The Katy Rice Harvest Festival, featuring Stoney LaRue, anticipates large turnout with events like mutton busting, an indoor arcade, and scholarship contests.

Houston's entertainment scene heats up in June with the UniverSoul Circus's 30th anniversary, diverse concerts including Styx, Foreigner, Vampire Weekend, and Megan Thee Stallion, and Saint Arnold Brewing's 30th anniversary party with local artists.

Altitude Trampoline Park opens in Webster, offering a variety of activities such as wall-to-wall trampolines, dodgeball, arcade games, and a trapeze, as well as a soft play area for children.

Sugar Land held the "A Night to Remember" concert to honor fallen military heroes, featuring local musicians, singers from "The Voice," and charity support.

Houston's first public-access crystal lagoon, Angel Lagoon, is set to open in Dayton on Memorial Day weekend, promising various amenities and entertainment.

Schlitterbahn Galveston offers free admission to military members for Memorial Day weekend, with discounts for their families, and extends the gesture to first responders during American Heroes Week in August.

Baylor College reminds Houston residents to stay hydrated and use sunscreen during the Memorial Day weekend, amidst remembrance ceremonies and celebrations.

The Houston area's first public-access Crystal Lagoon named Angel Lagoon is set to open on Memorial Day weekend, offering a variety of attractions and amenities.

Mick Jagger toured Houston hotspots, including the Graffiti Park, Houston Ballet, Johnson Space Center, and Goode Company Armadillo Palace before a Rolling Stones concert at NRG Stadium.

Al Kashani plans to transform a Houston warehouse into film production soundstages and an educational facility, amid increased Texas incentives for the film industry.

Counterfeit tickets sold through StubHub and SeatGeek barred over 300 fans from Laufey's concert at Houston's 713 Music Hall, prompting the venue to offer extra standing room.

Home Run Dugout in Katy is expanding its entertainment offerings by adding 10 new high-tech batting bays and a large party pavilion with a $2.7 million investment, aiming for completion by summer 2024.

Miller Outdoor Theatre in Houston unveils its 2024 season, featuring over two dozen shows, including cultural performances, ballet, opera, and more, with a diverse lineup of talent and a variety of musical and theatrical genres.