This is where business, lifestyle, and community connect. From world class office space to walkable parks and everyday conveniences, Westchase District simply works. Apartments, townhomes, and nearby neighborhoods make it easy to call Westchase home, with quick access to everything the District offers. Lease or buy office space in one of Houston’s most connected business districts, with access to talent, clients, and major corridors. Over five miles of connected trails, greenspaces, and parks make it easy to get outside, recharge, and stay active. Streetscapes, landscaping, and public spaces are designed to create a cleaner, more welcoming environment across the District. Long term planning and ongoing investment guide how Westchase grows, evolves, and continues to meet the needs of businesses and residents.
Presented by the East End District, a variety of weekend markets take place at the Navigation Esplanade (2600 Navigation Blvd.), located in front of the iconic Original Ninfa’s restaurant. Each market is independently hosted and offers its own unique blend of local culture, live entertainment, food, art, and shopping, creating a vibrant experience in the heart of one of Houston’s most historic neighborhoods. Visitors can discover locally made products, artisan crafts, specialty foods, unique gifts, and much more. Market dates, hours, and vendor offerings vary by organizer. Interested in becoming a vendor or learning more? Contact Julian Garcia, Esplanade Operations Manager, at julian@eastenddistrict.com . By signing up, you agree to our Terms and Conditions .
The Heights Mercantile Farmers Market runs the second and fourth Sunday of each month from 9 am to 1 pm at 714 Yale Street in Houston, with local produce and pantry vendors alongside pop ups like a dunk booth, face painting and a live DJ. Heights Mercantile also hosts seasonal Makers Markets with more than 50 Houston area vendors.
a landmark destination celebrating two of Houston’s most defining characteristics: diversity and food. The 18-acre market located on Airline Drive in the historic Greater Northside District is Houston’s largest and oldest farmer’s market. Established in 1941, the Houston Farmers Market attracted farmers from all corners of Texas and has since evolved to become epicenter of Houston’s vibrant culinary community. Discover fresh produce, spices, exotic fruits, artisanal craftsmanship, extraordinary restaurants, exemplary retailers, and a sense of community in Houston’s historic Greater Northside District. Create cherished memories with us at The Houston Farmers Market. The Houston Farmers Market is your gateway to delightful flavors and community connections. Whether you’re a culinary explorer seeking new tastes or someone who cherishes traditional flavors, you’ll find something to deligh...
Houston Flea Market is a large indoor and outdoor weekend market with more than 600 vendors. Its vendor mix includes antiques, clothing, crafts, food, produce, furniture, books, and new and used goods, with rides and live entertainment on site.
Untitled Art, Houston takes place October 2–4, 2026 in Hall A3 of the George R. Brown Convention Center, with a VIP and press preview October 1. The contemporary art fair lists 99 participating galleries for its 2026 edition. This is a curated gallery exhibitor event; interested exhibitors should contact Untitled Art directly about eligibility and future participation. A current public exhibitor application and available booth spaces were not verified. Public hours are Friday and Saturday 11 am–7 pm and Sunday 11 am–5 pm.
Festival season in full effect, and we want to bring you a NEW EXPERIENCE! This event will be equipped to fulfill any entertainment or social interaction you may have been craving during this summer including food, drinks, music and great vibes.
The 17th Annual Korean Festival Houston takes place October 10–11, 2026, at Discovery Green, 1500 McKinney Street, Houston. Admission is free. Hours are Saturday 10 AM–9 PM and Sunday 11 AM–8 PM. Produced by the Korean American Society of Houston, the festival includes Korean music and cultural performances, food vendors, crafts, beauty, fashion, and cultural goods. The organizer confirms that both food and non-food vendor applications for 2026 are closed. Questions and future vendor inquiries: info@kashouston.org.
Bayou City Art Festival is a fun-filled weekend dedicated to celebrating the arts! Hundreds of artists from across the nation showcase artwork from 19 different disciplines. Festival goers get a chance to meet artists up close and personal, find works that speak to them, and learn what goes into creating handmade pieces. The experience also includes live music, delicious local food trucks, exciting kids areas with interactive crafts and culinary arts demonstrations. Bayou City Art Festival is produced by the Art Colony Association Inc, a 501(C3) who gives back to the community with each event. Each festival, we partner with local non-profits who receive a portion of our proceeds. We have donated over 4 million dollars to local community outreach groups over the last 54 years. To learn more about our non-profit partners and the activities they host at the fe...
The Orange Show’s campus comes alive on Smither Park Sundays, a monthly, family-friendly afternoon of live music, performances, pop-up art, lawn games, and hands-on craft activities. A curated art market allows visitors the chance to shop and snack. The flexible nature of the event provides opportunities for pop-up exhibitions, installations, demonstrations, and visiting art cars.
