January 6, 2026
6:30 PM
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January 6, 2026
7:30 PM
Every Tuesday
Midtown Park
Midtown is buzzing with activity! From local business events to community gatherings, this calendar is your ultimate guide to all the exciting happenings in the heart of Midtown Houston. Explore the creativity, culture, and connections that make Midtown so special—check out the events below and support our local business community.
Every Thursday, 7 PM
Enjoy a night full of flavor, fun, and prizes with our legendary BINGO Night at La Calle Tacos!
Bagby Park
Now - December 31, 2025
SoberanÃa (Sovereignty) emerges as a critical intervention in Houston’s urban landscape, establishing dialogue between geological memory and contemporary expansion. Amidst the city’s flatlands and swamps, this work introduces a mountainous element symbolizing the tension between urban development and the natural landscape. In a metropolis fragmented by highways and parking lots, Sovereignty redefines these spaces as meeting points reflecting local identity. The intervention engages with the city’s cultural diversity and car culture, emphasizing the need to rethink urban development and ecological preservation. Serving as public art and a catalyst for collective consciousness, it invites Houstonians to reconsider their urban-nature relationship.
4912 Main Street, Houston, Texas 77002
Every Sunday
10 AM – 2 PM brunch
Kids 12+ welcome to play pickleball!
Book online
820 Holman St.
Every Wednesday
Open play – serve and mingle.
5:00 PM – Close
$10 per player!
820 Holman St.
Every Thursday
4:00 pm – close
Football drink and food specials
$1 boneless, $1.25 jumbo bone in wings
820 Holman St.
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2313 Bagby Street, Houston
January 14-17
End Cash Bail welcomes visitors to see firsthand the impact of Texas jails on incarcerated folks and their loved ones through breathtaking poetry, paintings, collages, cyanotypes, photography, and more. Curated by ACLU of Texas artist-in-residence KB Brookins, the exhibition is intentionally wide-spanning in point of view and art type, to show the extensive impact and responses to the Texas jail crisis.
4912 Main St.
Explore the creativity, culture, and connections that make Midtown so special—support our local business community by viewing our local event listings.
