Long before Chip and Joanna Gaines made shopping in Round Top trendy, Texans have been flocking to the tiny town (population of 90) between Houston and Austin for its twice-yearly antique market. Explore the Original Round Top Antiques Fair Families will also enjoy exploring at night when glowing jack-o-lanterns and Halloween lights will make for a memorable evening. The Zoo goes all out with over-the-top decorations, special animal enrichment activities and events for kids of all ages. Little ghouls and goblins are invited to partake in family-friendly fun at the Houston Zoo from the first of the month until Halloween. October is a big month at the second most visited zoo in the U.S. Enjoy a spooktacular time at Houston Zoo Boo Spread out over 70 acres guests can visit 400 on-site shops, watch performances on 20 stages and take in the costumed fun that has made it a must-see event since 1974. Located one hour outside the city, RenFest is a fun family attraction near Houston that takes place over eight weekends in October and November and draws in over half a million people each year. Step back in time at the nation's largest Renaissance Festival. Get medieval at the Texas Renaissance Festival
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This is definitely one of the best free things to do in Houston for nature lovers. There is no fee to watch the bats the best viewing platform is the southeast corner of Waugh Drive at Allen Parkway. The bats emerge about 15-30 minutes before sunset as they roam the area for food. Through the end of October, witness 250,000 Mexican free-tailed bats swoop and swirl their way from under the Waugh Drive Bridge each night. Witness Houston's bat colony come to life Waugh Bridge bat colony bats flying from under the bridge at sunset. No tickets are needed to watch the game on a big screen at any of the city's bars or restaurants with chips, queso and a cold one in hand. From the beginning of September to early February, Houston Texans fans wear their red and blue apparel to NRG stadium, where cooler temperatures allow for a fun tailgating experience and a high-energy game. Score a touchdown with Texans footballįall and football go hand in hand-especially in Texas. One of the largest celebrations, Oktoberfest Houston, is an annual family-friendly tradition with live music, dancing games, entertainment and delicious German food and drinks. Starting in late September, Houstonians have their favorite steins ready for festivities at restaurants, breweries and festivals. Houston celebrates this German holiday in a big way. Dress in your best Lederhosen to celebrate Oktoberfest Oktoberfest at King's BierHaus in Houston TX on Friday, October 18, 2019. A fun family attraction in Houston, visitors will also enjoy seeing vintage airplanes, classic cars and interactive activities for children and adults.
Over two days in late October all eyes are turned to the sky to see the likes of the iconic Blue Angels, acrobatic skydiving teams, military jet demonstrations and so much more. Put your eyes on the sky at Wings Over Houstonįor decades Houstonians have made the pilgrimage to Ellington Field to watch the world-famous aerial acrobatics of daring military pilots. Known for its month-long celebration of altar exhibitions, community workshops and a two-day festival, the nationally recognized art center is an epicenter of tradition. For over 22 years, Houstonians have celebrated Dia de los Muertos with MECA Houston. Also known as Day of the Dead, Dia de los Muertos is a tradition where families honor those who have passed away. Houston has several celebrations, including the annual City of Houston Dia de los Muertos parade that begins in Sam Houston Park downtown. Parades, processions and celebrations are the hallmark of the fall holiday which originated in Mexico. Celebrate family present and past at Dia de los Muertos events Melissa Phillip, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer 2. The fall weather makes it a perfect time to stroll through the festival, listen to music, enjoy food and drinks and peruse beautiful works of art.īrenda Anaya gives her son, Isaac Anaya, 12, a bite from her mole chicken taco during the MECA Dia de los Muertos Festival Oct. For two days, the largest art festival in Houston is home to over 250 national and international artists representing 19 disciplines of art. Art lovers descend on downtown Houston each fall for the Bayou City Art Festival.
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