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Top 10 Events Happening in July

July is bursting with events in League City! Whether you're into music, sailing, or just enjoying the local scene, there's something for everyone. Mark your calendars and join in the fun!   Sunset Bazaar on 2nd | RESCHEDULED Now Sept. 14 | 5 to 9 p.m. Enjoy a market in the evening during this event. There will be live music, food trucks, yard games for the kids, and over 50 vendors ranging from makers, bakers, and artists. Soulfreak Café will be open during the market, so you can grab a coffee, do some shopping, enjoy the music, and take in the ambience of League Park.   Candle Making Class + Wine and Cheese Night July 16 | 6 to 8 p.m. Join the Chandlery Candle Bar for a cozy evening of creativity and relaxation in honor of National Wine and Cheese Day! Discover the art of candle making while enjoying 4 distinct wines and savoring delicious cheese tastings. Registration is $45 per person, and you can sign up online . Space Center Houston’s Apollo 11 55th Anniversary July 16-24 | During Regular Business Hours Travel back in time during the celebration of the 55th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing. From July 16-24th, Space Center Houston will be showcasing unique experiences including Apollo 11-themed pop-up science labs, mission briefings on the Apollo 11 mission, special NASA tram tours featuring Historic Mission Control and so many more amazing opportunities.   Wednesday Night Sailboat Races July 17, 24, & 31 | 6 p.m. Kick back and relax on Wednesday evenings at one of Clear Lake's many waterfront restaurants and get a front row seat to Galveston Bay Cruising Association’s weekly sailboat races. Starting at 6 p.m., watch sailboats cut through the waters of Clear Lake while enjoying dinner aboard some of the hottest dining spots like the Barge 295, CABO, and Villa Capri. Dates for July include July 17, 24, & 31. Find more information on their website, https://gbca.org . Sugar Rush: A Sweet Expedition in the Bay Area July 20 | 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Embark on a sweet scavenger hunt hosted by Casebakes Bakery. This expedition will have you exploring local dessert joints, coffee shops, ice cream parlors, and more. The hunt even features some of League City’s own local sweets shops, like Kahuna Joe’s, Craved Creations, the Box Bakery, and Rustika. Tickets can be purchased here .   Makers Market July 20 | 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Support local artists, makers, and bakers at the Soulfreak Makers Market in League Park. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., explore a variety of vendors offering food, jewelry, arts, crafts, and live music. It's the perfect spot to find unique treasures and enjoy a lively market atmosphere. Sip & Sail Cruise Featuring Boqueron July 20 | 4 to 6 p.m. Set sail for a fabulous time on Clear Lake with Houston Party Boats and South Shore Harbour Resort! From 4 to 6 p.m., enjoy a two-hour cruise featuring beer, wine, light bites, and a specialty drink from their sponsor. Don't miss this adults-only evening of fun. Tickets are available by calling (281) 532-7120 or by emailing nmatthews@sshr.com .   Music in the Historic District July 26 | 7 to 10 p.m. Experience the magic of music at League Park with the League City Folk Association! This free, family-friendly event will feature 12-16 musicians from various genres. Bring your chair, some snacks, and enjoy a night of community and song.   Kemah Boardwalk’s Rock the Dock Series Thursdays in the Summer | 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Every Thursday during the summer, get ready for a night of rock at Kemah Boardwalk! Back by popular demand, Kemah Boardwalk's Rock the Dock Summer Concert Series is the perfect way to amp up your summer. Be there as the hottest bands around crush it LIVE every Thursday night from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. League City Museums are Open! Thursdays & Fridays, 1 to 5 p.m. | Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Step back into time and explore history through the carefully curated exhibits inside the 1898 One Room Schoolhouse, Barn Museum, and Barber Shop & Ice House. The museums are now open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and visitors are free to tour the exhibits at their own pace. More information on the historical sites can be found at https://leaguecityhistory.org .   The event list is always changing and growing, so be sure to check out our Events Page for the latest updates!

