We always mention when we talk about the House of Blues its located in GreenStreet.
This weekend the downtown destination is celebrating ten years. It all starts at 10 AM with a 'Live DJ", yoga on the lawn a vendor’s market and art exhibitions.
It's an Astros Happy Hour starting at 3:00 PM. Watch the Astros take on the Rangers that evening at any of their restaurant bars or snag a free 30-minute B-Cycle to Minute Maid Park. This event is free to attend, and paid parking is available in the GreenStreet Garage, located at 1320 Fannin St. (Directions- Map Click Here).
Grab a blanket, some lawn chairs and your best friends and head to downtown Houston for some live music at Historic Market Square Houston. With its 1800’s-era architecture, tree-lined streets, eclectic mix of sidewalk cafes, pubs and nighttime hotspots, plus amazing residential properties, Historic Market Square fuses culture and commerce.
This concert series is the official count down to Texas’ most intimate camping and music festival, River Revival, brought to you by Splice Records, Saint Arnold Brewing Company, and the Downtown District.
This weekend if you’re an opera lover or just want to experience this four-century old art form its Miller Outdoor Theatre for you and the family. Opera was created in Italy more than 
400 years ago during the Renaissance a combination of vocal and orchestral music, drama, visual arts, and dance. Opera has been inspiring people for literally hundreds of years. Get a seat on the lawn and enjoy a great evening. (See Weekend Fridays or Saturdays for more information.)
In Pasadena off of I-45 it’s the annual Strawberry Festival. The festival is a three-day 
event held annually on the third weekend of May to celebrate a time when Pasadena, Texas was known as the "strawberry capital of the south".
This weekend in Galveston it's Galveston Beach Revue. This May event can be said to welcome the summer and celebrate a historical event from a century ago. "This one-of-a-kind event brings a colorful story to life along Galveston’s famous seawall,” says Dwayne Jones, Galveston Historical Foundation’s Executive Director. (Directions Map Click Here)
Tickets to Bayou Music Center via ticketliquidator.com (Click Here)
(From All Music's David Jeffries) Sharp, snide, and just about as wicked as they come, standup comedian and television host Daniel Tosh is a master of sardonic material. Born in Germany but raised in Florida, Tosh is the son of a preacher, a fact that shocks nearly everyone who has encountered his edgy and flippant act.
This weekend its Romeo and Juliet presented by Houston's Grand Opera. This opera is notable for the series o
f four duets for the main characters and the waltz song "Je veux vivre" for the soprano. It was first perforemed in Paris in 1867 created by Charles-François Gounod. Gounod is known in popular culture for his creation of the opera Faust.
