What's Happening Near Me This Weekend in Northwest Houston? Things to Do, November 6-8, 2026
Short answer
What's happening this weekend near you in the Northwest Houston corridor, November 6-8, 2026: fall festivals in Tomball and Magnolia, a Veterans Day celebration in Conroe, a free movie in Spring, events in The Woodlands, Humble and Kingwood, and a new dessert shop in Kingwood. Each item names its source and date, and organizers can change times.
By Alfred Castillo. Published November 6, 2026. Updated November 6, 2026.
On this page
- What's happening near me this weekend in Northwest Houston?
- What is there to do this weekend in Tomball, Magnolia and Conroe?
- What is there to do this weekend in Spring, Cypress and The Woodlands?
- What is there to do this weekend in Humble and Kingwood?
- What new restaurants and shops are opening near me?
- How do I plan a weekend across several towns?
- Frequently asked questions
What's happening near me this weekend in Northwest Houston?
If you searched "things to do this weekend near me" or "what's happening near me," this is the list for Tomball, Magnolia, Conroe, Spring, Cypress, The Woodlands, Humble and Kingwood. Most festivals land on Saturday, November 7, so pick a town and commit.
I pulled it from Community Impact's Houston-area roundup (published November 4, 2026), its Lake Houston-area roundup (October 26, 2026), 365 Things to Do in Houston (November 2, 2026), Hello Woodlands (updated November 5, 2026) and the Humble Civic Center calendar. I describe what exists and when. I am not ranking anything.
What is there to do this weekend in Tomball, Magnolia and Conroe?
Tomball: Depot Day Fall Fest
Per 365 Things to Do in Houston (November 2), the free Depot Day Fall Fest runs Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Tomball Depot Plaza. The listing mentions model railroads, country music, carnival games and a pumpkin patch.
Magnolia: City of Magnolia Fall Festival
Community Impact (November 4) lists a free festival Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Unity Park, 19450 Unity Park Drive, with an inflatable corn maze, shopping and a dunk tank.
Conroe: Veterans Day Celebration
Per Community Impact (November 4), a free celebration starts Saturday at 9 a.m. at 1776 Freedom Blvd., Conroe, with live music, a flyover and speakers. Details are at honoredmission.org.
What is there to do this weekend in Spring, Cypress and The Woodlands?
Spring: Community Impact (November 4) lists a free screening of "La La Land" on Saturday at 8 p.m. at City Place Plaza, 1250 Lake Plaza Drive.
Cypress: The same roundup lists a free fall festival Saturday, 3 to 6 p.m., at Fairfield Baptist Church, 27240 U.S. 290, with a petting zoo and a car and truck show. Proceeds benefit adoptive and foster families.
The Woodlands: Community Impact (November 4) and Hello Woodlands (updated November 5) list a Friday-night Moonlight Paddle on Lake Woodlands, a Saturday morning Grand Trolley Reveal, and the two-day Pavilion Palooza at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, $10 per 365 Things to Do in Houston. My October 2026 Woodlands housing market update covers the numbers side.
What is there to do this weekend in Humble and Kingwood?
Humble: Community Impact's Lake Houston roundup (October 26) lists Kids Day in the Park, free, Saturday at 10 a.m. at Uptown Park, 308 Main St. The Humble Civic Center calendar lists the Cypress Creek Kennel Club Dog Show Friday through Sunday, plus American Gun Shows. Community Impact (November 4) gives that show's hours as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, while the Civic Center calendar shows different start times, so call 281-446-4140 before you go.
Kingwood: The Kingwood Ballet's Sugar Plum Tea runs Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. at The Nathaniel Center, 804 Russell Palmer Road, with tickets starting at $42, per Community Impact (October 26).
What new restaurants and shops are opening near me?
Community Impact (November 4) reports that Cakery, a Mediterranean-inspired dessert shop, was set to open Friday, November 6 at 2624 Chestnut Ridge Road in Kingwood. The report did not give an opening time.
Community Impact (October 29) reports that Donatos Pizza is projecting a November 14 opening at 15906 Woodland Hills Drive, Suite 200 in Humble. That date is a projection, not a confirmed opening, and it would be the chain's first Houston-area location.
How do I plan a weekend across several towns?
Treat the list like a potluck table. You will not eat from every dish, so pick two or three. Group stops by side of the corridor, Tomball and Magnolia on one drive, Humble and Kingwood on another, rather than zigzagging.
If you are weighing a move, a Saturday in a town you have never visited tells you more about the drive and the parking than a map does. My home buyer guide and monthly market updates cover the rest. Bottom line: events show how a place spends its weekends, and market data shows what homes there cost.
Coming up next weekend, per the Humble Civic Center calendar and Community Impact (October 26): the Gem, Mineral, Jewelry and Fossil Show at the Civic Center, November 13-15 ($12 tickets), and ForestFest, a free native tree giveaway at Jesse H. Jones Park on November 14.
Frequently asked questions
What free things to do this weekend are near me?
Per the sources above, the Tomball Depot Day Fall Fest, Magnolia's Fall Festival, Conroe's Veterans Day Celebration, the Cypress fall festival, the Spring movie screening and Humble's Kids Day in the Park are listed as free. Pavilion Palooza is $10 and Sugar Plum Tea starts at $42.
What is happening near me on Sunday, November 8?
Sunday is lighter. Pavilion Palooza in The Woodlands runs noon to 5 p.m. per Community Impact, Sugar Plum Tea in Kingwood has 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. seatings, and the Humble Civic Center calendar lists the dog show and gun show.
What new places are opening near me this month?
Cakery in Kingwood was set to open November 6, and Donatos Pizza in Humble is projecting November 14, per Community Impact (November 4 and October 29).
Could these details change?
Yes. Community Impact notes that events are subject to change, and the Donatos date is only a projection. Check each organizer's page before you leave.
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