Everything You Need to Know for League City's White Linen Night

Don you white, grab your friends and family, and join in the celebrations during League City’s third annual White Linen Night: A Local Art Affair on Saturday, June 8! An evening of art, music, food, and history in League City’s very own Historic District, White Linen Night is a summer event that you won’t want to miss.   When and where is the event? League City’s White Linen Night: A Local Art Affair event is on Saturday, June 8, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Located in the Historic District­—starting from League Park and venturing all the way down to the League City Historical Society Museum—the streets will be shut down for guests to explore artist booths, live art demonstrations, food trucks, live entertainment, and so much more. The event is sponsored by League City Patrons of the Parks and Arts Foundation.   What is White Linen Night? White Linen Night pays homage to the centuries-old New Orleans tradition of wearing white clothes while socializing outdoors in the summer heat. League City’s White Linen Night: A Local Art Affair celebrates the arts and history of League City’s charming Historic District by showcasing nearly 100 local artists with booths lining the streets. We encourage guests to wear and show off their best white linen, so they can beat the heat while strolling beneath the sprawling oaks that overlook the Historic District. The best part? The event is completely free! What can guests expect?  Art! So much art. In addition to local artists displaying and selling their unique works, there will be live music and entertainment, live art demonstrations scattered throughout the three blocks of the event, an art-focused “Kid Zone” overseen by teachers and students from the University of Houston-Clear Lake Art School, colorful, unique vehicles from Houston Art Cars, and loads of food trucks and drink vendors so you won’t go hungry. To keep cool in the summer heat, there will be free water bottles available throughout the event, along with several cooling stations to help guests cool down. Check out the handy map below for a visual guide of who and what will be where!   Where can guests park? Free parking is available at League City Elementary   ( 520 East Walker Street ), with easy access to walk down the street to enter the event. In addition to that, shuttle buses will run continuously from 4 to 8 p.m. from the City Municipal Complex ( 300 West Walker Street ) and ACU of Texas ( 1095 W League City Parkway). See the map below for visual details. It’s going to be a night you won’t forget! We can’t wait to see you at League City’s third annual White Linen Night!

League City Introduces First-Ever Visitor Center & Café

The new space, located inside a historic home in the city’s charming Historic District, will celebrate a Grand Opening on November 25, 2023 League City, Texas–League City’s very first Visitor Center had a soft opening in early November inside the historic Station Masters House in League Park, located in the heart of League City’s Historic District. The official Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting will be on Saturday, November 25 at 9 a.m. to coincide with League City’s annual Nutcracker in the Park holiday market, which kicks off at the same time. The home—which is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places—has stood in the park for more than a century. The railroad-themed center will provide guests with a warm welcome and a place to grab souvenirs and brochures, along with food and coffee, courtesy of Soulfreak Railroad Café—also now located inside the home. The house dates back to the late 1800s and was originally built as the living quarters for the Station Master of the Galveston, Houston and Henderson Railroad. The GH&H Railroad (also known as the “Old Reliable Short Line”) was the first rail line to connect Galveston to the Texas mainland. Over the last 20 years, the home was used as an office space for League City Parks Department staff. Prior to that, the property was owned by the Hewitt/Burd family. Now, it will serve a new purpose as it opens its doors to locals and visitors alike. “The Visitor Center will provide people with a proper introduction to the Historic District and to League City,” said Stephanie Polk, Manager of the Convention and Visitors Bureau. “This location used to be a bustling town center where people would arrive and immediately be immersed in the heart of League City. We are excited that once again, this is where first impressions will be made,” said Polk. At the Visitor Center, guests can place their orders at the café and enjoy the atmosphere while they shop for souvenirs, browse brochures, or participate in scheduled activities. The café plans on hosting live music nights, movie nights in the park, art classes, and more. The Visitor Center will also soon unveil a brand-new printed guide to the Historic District along with an interactive digital experience. “These new resources will help residents and visitors explore the treasures found in this beautiful, historic area,” said Polk. Funding for the new Visitor Center comes from League City Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT), a special revenue fund. HOT fund expenditures are restricted by state law and must be used in accordance with Chapter 351 of the Texas Tax Code. League City collects a 7% HOT Tax from visitors who stay in city hotels and short-term rentals. Address
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Discover League City's Charming Historic District at the New Visitor Center & Café

