Celebrating 713 Day in Houston
Houston is gearing up to celebrate its annual 713 Day, a holiday that commemorates the city’s rich culture and history. After a quiet celebration in 2024 due to Hurricane Beryl, Houstonians are ready to come together and show their pride for the city. This year’s celebration will not only focus on fun activities but also on giving back to the community, particularly to those affected by the recent floods in Texas.
Axelrad: The Ultimate 713 Day Party
Axelrad Beer Garden is one of the top spots to celebrate 713 Day. From 5pm to 10pm, the garden will host live art, vendors, live DJs, and a showcase of Houston’s signature lowriders and slabs. Attendees can enjoy performances by local hip-hop artists and savor food and drinks, including $1 off all Houston draft beers.
Other Exciting Events
Several other venues are also hosting exciting events to celebrate 713 Day. Bar 5015 will feature a special iteration of its Legends Only concert series, with Lil Keke hosting an evening concert. Craft Pita will host its annual 713 Day Cookout, with a limited-edition collaboration with James Beard Award-winning chef Thomas Bille. The Houston Food Bank will host a volunteer day, followed by a post-shift party with music, food, and giveaways.
Family-Friendly Activities
The Houston Zoo will offer discounted admission and host Houston-themed enrichment activities for the animals. The zoo’s food truck and on-site cafe will also offer special deals on food and drinks. Karbach Brewery will feature live music, food, and vendors, including a DJ-curated list of Houston classics. Meow Wolf will cohost a free event with Saint Arnold Brewing and Do713, featuring live music, giveaways, and ice-cold brews.
Giving Back to the Community
Kroger will partner with Radio One to open a donation center at its Katy store, collecting nonperishable foods and cleaning items for areas affected by the recent floods. The Houston Food Bank will also benefit from the celebrations, with a portion of the proceeds from Craft Pita’s cookout going to the Southern Smoke Foundation’s Kerrville Disaster Relief fund.
More Ways to Celebrate
River Oaks Theatre will feature a live performance by world-renowned hip-hop violinist Josh Vietti, while Wild Concepts will serve up limited-edition $7.13 cocktails, including the Purple Rain and Still Sippin’. With so many exciting events and activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on 713 Day.
Conclusion
713 Day is a time for Houstonians to come together and celebrate their city’s unique culture and history. With a range of exciting events and activities, from live music and food to volunteer opportunities and family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. By giving back to the community and showing pride for the city, Houstonians can make this 713 Day one to remember. Whether you’re a native Houstonian or just visiting, join in the celebrations and experience the best of what Houston has to offer.
