Get ready for a weekend of breathtaking underwater storytelling at the 6th annual Houston Underwater Film Festival! This event features films from across the globe, including Texas and students can attend for free. Find out more.
The Garden Theatre in Houston celebrates its fifth anniversary with its production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company.” Since its pandemic debut, the theatre has produced 24 shows and supported over 200 artists, becoming a significant presence in Houston’s arts scene. The celebratory performances run April 10–19 at the Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston, with a special celebratory reception on April 11.
Autism Moms of Houston began as a small support group and has grown into a nonprofit serving over 10,000 families raising neurodivergent children in the Houston area. From providing resources to advocacy, this group of moms is getting ready for their biggest and free event, the Autism Awareness Festival on April 26.
Black Restaurant Week Houston kicks off April 5, spotlighting Black-owned culinary businesses across the city and encouraging diners to show up and support. Among the participating restaurants this year is Chitalian Pizzeria, a North Houston spot known for its Chicago-style comfort food—and its come-up story.
Houston Indie Bookstore Crawl returns April 1–30 across Greater Houston. Explore 30+ independent bookstores, pick up a bingo card, visit participating shops, and earn entries toward prizes while discovering local literary gems.
Houston Saturday weather and traffic update: Expect sunny skies with a high near 77, plus the latest on the I-10 White Oak Bayou closure. Get your complete guide to today's big sports day featuring PGA Tour golf at Memorial Park, Astros baseball, and March Madness Elite eight action at Toyota Center.
From the biggest names on the PGA tour competing this weekend to fan experiences for the whole family, find out how the biggest golf game in Houston is supporting Texas Children's Hospital.
This spring, the Houston Zoo is blossoming with colorful plant displays and special zookeeper chats that focus on pollinators. It's all part of 'Zoo Bloom,' a chance to learn more about the plants that play an important role both here at the zoo and throughout our city. Plus, for the first time ever the zoo will host a public plant sale so you can take home plants from your favorite animal habitat. Watch the full video as Houston Life's Derrick Shore goes behind the scenes at the zoo's greenhouse, where baby cuttings are springing to life.
Experience Houston’s Mezclada Dance Company blending hip hop, Latin, and contemporary dance in high-energy performances. See them live Friday and Saturday, March 20–21, at the Wortham Center as part of Performing Arts Houston’s New/Now program.