saturdays at The Boulevard on 1916 Baldwin St starting whenever you're ready, with DJs spinning hits and that lively Midtown energy keeping the party rolling. And if you're near Sugar Land, lace up for the Kolache Factory 5K/10K or kids' 1K run, a fun morning dash with 100 to 500 participants chasing pastries and good times.

    The week heats up fast. Monday, Lauren Spencer Smith brings her Art of Being a Mess Tour to House of Blues Music Hall at 7 PM—expect raw pop confessions and sing-alongs that hit right in the feels. Tuesday doubles down with THAT MEXICAN OT's Herd The Cattle tour at 7 PM in the Music Hall, blasting hip-hop fire, while Alex Sampson takes the intimate Bronze Peacock stage at the same time for smooth vibes. Wednesday, Ruel kicks off her Kicking My Feet Tour at 7 PM Music Hall, paired with redveil's underground beats at Bronze Peacock. Thursday's a powerhouse: The Movement's Visions Tour with Tropidelic rocks Music Hall at 6:30 PM, and Maanu lights up Bronze Peacock at 7 PM.

    Weekend warriors, Friday's your playground—Maggie Antone's soulful blues at Bronze Peacock 7 PM, then Club 90's Heated RivalRave explodes Music Hall at 8:30 PM for an 18-plus dance frenzy. Saturday Valentine's fever hits with Carousel Club Burlesque at Bronze Peacock 7 PM and Los Lonely Boys tearing up Music Hall at 7 PM with their Tex-Mex rock classics. Sunday caps it with Aleman & Gera MX's Rich Mafia Tour US 2026 at Music Hall 7 PM and Aries' Glass Jaw World Tour at Bronze Peacock.

    From rock legends to garden glow-ups, Houston's serving non-stop fun—grab tickets quick and make memories. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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  • Basketball Tournament and Comedic Performances Highlight Houston Weekend Lineup

    Basketball Tournament and Comedic Performances Highlight Houston Weekend Lineup
    2026/02/07
    Hey Houston listeners, kick off your weekend with a bang right here in the Bayou City! Today, Saturday, hoop fans and families, head to Fallbrook/Brook Sports at 12512 Walters Road for the Just 1 Day basketball tournament, running all day with boys and girls teams from 10U to varsity, AAU, club, select, and recreational levels. Entry fees are $140 for two games or $185 for three, and it's exposure certified with excellent facilities and a child-friendly vibe—perfect for cheering on elite, competitive, or developmental squads. Contact Terrul Henderson at 281-300-5719 or fallbrookad@gmail.com for schedule requests or team discounts.

    Music lovers, tonight at House of Blues Houston, comedian Jared Freid brings his hilarious Table For One Tour to the Music Hall at 6:00 PM—grab tickets for laughs on love and single life. Then, solve a crime over steak at Saltgrass Steak House with The Murder Mystery Co's Dinner Theater Show starting at 6:30 PM, a Valentine's-themed whodunit packed with interactive fun. And if you're giving back, join the Bread of Life Inc. Distribution at St. John's Downtown from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, handing out essentials to the community.

    Tomorrow, Sunday, rock out with Geoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime - The Final Chapter at House of Blues Music Hall at 7:00 PM, the Queensrÿche legend's epic closer. Over at 713 Music Hall, catch Ty Myers: The Select Tour wrapping up its two-night run.

    The week's heating up Monday with Lauren Spencer Smith's The Art of Being a Mess Tour at House of Blues at 7:00 PM, spilling raw emotions and hits. Tuesday, THAT MEXICAN OT drops Herd The Cattle at the same spot, plus Alex Sampson at The Bronze Peacock, both at 7:00 PM. Wednesday, Ruel's Kicking My Feet Tour headlines Music Hall, with redveil opening vibes at Bronze Peacock.

    Thursday, THE MOVEMENT's Visions Tour with Tropidelic rocks Music Hall at 6:30 PM, and Maanu chills at Bronze Peacock. Friday the 13th? Maggie Antone at Bronze Peacock 7:00 PM, then Club 90's Heated RivalRave (18+) blasts Music Hall at 8:30 PM—'90s nostalgia meets high energy.

    Weekend peaks with Valentine's magic: Saturday 14th, Carousel Club Burlesque seduces Bronze Peacock at 7:00 PM, Los Lonely Boys jam Music Hall same time, and at 713 Music Hall, Je'Caryous Johnson's Greatest Love Singer Tribute Show celebrates romance. Sunday 15th, Aleman & Gera MX's Rich Mafia Tour US 2026 and Aries' Glass Jaw World Tour both hit 7:00 PM across House of Blues venues.

    Basketball buffs, note UH Cougars men's team faces #16/14 BYU tonight at 9:30 PM CST away, but stream it while exploring H-town. From courtside thrills to stage fireworks, Houston's buzzing—get out there and make memories!

