stuff to do in houston over labor day weekend?

You could always check out Discovery Green:

http://www.discoverygreen.com/en/calendarevents/eb...

Live music @ the Continental Club:

http://www.continentalclub.com/Houston.html

Here's a link to the "nightlife" of Houston: lol

http://www.visithoustontexas.com/visitors/nightlif...

Visit one of Houston's museums:

http://www.visithoustontexas.com/visitors/museums/...

Friday eats : chicken fingers from St Louis where my eye doctor. So I can actually see something saturday eats some venison from the neighbors (I live in the country these days) Monday i will be eating squirrel. And visiting my neighbors and yelling at their dogs that bark at me too much Then taking some foster kids fishing and horseback riding And then the Cap is a date with a troll at at Turner field Hopeing to get to stone mountain "Emory University" hospitality, where I recieved surgery on my neck that the idiot doctors could not do in Canada. Then hopefully dine at "Tanners" My favorite place to eat in Atlanta. I think we set up something but have not heard back I am thinking she is my baseball friend since my last one kept standing me up. And didn't give a rip about his friends except the ones who could Say Nothing but "why do i always come here?" then i tell him why... Good work will you deserve a toy!

My wife and I are going to our lake house. We hadn't really thought of doing a whole lot in town. Sorry.

Go to a friends house with a pool , grill some veggie burgers (J/K) or REAL burgers , have a few beers & chill in the pool. Burn some if you want LOL.

Here's a running list I keep adding to of things to do in all parts of Houston – just recently updated with another item::

The Kemah Boardwalk

Reliant Center, Minute Maid Park, George R. Brown Convention Center

Houston Aeros, Texans, Astros, Dynamos, & the Rockets

The Aquarium downtown.

38 outdoor public swimming pools in the Houston area

Galveston Island - The Strand, the Bolivar Peninsular Ferry & Crystal Beach, Schlitterbahn Water Park, Bishop's Palace, Sea Wolf Park, Stewart Beach, Moody Gardens & IMAX, Mosquito Cafe, Pier 21 Museum on the Galveston Hurricane, The Lone Star Flight Museum, Texas Seaport Museum, Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig & Museum, & the Sea Turtle Exhibit

Hermann Park & the Mecom Fountain. Visit the Japanese Gardens in Hermann Park-very romantic

Asian Heritage Tours, 5855 Sovereign Dr G #101. 77036, 832-858-2788, for tea tasting & herbology, Chinese calligraphy, Dim Sum, & shopping at the 30 store indoor Hong Kong City Mall in the SW Houston area

Clear Lake, Lake Conroe, & Lake Houston

Houston Raceway Park for drag racing

Greyhound Race Park

Opera in the Heights

Theater Under the Stars

JPMorgan Chase Bank 60th floor Sky Hobby-excellent view of the city

Saint Arnold Brewery–free beer. Saturday tours

Brazos Bend State Park

Armand Bayou Nature Center in Pasadena--2,500 acres of hiking trails, exhibits, field trips, Scout programs,

birding, canoe tours, & an historic farm

George Ranch

Penzey's (516 W. 19th St) in the Heights is a spice-lover's dream. Anyone who's been one of their catalog shoppers simply must stop in to stock up on cinnamons, curries, & other spices

Miller Outdoor Theater (check online for performance schedule) FREE

Discovery Green and the many other parks around town. There's horse & buggy rides

Katy Mills Mall, the Galleria, Memorial City Mall - also, Willowbrook Mall, River Oaks Shopping Center, The Woodlands Mall, First Colony Mall, Uptown Park, First Colony Mall, West Oaks Mall, & many others around town

Downtown underground tunnel system–daily during the week

Lakewood Church-an experience-the largest church in the US.

The Art Car Museum 140 Heights Blvd 77007 713-861-5526 FREE.

Holocaust Museum 5401 Caroline 77004 713-942-8000 Gen. Admission FREE

Williams Tower & Water Wall & 3 acre park great for pics & picnics. Also, horse & buggy rides

San Jacinto Monument & Battleground State Historical Park

Houston Ballet Company, The Houston Opera, & the Houston Symphony

Heights Gazebo & the Monthly Neighborhood Bazaar on Yale Street

Houston Arboretum & Nature Center

Rothko Chapel

Port of Houston

Houston Zoo/Hermann Park Train & Paddle Boats. FREE on all city holidays

The 350 parks citywide (hike & bike, skate, dog, tennis, basketball, & golf)

The Houston Rodeo-in Feb/Mar-the world's largest

Houston Ship Channel

Splashtown Waterpark

Houston Skyline in the morning, at night, & on the 4th of July

Light Rail System

Imperial Holly Corp.-A mountain of sugar!

Visit Town Square shops & restaurants in Sugar Land

Houston Public Library System

NASA Space Center

Old Town Spring

The Woodlands Water Taxi along a 1¼ mile walkway-the whole area has many shops & restaurants with 2,000 hotel rooms.

Children's Museum-Fantastic!

Over 23 museums in the Museum District alone & over 40 citywide

All the festivals held monthly in the city. Consult the Houston Chronicle newspaper's Entertainment Section each Thursday for information on the upcoming weekend

Pick up a free Leisure Learning periodical or visit the website for many great options

Pick up the free Houston Press paper or go online for many great reviews & their great "Best of Lists"

Labyrinth on the University of Thomas Campus (3800 Montrose) It's a beautiful flagstone replica of the Labyrinth of Chartres & is flanked by rose bushes perpetually in bloom

Diverse Works Artspace (1117 East Freeway)-super cool place for those who love art, dance & theater. It's got a New York vibe written all over it

Forbidden Gardens in Katy has 6,000 1/3 scale terra-cotta soldiers in formation as they were buried in the 3rd century.

Paintball, Lazer Tag, Go Carts, Skate Board Parks, Ice & Roller Skating Rinks, Shooting Ranges

Mercer Arboretum in Humble

Snorkeling, Canoeing, Boating, Water Skiing, Kayaking, Sky Diving, Hot Balloon Rides, Dinner Cruises on the Bay in Kemah, Plane or Helicopter Rides over Houston, Horseback Riding, Gliding, & Scuba Diving

Sam Houston Race Track

The Mad Potter & many places like it around town for selecting pre-cast ceramics, glazing them, & having them fired.

At Potter’s Place take a hands on lesson 1 on 1 with the teacher. After you create your work of art, you paint it & they will fire it for you

Visit one of the10,000 restaurants offering almost 290 types of cuisine

For info on cultural events, go to artshound.com

Enjoy!