League City, Texas - Nestled in the heart of League City's Historic District, the city proudly announces the opening of its first-ever Visitor Center and Café. Housed in the historic Station Masters House in League Park, this charming space is set to celebrate its Grand Opening on November 25, 2023, at 9 a.m., coinciding with the kickoff of League City's annual Nutcracker in the Park holiday market. A Journey Through History: The Station Master's House Built in the late 1800s, the Station Masters House has stood as a testament to League City's rich history for over a century. Originally serving as the living quarters for the Station Master of the Galveston, Houston and Henderson Railroad, this eligible National Register of Historic Places property played a crucial role in connecting Galveston to the Texas mainland. For the past two decades, the home served as office space for League City Parks Department staff, but now, it is ready to welcome locals and visitors alike. All Aboard the Soulfreak Railroad Café Inside the historic home, guests will not only find the warm embrace of history but also the delightful aromas of Soulfreak Railroad Café. Offering a delectable menu of food and coffee, the café invites visitors to enjoy a cozy atmosphere while perusing souvenirs and brochures. The new location aims to recreate the bustling town center atmosphere, making it the perfect place for first impressions of League City. Exploring the Historic District: A New Guide Stephanie Polk, Manager of the Convention and Visitors Bureau, expresses excitement about the Visitor Center's role in providing a proper introduction to the Historic District. Polk shares, "This location used to be a bustling town center where people would arrive and immediately be immersed in the heart of League City. We are excited that once again, this is where first impressions will be made." The Visitor Center offers more than just a warm welcome; it provides the perfect starting point to explore League City's treasures. Guests can place orders at the café, shop for souvenirs, browse brochures, and even participate in scheduled activities. The café plans to host live music nights, movie nights in the park, art classes, and more. Additionally, the Visitor Center will soon unveil a brand-new printed guide to the Historic District, complemented by an interactive digital experience. Funding and Location Information Funding for this exciting addition to League City comes from the League City Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT), a special revenue fund restricted by state law. The 7% HOT Tax collected from visitors staying in city hotels and short-term rentals contributes to destination marketing and League City's tourism initiatives. Plan Your Visit Ready to experience the charm of League City's Historic District? The Visitor Center and Soulfreak Railroad Café is conveniently located at 512 2nd Street, League City in League Park. Operating hours are Monday–Sunday: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Embark on a journey through history, indulge in delicious treats at Soulfreak Railroad Café, and discover the treasures of League City's Historic District at the new Visitor Center. We look forward to welcoming you!

The October Breakdown!

