Listeners, if you’re in Houston on Wednesday, November twenty-sixth, make plans for OsamaSon’s Psykotic Tour lighting up the 713 Music Hall this evening. Doors open at seven and the show starts at eight, promising a high-energy night for local hip-hop fans, according to Ticketmaster. Over in Porter at the VFW Post forty-eight sixteen, locals are gathering for a Friendsgiving Potluck dinner at five. Bring along your favorite dish or something for the Mission Northeast food drive to help neighbors in need, according to VFW Post forty-eight sixteen.
Heading into Thanksgiving, downtown will transform for the iconic H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday morning. Expect vibrant floats, big balloons, marching bands, and plenty of Houston spirit as people flock to the city’s historic celebration, as reported by the Conroe News. In Kingwood, charity runs are taking off from eight to eleven AM with Addi’s Faith Turkey Day Five K and Kids Wishbone One K, supporting pediatric cancer research.
Friday brings Black Friday excitement to Bull Sallas Park in New Caney, where Montgomery County Market Days run from ten AM to four PM and feature over one hundred vendors, crafts, and gift finds, with entry totally free. If you’re craving bright lights, check out Big Rivers Waterpark’s Night of Illumination in New Caney, where millions of Christmas lights, carnival rides, visits with Santa, hot cocoa, and holiday crafting fill the night from six to eleven PM for twenty-four ninety-nine a ticket.
Downtown, it’s all about the arts. The Houston Ballet’s Nutcracker opens at Wortham Center, blending classic beauty with dazzling performances, tickets from forty-four dollars, as Houston on the Cheap highlights. At Alley Theatre, The Night Shift Before Christmas offers hilarity and holiday spirit, while Narnia The Musical at A.D. Players Theatre brings talking animals and mythical adventure for the whole family, starting at ten dollars.
For a dazzling drive, The Light Park at Sam Houston Race Park rolls out over a mile of choreographed LED lights set to music, open Sunday and beyond. Space Center Houston’s Galaxy Lights lets you holiday among the stars in a surreal light show. Outdoors, the Houston Botanic Garden and Discovery Green provide evening winter wonderlands with twinkling trails and festive cheer.
On Saturday, the Tomball Art Market hosts local creators, and Santa pops up at Traders Village Christmas Market, running weekends through December with crafts, photos, and workshops. Sunday caps the week with City Place’s Oh What Fun! Tree Lighting Celebration in Spring. Enjoy music, balloon art, Santa photos, a holiday market, and, of course, that magical moment when the giant tree sparkles to life.
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