Join the joyous celebration of spring festivals in Houston.
Houston is gearing up for a vibrant spring festival season packed with an array of exciting events. From BBQ and art festivals to food scenes and music celebrations, there is something for everyone. Events like the Everybody’s Favorite BBQ & Hot Sauce Festival, Annual Bayou City Art Festival, and the Houston Whiskey Riot will showcase food, art, and culture for all ages. Join the festivities and mark your calendars for a lively spring season filled with fun and delight!
Get ready, Houston! The vibrant spring season is here, and with it comes an exciting lineup of festivals that promise to tantalize your taste buds, tickle your ears, and immerse you in a wave of culture. From delicious food to lively music, there’s something for everyone, so mark your calendars!
First up on the festival docket is the Everybody’s Favorite BBQ & Hot Sauce Festival at Discovery Green from March 28-30. This fest is a haven for barbecue lovers, featuring mouthwatering vendors from all over the country. The great vibes don’t stop there! Enjoy a 70s Disco Party, EDM Fest, and a BBQ & Hot Sauce Competition that is sure to leave your taste buds dancing. Ticket options are pretty flexible: snag a VIP dinner for $50, a provided seating donation for $20, a bring-your-own-chair donation for $10, or head on over for some free general admission (just remember to bring that chair!).
Right after that, dive into the world of creativity at the Annual Bayou City Art Festival taking place on March 29-30 at Sam Houston Park. With over 300 artists showcasing their work in a staggering 19 categories, you never know what beautiful gems you might find! Don’t miss out on seeing the featured artist, Gwendolyn Redfern. Tickets are priced at $20 for general admission and $5 for kids.
Whiskey enthusiasts, rejoice! The Houston Whiskey Riot is happening at POST Houston on March 29. This special event will feature over 200 varieties of whiskey, plus cocktails, seminars, and opportunities to meet master distillers. Get your taste buds ready with tickets starting at $90.
From April 4-6, let your stomach guide you to Foodieland at NRG Park. With over 150 food vendors offering various cuisines, you’re in for a delightful culinary journey! Tickets cost $7, and kids under 5 get in free!
Feel the energetic rhythm at the Houston Zydeco Fest at Emancipation Park on April 5. Expect not just infectious Zydeco music, but a feast of delicious food and games. Tickets start at just $8, so it’s a steal!
The following day brings the 12th Annual Houston Barbecue Festival on April 6 at Humble Civic Center! For a ticket price ranging from $60 to $120, you’ll enjoy top barbecue joints serving unlimited smoked meats. What’s not to love?
Don’t miss the Houston Art Car Festival & Parade from April 10-13. With over 250 decorated vehicles brightening up the streets, this free admission event is a must-see, filled with additional fun activities for all.
And there’s so much more! The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival runs from April 11-13, featuring an open-air art gallery and children’s activities. Tickets range from $13 to $250, while kids 12 and under get in free.
For crawfish enthusiasts, the Houston Crawfish & Music Fest is on April 12 at HTX Fairgrounds with general admission at $15 and VIP tickets for $75. There’s also the Brazilian Food and Music Festival on the same day featuring food, samba music, and arts for $15.
As April wraps up, expect epic celebrations with the Houston Latin Fest, the H-Town Blues Festival, and Puranava Indian Culture Fest among others. And let’s not forget the Texas Crab Festival from May 9-11 and the widely anticipated Houston International Festival on May 17.
So whether you’re a foodie, an art lover, or a music enthusiast, Houston’s got you covered this spring! Gather your friends and family, and let’s celebrate the season together!
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