Everything seems to be happening in October! From airshows and dark history tours to classic ballets and space-themed Halloween fun, October is the month for thrilling experiences and memorable events. Murder & Mayhem WALKabout | Fridays & Saturdays in October Are you a spooky history buff? Take a walk on the dark side of historic League City with the League City Historical Society and their popular Murder & Mayhem WALKabouts. Travel back in time to League City at the turn of the century, where the crimes and unsavory history were making news headlines. Book your spot today before they run out. BAHBT Presents: Cinderella | October 13, 14, & 15 Take a trip to the theatre and experience the classic, beloved tale of Cinderella performed by the Bay Area Houston Ballet & Theatre. This performance will delight the young and old, and you won't want to miss it! Johnson Space Center Open House | October 14, 9 AM–3 PM NASA’s Johnson Space Center is opening its gates to the public by hosting their 2023 Open House, celebrating NASA’s 65th anniversary, the International Space Station’s 25th, and the upcoming Artemis missions to the Moon. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the Apollo and Artemis Mission Control Centers, meet and greet with NASA astronauts, and see other behind-the-scenes historic accomplishments, as well as view the annular solar eclipse. Harvest Festival | October 14, 9 AM–2 PM Celebrate fall and join League City’s Parks and Recreation Department for their annual Harvest Festival at League Park. Enjoy activities for the entire family, including a pumpkin carving contest, kid’s costume contest, hayrides, kid’s crafts, games, food trucks, artisan and craft vendors for holiday shopping, and more. Houston Country, Folk & Blues Festival | October 14, 9 AM–10 PM Jam out at Clear Lake Park during this music festival. Enjoy concerts from Grammy Award Winners and Billboard #1 artists, 120 artists & crafters, a farmers’ market, and dozens of fun contests and attractions. This is a free, public event. Wings Over Houston | October 14 & 15 Get ready for a full weekend of aviation fun! Experience the thrills of modern aviation and vintage World War II aircrafts at one of the top airshows in the United States. This year's Air Show Weekend features the USAF Thunderbirds. League City is proud to be a Wings Over Houston sponsor. Galaxy Frights at Space Center Houston | October 21, 22, 27, & 28 Space Center Houston is transforming into a launchpad for space-themed Halloween fun. Transport the whole family to explore the wonders of space–with a spooky twist! Show off your Halloween costumes, enjoy special activities and more. Sip & Sail Cruise: Sponsored by Ghost Tequila | October 21, 4 PM–6 PM Coast on the waters of Clear Lake during a 2-hour, adults-only cruise with South Shore Harbour Resort and Houston Party Boats. Beer and wine, light bites, and a specialty drink from Ghost Tequila will be provided. Tickets are $59 per person. Reserve your spot by calling 281-334-1000 ext 2022 Thursday Wine Dinners at South Shore Harbour | Oct. 26, 6 PM–9 PM These festive dinners showcase wines from Bay Area Houston’s own backyard and well beyond, exquisitely paired with innovative cuisine. Kick off a long weekend early with a Thursday Wine Dinner, followed by a relaxing weekend in the Bay Area. Music at the Museum | October 27, 7 PM–10 PM League City Historical Society and League City Folk Association invite you to join them for a free evening of acoustic live music on the beautiful and historic museum grounds of the League City Historical Society. Located at 210 N Kansas Ave. Helen Hall-o-ween | October 28, 12 PM–4 PM Trick-or-treat at Helen Hall Library! Enjoy a pumpkin walk and vote for your favorite decorated pumpkin, visit a petting zoo, shop local vendors, and more. Trick-or-treat throughout the inside of the library and at every outdoor activity station. All ages are welcome. Fire Station 4 Haunted House | October 28, 6 PM–10PM League City’s volunteer firefighters are bringing back an annual favorite—the Fire Station 4 Haunted House! Stop by Fire Station 4 (175 W. Bay Area Boulevard) for this FREE event. Recommended for kids 12 and over, but kids under 12 are welcome at their parents’ discretion. Parental supervision is required. Holidays Sneak Peek! November is already right around the corner. Get ready for some holiday magic with Holiday Open Houses and Block Parties from boutiques and businesses like Belle Lees Boutique , Strawberry Hill Upcycling Boutique , and Butler’s Courtyard . Stop by South Shore Harbour Resort for a giant Gingerbread House unveiling , and sip tea with the Sugar Plum Fairy during Bay Area Houston Ballet & Theatre’s Sugar Plum Fairy Weekend . Find more holiday events by visiting Visit League City’s Events Page .

Tour the Wildflower Trail in League City

Walk among the flowers! Join the League City Garden Club for a colorful, bountiful self-guided tour during their 12th Annual Garden Walk “Along the Wildflower Trail” on Saturday, September 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The wildflower trail features 6 private gardens located throughout the city, as well as the Dick Benoit Prairie Preserve and Ghirardi Watersmart Park . Pay homage to these beautiful hidden gardens, do a drive-by peek the peaceful prairie preserve, and see the historic, century-old Ghirardi Compton Oak Tree at the Watersmart Park. Participants can access these private and public gardens and receive knowledgeable docents from the League City Garden Club and the Galveston Bay Area Master Naturalists. Plan your next freeze and drought tolerant garden, learn about native plants, or simply enjoy the beauty of a backyard oasis! Tickets (maps included) cost $15 and are available that Saturday at Nana’s Attic, 501 E. Main St. at Founder’s Square in Historic League City. All proceeds go to the League City Garden Club, a non-profit organization and one of the oldest clubs in League City that was founded in 1949. The club supports educational and beautification projects within the community, hosting programs, field trips, and other social events. Learn more about what the Garden Club has to offer at http://www.leaguecitygardenclub.org .

