25 Spring & Crawfish Festivals for Houston Families

Tap into your creative side at the Bayou City Art Festival./Photo courtesy of Katya Horner.
3/15/19 - By Rachael Cherry
Spring in Houston is all about going to the rodeo, eating crawfish, listening to live music, and spending time outside enjoying the mild weather before the temperatures start to rise. It's also the perfect time to check out some of the many beautiful parks in the Bayou City, explore Houston's bountiful farmers' markets, hang out at one of the area's local breweries, and spend the weekend at one (or all!) of these family-friendly festivals.
For even more things to do, be sure to take a look at our event calendar and our Spring Fun Guide as well!
High fives all around with our favorite red-haired clown!/Photo courtesy of McDonald's Houston Children's Festival.
Spring Festivals
Get ready to get down on some mudbugs./Photo courtesy of Texas Crawfish Festival.
Crawfish Festivals
Places featured in this article:
Sugar Land Town Square
Downtown Tomball
Levy Park
The Lawns at West Oaks Mall
Love Park - Houston
Hermann Park
Downtown Tomball
Town Green Park
The Glassell School of Art
The Brown Foundation, Inc. Plaza
Downtown Houston
Downtown
San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site
Humble Civic Center Arena
Discovery Green
Northwest Mall
Town Green Park
No Label Brewing Co.
Trader's Village
Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier
Kemah City Parking Lot
Gulf Greyhound Park
Fort Bend Knights of Columbus 2801
Preservation Park in Old Town Spring
Brazos River Park