No plans yet for the weekend? We got you covered! From concerts, to brunch spots, bars, and more, our list of exciting, entertaining, and free things to do in Houston this weekend has something for you!
An exclusive Harry Styles KATTDO pop-up opens in Houston on Friday, March 6, 2026, celebrating his new album, concert film and tour kickoff with a disco-themed experience likely to include exclusive merch, vinyl and listening parties; exact location and hours are yet to be announced.
Frida: The Making of an Icon
A monumental exhibition devoted to the life and legacy of Frida Kahlo. It features more than 30 of her original works alongside 120 pieces by artists she inspired, tracing her journey from a relatively unknown painter to a global cultural icon.
Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo
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The rodeo is back, Houston! On top of all the carnival fun, fair food and rides, rodeo action, and agriculture events, this weekend the rodeo will host a trio of top-billed concerts that include Lizzo, Dwight Yoakam, and Forrest Frank.
Fresh off of its debut at the Louvre, the iconic museum’s first-ever fashion exhibition has made its way to Museum of Fine Arts Houston. The fitting exhibition sees 36 extraordinary fashion ensembles showcased throughout the museum, paired with stunning art pieces of MFAH’s collection. Brands featured in Louvre Couture include Balenciaga, Versace, Chanel, among many others.
Despite what you think, this exhibit won’t go over your head. Balloon Museum is now open in Houston featuring 14 international artists. Witness the “world’s largest indoor event dedicated to air and inflatable installations” here in Houston.
SpringStock Festival at Saint Arnold Brewing Co.
Described as “a music festival by musicians”, SpringStock Festival at Saint Arnold Brewing Co. is a three-day festival with a full-fledged lineup of over 70 artists from Houston and greater Texas. The all-ages event is completely free to attend. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.
RoundOne Bowling & Arcade’s massive new 100,000-square-foot facility is now open in Northwest Houston. Housed in the space formerly occupied by Sears, RoundOne is a sprawling entertainment destination that offers everything from arcade classics to VR experiences, a Japanese-forward menu, and more.
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Explore Houston’s most beautiful private gardens during peak spring bloom.
The 88th Houston Azalea Trail runs March 6–8, 2026, inviting the public to tour seven gardens including private residences and public sites like Bayou Bend, Rienzi, and the Forum of Civics. Tickets cost $35, with proceeds supporting conservation, historic garden preservation, and horticultural education.
Blood Orange
From $54
Acclaimed artist, Blood Orange, is set to perform at the Bayou Music Center in Houston this Friday as a part of the Essex Honey Tour. The all-ages concert will also feature performances by TLF Trio and Tariq Al-Sabir. Tickets are still available starting around $54.
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Saddle up at POST Skylawn for a buck-wild rooftop rodeo experience through March 29.
POST Houston’s Skylawn is hosting a Western-themed Rooftop Rodeo Kickoff running through March 29, 2026, featuring rodeo-inspired light installations, a mechanical bull, themed cocktails and Texas beers. The pop-up is open nightly from 5 PM until close during its run.
In 2026, Houston will play a significant role in the international sports scene, hosting games for both the FIFA World Cup and the World Baseball Classic at Daikin Park. The World Baseball Classic features 20 national teams competing in a double-elimination format. Houston will specifically host two quarterfinals on March 14. With ticket availability yet to be announced, Astros season ticket holders will have guaranteed access.