6 Ways to Spend Your Labor Day Weekend in LCTX

The last long weekend of summer is upon us. Labor Day weekend is the perfect time to make your final summer memories before the business of school, work, and life take over once more. Before we fall into the new season, spend your Labor Day in and around charming League City. Go Golfing Regardless of golf experience, grab your clubs and golfing gear and hit the courses for a relaxing session of fairway therapy. Tee off at Beacon Lakes , a glorious 18-hole lighted course suitable for all ages and skill level for an unparalleled golfing experience. For a unique experience, venture into the multi-level driving range of Topgolf and reserve a bay to practice your aim while utilizing Topgolf’s micro-chipped golf balls that track every shot. Or try your hand at virtual golf in the cool facilities of Tee Box , home to 8 TruGolf simulators with over 100 of the best golf courses from around the world for all players to enjoy. Relax on Clear Lake Make a splash in the waters of Clear Lake, where every water-lover’s dream comes true. Enjoy the wind, waves, and sunshine out on the lake, and choose your own pace from countless recreational activities including swimming, fishing, kayaking, boating, jet skiing, cruising, and so much more. Set sail with the Bay Area Houston Water Recreation Guide for a memorable Labor Day weekend. Visit a Museum Immerse yourself in nearby local history and museums. Celebrate Labor Day at the Lone Star Flight Museum , with amazing aircrafts, out of this world exhibits, fun activities, and thrilling flight simulators on September 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Plus enjoy free hot dogs while supplies last! If you want to go on an adventure, blast off to space at Space Center Houston during Labor Day weekend and explore permanent exhibits about human space exploration, NASA tram tours, huge rocket exhibits, and more. Go on a Shopping Spree Now is the chance to take advantage of all the Labor Day and end of the summer sales happening in the boutiques. League City’s shopping scene is vast and diverse, and you can find something unique at every shop you visit. Discover eclectic finds in stores like Glass Mermaids and Annette’s Emporium or refresh your wardrobe with fashionable styles from the Salted Hippie Boutique and Sweet Mia's Boutique. Check out League City’s complete shopping guide online for the latest boutiques. Dine at Local Favorites You never have to wonder what to eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner again. Sample the best of the Bay through the latest dining guide , full of delicious options that are sure to satisfy your tastebuds. Come in and sit down at community-favorite Red Oak Café for stacks of giant pancakes and hearty breakfast and brunch options. It’s not an official visit to Texas without the famous barbeque, so don’t miss the chance to sink your teeth into tender ribs and smoked-to-perfection brisket from Red River BBQ . For a fancy night out with gorgeous waterfront views, dine at elegant Opus Bistro , where gourmet dishes are served up with Southern hospitality and Texas flair. Make sure to add League City’s dining guide to your essential local eat list. Catch a Fireworks Show Kemah Boardwalk is celebrating Labor Day with fantastic fireworks show over the boardwalk on Sunday, September 1. Spend the evening by enjoying amusement rides, live entertainment, grabbing dinner at one of your favorite boardwalk restaurants, and concluding the night with a spectacular nighttime show. The fireworks starts at 9 p.m.

