Downtown Houston is the place for the best free events in Houston this weekend. Discovery Green has lots of fun stuff for adults and kids. Saturday is a great day to get in some free bicycle repair, catch a free flick and enjoy yourself in the green space.
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This weekend you can meet Susan Robb from Seattle who will help you try your hand at Japanese kite making using recycled materials.
Bring the kids to Downtown Houston to participate in the young writers workshop in the park Saturdays 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Regarded as Houston’s only open, free writing workshop for kids, Writers in the Schools in and HPL Express, sponsors this weekend creative, fun event.
Thursday, May 28 – Sunday, May 31 Light as Air is an outdoor art exhibition of inflatable sculptures you'll love. The whimsical styles and designs are on display throughout Discovery Green.
When: Saturday May 30, 2009
Where: Discovery Green
Hermann Park
Hermann Park has free entertainment on Saturday evening. The cultural event introduces Houston audiences this weekend to Chinese dance. Experience a choreographic journey uniting new and award-winning authentic Chinese classical and folk dances from China's renown choreographers with the newest modern jazz and hip-hop works by Houston choreographers.
Many of the dances are inspired by nature, portraying a painted sky, willows in the wind, and blossoms in the rain. The free presentation of Eastern dances will also include top dancers from Chinatown's Mitsi Dancing School.
When: Saturday May 30, 2009, 7:30 pm
Where: Miller Theater
Barring a rainy weekend, the best place to take your crew for free events in Houston this weekend is Downtown Houston. It's one of the easiest places to access from anywhere in town.
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