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  • Houston Home and Garden Show, Norma Jean Concert, and Monster Jam Debut This Weekend

    Houston Home and Garden Show, Norma Jean Concert, and Monster Jam Debut This Weekend
    2026/02/06
    Hey Houston listeners, kick off your weekend with a bang right here in the Bayou City! Today, Friday February 6th, dive into the massive Houston Home and Garden Show at NRG Park, running through Sunday the 8th. According to the official Houston Home and Garden Show site, celebrity host Richard Karn from Home Improvement is leading hilarious Q&A sessions, plus bold Texas gardens, a Plant Market with rare flora, pet adoptions via Houston Humane Society, and even a sports-themed Red Zone for Super Bowl vibes. Tickets are $10 at the door, but snag 'em online to save $2—perfect for sprucing up your space with landscaping pros and trendy decor.

    Music lovers, head to The Secret Group at 2101 Polk Street tonight for Norma Jean rocking the stage at 7 PM, as listed on SeatGeek. Or catch UpDating at 8 PM in the Music Hall at House of Blues Houston, where the comedy keeps rolling into tomorrow's Jared Freid show at 6 PM. Art fans, don't miss Art Lovers of Houston from 6 to 9 PM at Art League Houston on 1953 Montrose Blvd—dress in Heart Chic for a chic night out, per HouCalendar.

    Saturday the 7th cranks up the action with Monster Jam roaring into NRG Stadium, featuring the Houston debut of the 2026 truck Bailey Circuit, plus Pit Parties for truck selfies and driver meetups, reports Click2Houston. Out in Humble, the legendary Humble Rodeo at Humble Civic Center starts at 5 PM with gates open, rodeo at 7 PM, and concerts—Corey Kent tonight, Casey Donahew tomorrow—for just $25 advance, via Community Impact. Galentine's Brunch at noon in Humble offers shopping and mimosas for $25 at Light of the World Christian Fellowship. Kingwood heats up with the Mardi Gras Ball from 6 to 11:30 PM at Kingwood Country Club, complete with dinner, dancing, and auctions for $125, and the Bayou Battle Mardi Gras Cook-Off at 11 AM in Kingwood Town Center Park, judging gumbo, jambalaya, and booths with a puppy parade—free entry!

    Sunday wraps with Geoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime finale at House of Blues Music Hall at 7 PM. Whether you're chasing thrills, tunes, or tasty bites, Houston's buzzing—grab tickets fast and make memories.

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  • Rockets Take On Hornets, Pride Celebrations, and More Houston Happenings

    Rockets Take On Hornets, Pride Celebrations, and More Houston Happenings
    2026/02/05
    Hey Houston listeners, kick off your Thursday with some high-energy vibes as the Houston Rockets take on the Charlotte Hornets at Toyota Center tonight at 7 p.m., complete with Harry Potter Night magic for all you wizard fans. Over at Play Nightlife on Grant Street, Pride Houston 365 unveils their 2026 Grand Marshal nominees and the 48th Pride Parade logo starting at 5 p.m., kicking off the celebration season with community honors. Catch comedian Matteo Lane's hilarious We Gotta Catch Up! show at Cullen Performance Hall at 7:30 p.m., or head to Alley Theatre on Texas Avenue for a pre-show mixer at 6:30 p.m. before Real Women Have Curves, featuring music, bites, and drinks. Music lovers, don't miss ELLISE on her Pretty Evil Tour at White Oak Music Hall Upstairs at 7 p.m.

    Friday heats up with Somos LOUD's Lotería Night at Tony’s Corner Pocket on W Dallas Street at 6 p.m., celebrating National Condom Day with performances by Kayla Monroe, Alexis Nicole Whitney, and Angela Mercy. RPDR fans, join the Season 18 watch party at JR’s Bar and Grill on Pacific Street at 7 p.m., and reggaeton heads, groove to Y2K Reggaeton Night at Pearl Bar on Washington Avenue at 8 p.m. for DJ Rosez's birthday bash.

    Saturday's stacked: The Greater Houston LGBTQ+ Community Summit runs free all day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at The Montrose Center on Branard Street, uniting dozens of orgs for talks on health, safety, and equity—continuing Sunday too. Sports fans, Harlem Globetrotters bring their 100 Year Tour to Toyota Center at 1 p.m. with comedy and tricks, or cheer the Humble Rodeo & BBQ Cook-Off at Humble Civic Center from 5-11 p.m. for $25. Houston Grand Opera's Hansel and Gretel enchants Brown Theater at 7:30 p.m., with a special LGBTQ Night mixer beforehand. Learn self-defense at Third Ward Jiu-Jitsu on Emancipation Avenue at 2 p.m., or two-step to Hit-N-Run Band at Neon Boots on Hempstead Road at 8 p.m.

    Sunday's perfect for brunch at Montrose Country Club's Drag Brunch on Tuam Street at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., hosted by Dynasty Banks with stars like Tommie Ross. Super Bowl watch parties abound: Neon Boots offers all-you-can-eat crawfish from 4 p.m., Los Robles Bar & Grill hosts Benito Bowl at 5 p.m. with free pava hats, and Varsity Bar kicks off at 5:30 p.m. before Latin Night. Wrap with cabaret chaos at Michael’s Outpost on Richmond Avenue at 4 p.m.

    Throughout the week, dive into Frida: The Making of an Icon at Museum of Fine Arts Houston through May. Your Houston adventure awaits—get out and play!

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