Top 10 Things to Do This Summer

How to have the best summer ever? Explore League City with a top 10 summer bucket list! Whether it’s indoor or outdoor fun for the whole family, League City offers something for everyone this summer. 1. Visit a park Soak in some Vitamin D while exploring League City’s scenic parks and trail system . Walk along the hike and bike trails of Lynn Gripon Park at Countryside or grab your fishing pole and tackle box and cast a line at Rustic Oaks Park . Looking for a picturesque view for the best selfies? Helen’s Garden is the perfect spot along Main Street, League City, with floral arrangements and a bubbling fountain fit for any selfie. 2. Make a splash Spend your mornings leisurely paddling the 5-mile watery trail of Clear Creek , savoring the beauty of nature all around you. Sit back and relax on pontoon boat rides through lush Armand Bayou , or party on Houston Pedal Barge boats as they cruise Galveston Bay. Soak in the sun and waves on the Boardwalk Beast , a thrilling boat ride that zooms through waters at speeds up to 40mph and leaves your heart racing! 3. Go on a picnic Looking for a great picnic spot with greenery, shade, and waterfront views? Heritage Park has it all, with a pond nestled in the center of the park that hosts turtles, ducks, and fish. There is plenty of green space to choose from, so take a seat under the shade of sprawling oak trees and enjoy a pleasant picnic in the park. 4. Visit a museum Travel back in time and experience a day in the life of a student in the 1800s at the One Room Schoolhouse Museum . Practice your cursive on the slate, learn basic arithmetic, and immerse yourself in this hands-on-history program. Right next to the schoolhouse, explore the collection of historic artifacts in the Barn Museum and Barber Shop/Ice House. The musuems are open on Thursdays and Fridays from 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Looking for other local museums nearby? Space Center Houston and the Lone Star Flight Museum are just a short drive away. 5. Hit the boutique-shopping scene Dozens of charming boutiques and specialty shops are sprinkled throughout League City, making the town a great shopping destination . Here, you will discover unique treasures and gifts, gourmet food, locally crafted jewelry, and high-end fashion. 6. Eat a chilly snack Kahuna Joe’s Hawaiian shave ice specialties with hand-made fruit syrup flavors and ice cream are the perfect treats on Texas’ sunniest days. Kahuna Joe's is recognized as one of the Houston area's best Hawaiian shave ice destinations. 7. Get creative and crafty Unlock your creative side with unique artsy experinces. Create your own candles at the Chandlery Candle Bar , with an array of floral, earthy, and even foodie scents to choose from and colorful toppings to finish off the entire look. Pour it your way with Hawaii Fluid Art , a resin-based painting experince that guarentees that each colorful canvas is like no other. Take your pick at ceramics, wood projects, sand art, DIY slime, and more at the Craft Factory , a walk-in arts and craft studio fit for all ages. 8. Book a staycation A luxurious weekend awaits at South Shore Harbour Resort . Book a staycation at the full-service waterside resort, complete with spacious, contemporary guest rooms, a marina-side pool (with a swim-up bar and private cabanas) and local restaurants right inside its doors. Attend one of the Sip & Sail Cruises , a perfect excuse to get out on the water and enjoy a 2-hour, adult-only cruise on Houston Party Boats. 9. Cool off indoors Air conditioning is your best friend in this Texas heat. Test your axe throwing skills, do a couple of summersaults on trampolines, or become the champion of laser tag in the comfort of indoor venues. Axe Masters , Tee Box , Jumping World , Main Event , and more offer plenty of fun for the whole family while staying nice and cool indoors. 10. Enjoy seaside dining Feast on fresh Gulf seafood at waterfront restaurants all around League City and Bay Area Houston. Offering incredible food and the best views, waterfront dining is a local favorite in League City.

League City's The Art of Paper Gallery to Open on May 26

Enjoy a colorful, whimsical art display during League City’s newest gallery opening, The Art of Paper. The public is invited to stop by on May 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center for a night of community, meet the artists, light refreshments, and original paper art pieces. This unique gallery features over 40 papercraft artworks by residents as young as three years old. Each piece is created from at least 80 percent paper. Along with these creative works, there are hundreds of origami birds "flying" around the gallery. These origami pieces were part of a community art project, and include submissions from students from Bayside Intermediate, residents, and League City staff. Unable to make the gallery opening? The public can still view the artwork during normal business hours at the Civic Center: Monday–Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to noon.

