Good evening, Houston! Pamela here - your Houston Hottie - reporting that Spring Break has officially arrived (if the traffic wasn’t an indication), and the city is packed with things to do and giveaways worth entering. With Three 6 Mafia currently taking over TikTok again, the early 2000s rap nostalgia is very real right now. If you’re feeling it too, it’s not too late to enter to win tickets to the Tacos & Tequila Festival for you and your boo (or your bestie).*

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Lamb of God take over 713 Music Hall April 12 with the Into Oblivion Tour. Metal fans, lock in your tickets and get ready to rock out.

• R&B lovers, Ari Lennox brings The Vacancy Tour to Bayou Music Center May 2 with those smooth vocals we all love, so make sure you grab your tickets.

• Don Toliver takes over Toyota Center May 14 with the smooth Houston energy fans love - this might be the night to put in the group chat.

• It’s never too late to start planning summer in Houston. Khalid is bringing the It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour to 713 Music Hall on June 18, lock in those tickets.

• Plus other just announced shows from NE-YO & Akon, Lynyrd Skynyrd, J.Cole and more!

FREE EVENTS HAPPENING IN HOUSTON

Let’s talk about something we all love: free things to do. Houston is full of markets, food festivals, karaoke nights, and community events that don’t cost a single dollar. Whether you’re planning a kid-friendly afternoon or looking for something fun to do with friends, there’s plenty happening around the city. Basically, if you’re trying to go outside and have fun without your bank account crying, we’ve got you covered.

• KICKBOXING CLASS - Market Square Park

• REGGAE SUN-DAZE - Axelrad Beer Garden

• BARK IN THE PARK + OPEN AIR MARKET - Evelyn’s Park Conservancy

• TEXAS TWO STEP DANCE CLASS - Soundbox Studios

• SAZON LATIN FOOD FESTIVAL - Karbach Brewing Co.

THIS WEEK

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• As an art girly and grandma hobby-ist, my go to for something free to do in Houston is always going to be Sawyer Yards. Did you know that Sawyer Yards is built up of 5 buildings? There are the ones you know: Silver Street, The Silos, and Winter Street. But don’t sleep on Spring Street and Sabine Street. Check out Sawyer Yards for some free art events and explore workshops!

• See you at Truck Yard Bar for St. Patrick’s Day, perhaps?

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