By Indira Zaldivar & Edward Saenz
For Houstonians looking to exploit this time of “thanksgiving” with their loved ones, here are three festive things to do in Houston this weekend.
Catrina Fina and Mariachi Festival – Sunday, Nov. 10 at 3 p.m.
This free event features the screening of the “La Catrina” documentary. Catrinas are a significant part of Mexican culture. Learn more about it and feel welcome to wear your catrina attire. The event will take place at Teatro: Talento Bilingue Houston.
Myths and Leyendas – Sunday, Nov. 10
This free festival by the Museum of Fine Arts returns for a third time to highlight Latin American culture and art. Guests will be treated to food, live music, and dance performances on the Brown Foundation, Inc. Plaza as MFAH features new, temporary large-scale sculptures by six Houston Latinx artists. The event runs from 1 to 5 p.m.
Experience the Winter Lantern Festival at the Houston Botanic Garden
At the Houston Botanic Garden, the “Radiant Nature” Winter Lantern Festival running from Nov. 8, 2024 – Feb. 23, 2025, lights up the holiday season with a breathtaking display of Chinese-inspired lanterns and light installations. Expect a life-sized Chinese palace, a stunning floral tunnel, an interactive dragon, and an iridescent dome. This festival blends cultural beauty with the festive spirit, creating an enchanting holiday experience. Tickets available online.
Make memories with these festive events and celebrate the season in style.
