Top 15 Things to Do in Houston This Weekend: Art, Film and Live Music
Houston’s weekend calendar offers a mix of film, music, art, food, sports, wellness, and history as summer activities continue after the return to school. On Thursday, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston will screen Orson Welles’ 1973 film *F for Fake* for its free CAMH Cinema Club, while Absolutely HTX hosts a showcase of regional artists. River Oaks Theatre will present *Do No Harm*, followed by a live Q&A with members of the filmmaking team. Friday brings Tacodeli’s two-day Back to School Bash at its recently opened Katy location, with live music, family activities, specials, and donations of 50 percent of Friday and Saturday sales to Katy Taylor and Cinco Ranch high schools. Film programming includes a *House Party* discussion event from Black Cinema Club HTX and Press Players Club, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s screening of Tsai Ming-liang’s *The Hole*. Santana and The Doobie Brothers will also perform at The Woodlands. Saturday’s options include Everton Football Club’s official Premier League watch party at Pitch 25 in EaDo, tied to the club’s opening match against Crystal Palace. River Oaks District will continue its free outdoor Wellness Edit, featuring Vinyasa yoga and wellness activities. The Summer Vibe Art Fair will bring more than 80 local makers together, while Houston Public Library marks the Julia Ideson Building’s 100th birthday with tours, a documentary, exhibits, crafts, and storytime. The weekend is relevant for Houston because it highlights activities across different neighborhoods and interests, from local arts and historic preservation to international soccer, live music, and family-oriented events.
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