Get behind the wheel of the newest rides, catch a gravity-defying performance or celebrate the Lunar New Year this weekend in Houston.
If you're looking for a new ride or a new boat, there is a huge assortment at the Houston Auto and Boat Show that runs now through this weekend.Get behind the wheel of the newest rides, catch a gravity-defying performance or celebrate the Lunar New Year.
MORE THINGS TO DO IN THE HOUSTON AREAIf you’re in the market for a new ride or boat, or just love to browse the latest models, check out this massive event. You can drive some of the latest cars, trucks and SUVS or explore the electric vehicle showroom. You also can’t miss the more than 200 vendors on the Boat Show side with the latest in boating and outdoor sports.Cost: $20 at the door; children under 5 freeMore than 120 teams will be competing at this BBQ cookoff. Your wristband will get you a chopped beef sandwich and chips to enjoy in the Public Plaza, live entertainment in the evening, access to shopping and more. Next weekend, the rodeo kicks off!Where: Humble Civic Center, 8233 Will Clayton Pkwy, Humble, TX 77338Click here for more information.Cirque du Soleil is back in Houston for a performance under the big top. The show is described as "traditional circus homage." There will be stunning acrobatics, high-flying stunts and elaborate costumes. All ages are welcome, but it is noted that there are some loud noises and dark scenes.Where: Sam Houston Race Park, 7575 North Sam Houston Pkwy W, Houston, TX 77064Halloween may be several months away, but you can still get a scary thrill at Paranormal Cirque. Get transported to a dark world under the big top with exciting stunts and stunning circus art performances. This show is for mature audiences only. Organizers say the show contains adult language and other material not intended for those under 17. Those younger will need to be with a guardian 21 or older, and no one younger than 13 will be allowed in.Cost: Adults $20+; teens $10+Massive 12,000-pound monster trucks and a weekend of family fun are roaring into NRG. Drivers compete with incredible skill and speed for the championship. Before the main event, get a Pit Pass to meet the drivers and crews, see the huge trucks up close, and enjoy other family activities.Click here for more information.Spend an afternoon of family friendly fun at this annual event. There will be live music, vendors, a chili cook off, a community art project, activities for the kids and more.Where: Stahlman Park, 2211 Bluewater Highway, Surfside Beach, TX 77541Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit with lions, dragons, firecrackers and more. There will be dance and martial arts performances, music and a kids’ zone.Where: Viet Hoa Center, 8300 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Houston, TX 77072Celebrate with dance, music, arts and crafts. You can learn about Lunar New Year traditions, explore Chinese calligraphy, strike a pose in the photo booth, create your own lantern and more. There will also be food available for purchase. The event is free, but you will need a ticket for Huaxing Arts Group’s performances.Where: Asia Society Texas Center, 1370 Southmore Blvd, Houston, TX 77004Gazillion Bubble Show You’ve never seen Jones Hall like this! This event is fun for the kids, and those who want to feel like a kid again. This interactive performance will combine art, science, special effects, and lots and lots of bubbles.
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