Saddle up, Houston! The Livestock Show and Rodeo is back, bringing world-class entertainment and Western traditions. Don't miss this annual event - grab your tickets or enter to win a season ground pass + carnival pack!

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Don’t miss an epic night with The Weeknd as he brings his thrilling two-night show to Houston. Get your tickets NOW!

• Ready for an unforgettable night of country rock with Cody Canada & The Departed? Get your tickets to experience their soul-stirring music, and high-octane energy LIVE on stage!

• Framing Hanley is bringing their explosive rock sound to H-Town! Get ready to rock out to iconic hits like “Lollipop” and “Puzzle Pieces.” Don’t wait; grab your tickets before they sell out!

• Step into a world of beautiful harmonies and rich culture with the legendary Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Don’t miss their captivating performance at Performing Arts Houston on April 1st.

• We've curated a list of the city's finest Black-owned restaurants to satisfy your culinary desires. From laid-back eateries to upscale dining establishments and plant-based havens to soulful comfort food spots, there's something for every palate and occasion.

ULTIMATE GUIDE TO RODEOHOUSTON 2025

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, taking place from March 4th to March 23rd, promises an exciting array of events, attractions, and culinary treats. With a lineup featuring country legends and pop sensations, RodeoHouston will surely get you moving—whether you're two-stepping or head-banging.

IN THE FUTURE

• WIN: GARY CLARK JR. 3/1 at ​713 Music Hall (8PM).*

• GLORILLA. 3/7 at ​713 Music Hall (8PM).

• GREY’S ANATOMY MINI MARATHON. 3/27 at Rooftop Cinema Club (5PM).

• THE MAGICAL MUSIC OF HARRY POTTER. 4/27 at Wortham Theater (12PM).

• THE FRAY. 7/27 at Bayou Music Center (7PM).*

LOCALS ONLY

• Apple is set to open a massive new manufacturing facility in Houston as part of a $500 billion investment plan across the United States. Read about it here!

• Rodeo Houston's iconic trail rides are set to begin soon, marking the unofficial start of rodeo season. This annual tradition, dating back to 1952, will see over 2,000 riders converging on Houston from various cities across Texas. Want to learn more?

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