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The Mama's Bag: Coffee & Connection

For women 30+ navigating the identity shifts of womanhood and motherhood. The Mama’s Bag is created and hosted by Valaencia Thompson, a wife, mama, community builder, creator, and mental wellness advocate based in the Katy area. The Mama’s Bag was created with Black women at heart, centered on our lived experiences, identity shifts, and evolving seasons of motherhood and womanhood. This space is for women in their 30s and beyond—where life has a way of stretching you. Roles shift, priorities change, and you’re often becoming someone new while still holding everything you already are. Whether through motherhood or other life transitions, this season calls for reflection, grounding, and real connection. Coffee and Connection is hosted in collaboration with Kona Reserve Coffee in Cypress—this is a space for women to slow down, connect, and be present together. We’ll gather over coffee (or your drink of choice) and engage in guided conversation designed to move beyond small talk into meaningful connection. This is an intentional space for women to step outside routine and into community. Together, we’ll create space for: Mindful, meaningful conversation Guided connection beyond introductions Genuine relationships with women in similar seasons Stepping outside routine and into community You will leave with: Actionable takeaways for everyday life Guided journaling and mindfulness prompts A deeper sense of clarity, grounding, and connection This is not a networking event. It’s an intentionally intimate gathering for real connection and presence. Please RSVP to reserve your seat. Space is limited. Please note: This is an adults-only gathering. Due to limited capacity, we kindly ask that no children attend.

Saturday, 23, 12.30 - Saturday, 23, 14.00 Houston, TX _$25

2027 HHBCUAA Annual National HBCU College Fair, Auditions, Theater & Dance

LARGEST National HBCU College Fair for the SOLE PURPOSE OF RECRUITING - 50+ HBCUs, Scholarships, Auditions, College Resources, Health, etc. Our "FAIR" is FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! (All Ages WELCOME including FREE PARKING!) A FAMILY ORIENTED - STUDENT FOCUSED - "ONE-STOP-SHOP" for College Admissions! AVAILABLE NOW: 1. SPONSORSHIP, PARTNERSHIP, VOLUNTEER, & SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. Phone: 832-657-5113 2. HBCU SCHOOL CONFIRMATIONS ACCEPTED. HHBCUAA SCHOLARSHIP One of our HHBCUAA Scholarship Applications is only available by ATTENDING our Annual HBCU College Fair. Application PICK-UP is ONLY DURING our college fair hours (10AM - 2PM). Visit our Scholarship Program GRADUATING SENIORS PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING WITH YOU: I. TRANSCRIPT. II. TEST SCORES. III. IF RECEIVING VACCINATIONS: A. Insurance Card if insured. You can still receive shots if uninsured. B. Your Shot Records. (Ask your school for a copy if you do not have a copy.) 1. Good idea to bring and allow Health Staff to verify you have all required shots to enter college. IV. Please complete Admissions & Academic Scholarship Applications in advance and proceed to Recruiter Table with your questions. HEALTH DEPARTMENTS FREE ONSITE AVAILABLE TO ALL: (1) Meningitis Vaccine. (2) COVID. (3) Other Senior Citizen Free Shots. You can still have the vaccinations if you are uninsured. If you are insured, please BRING A COPY OF YOUR INSURANCE CARD. BRING A COPY OF YOUR SHOT RECORDS with you. WORKSHOP SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE Financial Aid/Admissions - A Conversation with Students - Industry/Workforce Outlook - Athletics - NETWORKING MIXER, AUDITIONS HOSPITALITY & RECEPTION SPONSORSHIP AVAILABLE CONFIRMED COMMUNITY PARTNERS Business Associates LLC Harris County Public Health Buffalo Soldiers National Museum Harris County Constable Precinct 6 - Assistant Chief Tony Bryant CONFIRMED BANDS TO-DATE CONFIRMED CHOIRS TO-DATE MOCK DANCE AUDITIONS will take place. CONFIRMED HBCUs TO-DATE Grambling State University - Accepting Students Onsite, Out-of-State Tuition Waived if requirements met. Grambling State University - Graduate School Huston Tillotson University Miles College Howard University Wilberforce University Paul Quinn College Lincoln University (Missouri) Prairie View A&M University Benedict College Jarvis Christian University Southern University and A&M College - Baton Rouge - Out-of-State Tuition Waived if requirements met. Southern University in Shreveport Louisiana - Southern University and A&M College - Baton Rouge - Out-of-State Tuition Waived if requirements met. Southern University Law School Southern University - New Orleans Texas College Norfolk State University Morehouse College Jackson State University Tougaloo College Texas Southern University Tennessee State University Tuskegee University Alabama A&M University Alabama State University Clark Atlanta University Dillard University - Out-of-State Tuition Waived if requirements met. Xavier University - Out-of-State Tuition Waived if requirements met. University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Florida A&M University West Virginia State University Fisk University Spelman College Wiley University Morgan State University Morris Brown College Virginia State University Mississippi Valley State University Stillman College Alcorn State University - SENIORS: Deadline for Academic Scholarship is March 15th. Complete both Admissions & Academic Scholarship Applications before arriving. South Carolina State University Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Bowie State University