Your Ultimate Guide to Summer Fun Happenings in League City

Summer is fast approaching, and it’s time to start asking the age-old question: “What are we doing this summer?” Set your destinations to League City for a fun-filled summer, packed with family-friendly events and happenings. Just 30 minutes outside of Houston, League City is a waterside gem that offers the perfect summer getaway to experience outdoor adventures , leisure , iconic history , waterfront recreation , and more. There’s something for everyone to explore in League City! Make Memories in May Music at the Museum | May 26, June 30, July 28, & August 31 | 7 to 10 p.m. Jam to the beat on beloved museum grounds in League City’s Historic District. Hosted by the League City Historical Society and the League City Folk Association, Music at the Museum occurs every last Friday of the month. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs to enjoy the live entertainment. Jump Headlong into June Pups & Pints | June 3 | 4 to 10 p.m. | Walter Hall Park Calling all animal lovers and beer aficionados! Stop by this community-wide fundraiser event on June 3 to enjoy pet and family-friendly activities, food trucks, vendors, outdoor movie, pet costume contest, and more. Purchase a wristband for $35 and enjoy four beers along the Saint Arnold Stroll, courtesy of Saint Arnold Brewing Co. Wristband proceeds goes to supporting League City Animal Care and their mission to save animals and provide needed medical care to sick and injured pets. (Wristbands are for 21+ adults only). White Linen Night Art Fest | June 10 | 4 to 8 p.m. | Historic District in Downtown League City Don your white attire and celebrate the beauty of art and history in downtown League City! Stroll the streets of the historic district on June 10 while enjoying live music, live artist demonstrations, artist booths, a kids zone, a classic car show, and local food & drinks. Texas Outlaw Challenge | June 21–25 Looking for a thrill? The Texas Outlaw Challenge is a five-day annual event packed with all kinds of crazy, exhilarating fun. From exciting parties and high-speed boat races on Clear Lake to grand fishing tournaments with sweet prizes, you’re in for a rowdy, adrenaline-charged time during the Texas Outlaw Challenge. Sip & Sail Cruises | June 17, July 15, & August 19 | South Shore Harbour Resort Set sail on the gorgeous waters of Clear Lake for a two-hour adult cruise with Houston Party Boats. Drinks and light bites will be provided, including specialty drinks from the featured sponsor of the day. For reservations, contact (281) 334-1000 ext. 2022. Find more Sip & Sail Cruise options at www.sshr.com/hotel-events Celebrate Jubilee in July Fireworks Extravaganza | July 3 | 6 to 10 p.m. | Chester L. Davis Sportsplex Bring your lawn chairs or blanket and enjoy an evening with family and friends as part of your Independence Day celebration at League City’s 4th of July pre-party. Listen to live music, chow down on delicious food from favorite food trucks, and bounce around in inflatables with the family. The grand fireworks show will begin at sundown. Wine All You Want | July 20 | 6 p.m. | South Shore Harbour Resort Make a toast during South Shore Harbour’s bi-monthly festive wine dinners. These dinners showcase wine from Bay Area Houston’s own backyard and beyond and is exquisitely paired with innovative cuisine. For reservations, contact (281) 334-1000 ext. 2022. Find more Thursday Night Wine Dinner options at www.sshr.com/hotel-events

Pickleball Craze is Growing in League City

Swing into the rising pickleball craze happening in League City! This accessible, affordable sport is a great way to stay active and social. So, why not give it a go? Get your paddle ready and discover why pickleball has been the fastest-growing sport in America for three years running! Interested in learning how to play pickleball ? This city is a great place to get started, with a plethora of top-quality pickleball courts to choose from. What is pickleball? Combining elements of ping-pong, badminton, and tennis, pickleball is played on a smaller court and is suitable for all ages and skill levels. With a slower pace and enjoyable gameplay, it's no wonder pickleball has gained immense popularity, boasting over 36.5 million players in the US alone. Pickleball is affordable and accessible. It's a great way to stay physically and socially active. With an emphasis on hand-eye coordination, balance, and agility, the game provides a beneficial workout without putting too much strain on the body. In fact, one study showed that playing pickleball can greatly improve your health , including your cholesterol, blood pressure, and cardiorespiratory fitness. Best places to play pickleball in League City Hometown Heroes Park This facility boasts six indoor wood courts with permanent lines, and portable nets are available. A one-time fee is required to play, and you can reserve the courts. Players can also use a range of amenities, including court lighting, locker rooms, restrooms, and water facilities. The facility even offers pickleball lessons if you’re looking to start playing! Perry Family YMCA Perry Family YMCA is one of the top places to play in League City. The facility offers two indoor hard courts with permanent lines and portable nets, with reservations available for YMCA members. In addition to their pickleball courts, there’s plenty of fun for everyone with YMCA’s extensive recreational programs. The Fitness Center at South Shore Harbour Visit the Fitness Center at South Shore Harbour for a great game of pickleball! There are three indoor courts with permanent lines, so all you need to bring is your own net. Fuel up with food and drinks, and take advantage of the restroom and water facilities. A one-time fee is required to play at these courts. Check out other pickleball courts in League City and visit Pickleheads' official website for more information about pickleball. Guest blog provided by Pickleheads .