Houston Celebrity Comic Con is back for another star-powered weekend of comics, collectibles, cosplay, and celebrity guests.
Join us October 17 and 18, 2026 for a fan-filled event featuring photo ops, panels, signings, and a packed show floor with artists, vendors, and fan communities from across Texas and beyond.
Whether you’re coming to shop, meet your favorite guests, or show off your cosplay, this is one show you won’t want to miss.
The Houston Lebanese Festival takes place October 17–18, 2026 at Midtown Park, 2811 Travis St, Houston, Texas. Hosted by the American Lebanese Cultural Center, it features Lebanese culture, music, dancing, food, and merchandise vendors. The official vendor page provides separate agreements: food vendors must submit completed documents by September 18, 2026 at 5 PM; merchandise vendors by October 11, 2026 at 5 PM. Payment follows approval, and vendors must coordinate a loading appointment. Contact Vendors@alcchouston.org for applications and current space availability.
The Houston Mediterranean Festival 2026 is a cultural festival celebrating Mediterranean heritage taking place October 23–24, 2026 at St. George Orthodox Christian Church in Houston. Vendors are invited to participate by selling food and beverage, arts and crafts, jewelry, clothing, cultural imports, and more. Booth spaces include a table, two chairs, and space, with optional add-ons such as electricity and additional furniture.
☀️ The world's largest Margarita Festival tour🍹. Attendees enjoy a fun day of Margs, Tacos, Music and Market Vendors! Expecting 2000+ people on a flow.
M-K-T Sunset Market takes place at M-K-T Heights, 600 N. Shepherd Drive in Houston, with dates including Thursday, September 10 and November 12, running 6 to 9 pm.
The Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market runs Wednesday, November 11, 2026, from 6:30 to 10 pm, kicking off the season's holiday shopping. More than 280 mostly local merchants fill over 500,000 square feet of space, drawing about 20,000 shoppers, with proceeds supporting Houston Ballet's academy and community programs.
The Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market opens Wednesday, November 11, 2026, from 6:30 to 10 pm. More than 280 merchants fill over 500,000 square feet of holiday shopping, drawing around 20,000 shoppers, with proceeds benefiting Houston Ballet's academy and community programs.
No need to choose a craft box! This mystery box has a diy project just for you. This Mystery Box Craft Kit holds one gorgeously gift wrapped project with all the supplies you need to create one project from beginning to end. Best of all, you don’t need to shop and browse all our craft kits; we’ll choose for you and you’ll save money doing it. We’ll choose an amazing craft kit just for you that’s valued at approximately $39.97! A Full Craft Kit from our Regular Catalog such as Gardening, Embroidery, Candle Making and More! Gift Wrapped So the Kit Stays a Mystery Until You Open It We Never Ship Off Season Kits (you won’t receive a Gardening Kit in August..a Christmas Kit in July…) These Mystery Kits are Perfect if You Don’t Know What Kit You Want
<p>Santa is coming to Autry Park! The perfect Saturday in December? Snow, sips, and Santa at Autry Park. Celebrate the season at our Holiday Market + Shopping Stroll, a festive...</p>\n
Holiday Vibe Market Houston is a free, two day indoor event at Silver Street Studio in the Sawyer Yards arts campus, running Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The market features about 125 artisans and makers daily, plus an art gallery, a Beeso Coffee espresso bar, cocktails and a live vinyl DJ.
Make the season bright with a festive holiday celebration! The Feel Good Group is back at the freshly renovated MarqE Entertainment Center to host the 3rd Annual Holiday Fest on Saturday, December 13th from 11:00am - 3:00pm. Bring the whole family and get into the holiday spirit with: Local
The Houston Auto Show runs January 27 through 31, 2027, at NRG Center, with showroom hours running into the evening on weekdays. Highlights include Ride and Drive test tracks, the Camp Jeep off-road course and small group VIP guided tours led by automotive experts.
Houston Fiber Fest takes place January 29–30, 2027, at The Community Collective in Houston. Vendor hall hours are Friday 11 a.m.–7 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.–6 p.m. This juried event accepts vendors primarily selling yarn, fiber, and supplies directly related to fiber arts; general crafts, MLMs, and businesses primarily selling finished knitted, crocheted, or woven objects are excluded. The application deadline was July 31, 2026. Contact the vendor coordinator about any waitlist or cancellations.
City guides with the venues that host festivals, who issues the permits, what the weather does to an outdoor season, and the local vendors worth calling.
