Things to Do in Corpus Christi this Weekend - October 4-6

Things to Do in Corpus Christi this Weekend: Oct. 4-6

Looking for things to do in Corpus Christi this weekend? MusicWalk celebrations, the Annual PRIDE Parade and fall activities are all on the agenda.

Live band of 3 is singing and performing on stage at Downtown Corpus Christi's MusicWalk.

MusicWalk Live Performance! Photo Provided by Downtown Management District, Taken by Ben Zaragosa

Are you looking for things to do in Corpus Christi this weekend? From singing your heart out at MusicWalk to experiencing a live butterfly release, there are plenty of ways to get out and about with the whole family! 

October 4-6

29th Annual Rockport-Fulton SeaFair

Join the 49th annual Rockport-Fulton SeaFair for a fun-filled festival for the whole family! This 3-day event features entertainment for all ages, from live music and a carnival to crab races, water activities and more. Don’t miss out on the excitement. Admission is free of charge.

October 5-6

Cousins Maine Lobster w/ Lazy Beach Brewing

Enjoy sipping on the drink of your choice while savoring a delicious lobster meal! The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck will be at Lazy Beach Brewing & Cafe in Corpus Christi from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. this weekend serving its authentic Maine eats!

Visitors shopping at one of the Musicfest's outside tent venues. This tent is selling beaded jewelry locally made.
Shop local vendors at MusicWalk this Friday! | Photo provided by Downtown Management District, Taken by Matthew Meza.

October 4

MusicWalk

Visit Downtown Corpus Christi as it transforms during the second annual MusicWalk! This event celebrates the city’s diverse and artistic culture and will feature over 60 local musicians across multiple stages and venues. Attendees can enjoy block parties with over 100 local vendors, food trucks offering South Texas cuisine and live art, all while connecting with the community. The event is from 6-10 p.m. and is free to attend. 

October 4

Nate’s Boo Bash

Bring your family to the second annual Nate’s Boo Bash! This fall festival includes fun for the whole family, featuring a Halloween costume contest, kids karaoke, a petting zoo, face painting and carnival games. Enjoy delicious treats from local food trucks, capture memories at the photo booth and participate in raffles. The festival will also collect donations of Halloween costumes and other items for foster children in need, ensuring that everyone can experience a happy Halloween.

A row of Six neon, light up bicycles lined up in a row at Hypebyke.
Check out tons of unique bikes at Hypebyke’s Battle of the Bikes this Friday! | Photo provided by Downtown Management District, taken by Matthew Meza. 

October 4

Hypebyke Battle of Bikes

This Friday, bicycles from all over Texas battle it out at HYPEBYKE’s 2nd Annual Battle of the Bikes event. The bike show kicks off at 5 p.m. and will take place in downtown Corpus Christi. Spectators will enjoy custom bicycles, music, art and excitement! Competitors may register their bikes here.

October 5 

Emo Karaoke

Get ready for an unforgettable night at Brewster Street Icehouse with Emo Karaoke. This event invites you to sing your heart out alongside a live backing band, complete with full production and visuals that will enhance your performance. Whether you want to belt out your favorite anthems or relive the nostalgia of emo classics, this is the perfect opportunity to showcase your vocal talent. Tickets start at just $15.

October 5

Rockport Butterfly Release

The Harbor Foundation is excited to present its 1st Annual Butterfly Release this Saturday. This event features a family-friendly day filled with food, crafts and activities for kids from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The release begins at 1:45 p.m., and those who purchase butterflies will experience the anticipation of releasing them simultaneously, creating a breathtaking moment as they take flight together.

Instructor is helping a young boy pet a sea turtle outside at Seafair.
Join in on the fun this weekend at the Sea Turtle Festival.| Photo provided by Debbie Noble.

October 5

Sea Turtle Festival

Gather your friends and head to the Sea Turtle Festival, hosted by the Texas Sealife Center! The fun-filled day of excitement takes place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Briscoe King Pavilion. Enjoy a variety of food trucks, kids’ activities and an array of local vendors. The festival will also feature live performances by Jerry Ward Music, Kevin Kurtz Music and Gritty Fish! 

October 5

Bailando International Dance Festival – Celebration Gala Concert

Prepare for a spectacular evening at the Bailando Dance- Celebration Gala Concert, as the festival celebrates 25 years of artistic excellence! This event will feature breathtaking performances from renowned guest artists, including Ad Deum Dance Company, Compañía Cámara Danza UNA, Vitacca Ballet, Zion Dance Project and the TAMU-CC Dance Company. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. and tickets are just $20. 

Catch a screening of Top Gun aboard the USS Lexington Museum this Saturday. | CREDIT: Tom Cruise as Maverick in “Top Gun.” Paramount Pictures

October 5

Top Gun Movie Night Part 2 w/ USS Lexington

The USS Lexington Museum is gearing up for a second run of its Top Gun Movie Night this Saturday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. rom 6:30-9 p.m., join in on the Top Gun-themed bash featuring a screening of the classic movie, complete with photo ops next to an F-14 and a pre-show dance party, all on the ship’s Flight Deck! Come dressed in your best aviator gear for a chance to win prizes. With tickets starting at just $20 for military and museum members, it’s a movie night sure to remember.

October 5

PRIDE Parade and Block Party

Get ready to celebrate love, diversity and community at the Corpus Christi Pride Parade & Block Party on Oct. 5, from 3-10 p.m. Prepare for a fun-filled day of a vibrant parade, live entertainment and festivities to honor and embrace the LGBTQ+ community. Bring your friends, family, and allies for a day of unforgettable fun.

October 4 – 5

Greater Tuna at Finley Theatre | Del Mar College

Written by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears and Ed Howard, “Greater Tuna” is a loving satire of small-town Texas life and attitudes. This two-man comedic play stars Kim Frederick, Chair of the Art & Drama Department, and Carl Yowell, Acting Professor. Frederick is retiring this year after 37 years at Del Mar College, and this will be his final performance on the Del Mar stage. There will be a cash bar every night and a post-show reception on Oct. 4, 5 and 10. Students with a student ID get in free on Oct. 10.

Looking for more things to do in the Corpus Christi area? Visit our community events calendar to see what’s coming up or submit your own event listing!