Top 5 Spring Break Things to Do in League City

Spring Break is just around the corner, and it’s time to plan for a week of school-free fun. From historic tours under grand oaks and thrill-seeking activities, to waterfront views and shopping sprees, plenty of excitement is found here in League City. Explore the Historic District Take a step back in time as you check out League City’s beloved Historic District . Stroll through this charming district, full of flourishing oak trees and authentic Texas history. Explore historic hot spots like the West Bay Common Schoolchildren’s Museum & Barn Museum , Butler’s Courtyard , the Shoppes at Founder’s Square , and historic homes and buildings that make up the district. Take the opportunity to snap a couple of selfies in front of colorful art murals and detailed sculptures in League Park or stage a photoshoot in the floral beauty of Helen’s Garden . Paddle on the Creek Nature beckons you to the Clear Creek Paddle Trail , a meandering 5.5-mile stretch of water and scenic views from Lynn Gripon Park at Countryside all the way to Heritage Park. Spot wildlife that lives around the creek on your journey, including wading birds, alligators, and deer. Need a rental? Clear Creek Kayaks offers kayak rentals and guided trail tours on the weekends. Enjoy Waterfront Views Offering incredible dining and some of the best views in League City and Bay Area Houston, waterfront restaurants are sprinkled throughout the Clear Lake region. Opus Bistro & Steakhouse is nestled into South Shore Harbour Resort and overlooks the glistening blue of the marina. Choose mouthwatering entrees from fresh crab cakes and Veal New Orleans to Red Snapper Charlie Brown and 22oz ribeye. Close by, Schafer’s Coastal Bar and Grille has a more casual atmosphere, an outdoor patio, and cuisine with a Guld Coast flair. Try the creole crab dip or blackened Mahi Mahi fish tacos and splurge on Schafer’s signature apple crisp dessert. After a long day of fun on the boardwalk, stop by Kemah Boardwalk's waterfront restaurants, where you can sit outside and enjoy the view of Galveston Bay while sharing coastal dishes and fine cuisine with the entire family. Find more waterfront dining options   here . Feel an Adrenaline Rush Itching for a more thrilling experience? Release your inner Viking at Axe Masters , a family-friendly, air-conditioned indoor axe throwing facility that will have you feeling like a legendary warrior. If axe-throwing isn’t your cup of tea, take it outside to the paintball fields at Glory Paintball . Whether a professional or beginner, this paintball facility is fully equipped with rentals, paint ammo, and a whole “city” of shipping containers, vehicle props, and casualty dummies set up across two acres of land for you to conquer. Go on a Shopping Spree Spring is the ideal time to clear out your closet and freshen up your wardrobe. Explore League City’s incredible boutique shopping scene for all your fashion finds. Whether prepping for rodeo season, looking for chic new outfits, or finding eclectic gifts for yourself or friends and family, League City is proud to home so many local boutiques and specialty shops for you to shop locally. Check out our newest Shopping Guide for the latest boutiques. More Fun Awaits in League City! Still looking for some extra fun spring break activities? Check out the Chandlery Candle Bar , Hawaii Fluid Art , Tee Box , Top Golf , Main Event , Space Center Houston , and League City's very own Visitor Center in League Park. Find more ways to play and explore on our Things To Do page.