Jacob Swain

Georgetown Art Center will present "Papers", a solo exhibition by Austin-based Mexican-American artist Bernie Diaz. "Papers" features small-scale abstract paper assemblages and collage-derived paintings that explore identity formation, fragmentation and historical revision. Through layered words and images, Diaz obscures origins, questions meaning and highlights the tension between clarity and obscurity.

Dîner en Blanc Houston returns with this year's theme, Belle Époque ("The Beautiful Era") as it pays homage to a period of artistic brilliance, refined fashion, and joyful living. Dressed in all white, guests will gather for an outdoor dining experience featuring tablescapes, music, and some signature magic.

Redbud Arts Center presents "Emerging Visions 2026", a juried exhibition featuring outstanding work by undergraduate and graduate students from colleges and universities throughout the Greater Houston area and within a 100 mile radius. Judged by Clare Elliott, independent curator, appraiser, and founder of Elliott Art Advice, the exhibition highlights emerging artists working across a variety of media and perspectives. Selected from a competitive pool of submissions, the exhibition offers a glimpse into the future of contemporary art in Houston. "Emerging Visions" was established to provide student artists with the opportunity to exhibit in a professional gallery setting and to connect their work with a broader public audience.

Discover the natural beauty of the Czech lands through the lens of photographer Rick Bye. Richard (Rick) Bye has been involved with photography for over 30 years and has had numerous pictures published in several magazines, and various corporate reports. Now retired from his 42 year professional career, much of his time is spent traveling with his wife with camera in hand to capture the many beautiful places around the world and share with others.

An outdoor gallery will take over Memorial Park offering patrons the opportunity to meet artists, view original works, and purchase paintings, prints, jewelry, sculptures, functional art, and more. The three-day festival will feature live entertainment stages, a food truck park, and beverage stations throughout the festival. Guests will enjoy Houston’s iconic Memorial Park while enjoying the festival’s wine and craft beer garden.

The Cathedral's June Open House will feature "Love All Ways", a solo exhibition by painter Bode Robinson, presented in honor of Pride Month. "Love All Ways" is an exhibition rooted in a quietly radical act: self-acceptance as the foundation from which all love grows. Robinson's layered, emotionally expansive paintings ask what it would mean to stop fighting yourself — to drop the gloves, choose differently, and extend to yourself the same love you offer the world.

The Ruby Hotel & Bar continues its Live Music Saturday series by featuring local musician, Barrett Simms.

The Blazin’ Beer Crawl is a self-paced, walking event featuring craft beer tastings at retail stores and restaurants. Ticket holders receive an electronic map of all of the participating locations and choose where to sample and visit merchants. Restaurants will have event day specials. Food trucks will also be set up for additional food options.

The Goonies is a heart-pounding, treasure-hunting adventure that has captured generations of movie lovers. When a group of misfits called the Goonies discover an ancient map and set out on an adventure to find the legendary treasure of the pirate known as One-Eyed Willy.

Three Counties One Cause will be an evening of live music, community, and hope to support flood survivors across Central Texas. The July 2025 floods devastated communities throughout the region. While Kerr County became the face of the disaster, families in Travis, Burnet, and Williamson Counties also experienced tragic losses, destroyed homes, damaged property, and the long journey of recovery.