Saturday, 06, 10.00 - Saturday, 06, 14.00 Houston, TX _$25

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Black Tech Social| Tech-Quila Social Dayparty | 2-9 Fri Nov 6th @ Kamp

The Best Daytime Party for AFROTECH Weekend! The UltimateTEQUILA Day Party on FRIDAY OCT 31ST TEXT "TECH" TO 832-752-2196 FOR VIP Tech-Quila: The Black Tech Social Day Party Welcome to Tech-Quila, the ultimate Black Tech Social networking day party, happening during AfroTech weekend in Houston! Join us on Friday, October 31, from 2 PM to 9 PM at Kamp Houston for a vibrant afternoon of connection, celebration, and community. Tech-Quila is where the Black tech community comes alive — meet fellow tech enthusiasts, from seasoned professionals to newcomers eager to break into the industry. Share ideas, build new relationships, and spark opportunities in a lively, social atmosphere designed for networking and fun. This isn’t your average networking event — it’s a day party celebrating tequila, tech, and culture, complete with curated tequila cocktails, great music, and an environment that inspires creativity and collaboration. Don’t miss the hottest networking day party of AfroTech weekend. Text “TECH” to 713.933.5039 or 832.752.2196 for more info.

Friday, 06, 14.00 - Friday, 06, 22.00 Houston, TX _$25

23rd Annual Igbofest Houston At Discovery Green

IGBOFEST HOUSTON at Discovery Green---Where Culture Is Fun! IgboFest Houston hosted by Ndi Ichie Cultural Association has reigned for over 20 years in the city of Houston bringing in performers from across the United States from Las Vegas to Atlanta including Nigeria. Join us to celebrate and learn about a West African culture on Saturday, October 24, 2026! This year's experience will consist of cultural dancers embracing Igbo culture and folklore with an educational twist. IgboFest Houston starts at 2:00 PM on the Main Stage at Discovery Green at 1500 McKinney, Houston, Texas 77010 in Downtown Houston. Become a VENDOR: Showcase your product or service as a vendor at IgboFest Houston! First-come, first-serve basis. VOLUNTEER Opportunity: Join the fun and be part of culture. If you are interested in volunteering SUPPORT IGBOFEST HOUSTON and Keep Our Traditions Alive. CELEBRATE. TRADITIONS. CULTURE.

Saturday, 24, 14.00 - Saturday, 24, 21.00 Houston, TX _$25

3rd Annual Black Gala Award Show and Ceremony

Get ready for an unforgettable night celebrating amazing community leadership community and black excellence at the 3rd Annual Black Gala! Step into a night of rebirth, recognition, and regal celebration. This year, All Neighborhoods Powerfully United Foundation invites you to “The Renaissance: Reclaiming Our Royalty” — a grand evening honoring the brilliance, resilience, and divine power of Black and Brown excellence. This 3rd annual Gala marks a new era — where our community no longer waits for validation, but stands boldly in our legacy. From the arts to activism, from education to entrepreneurship, we are writing the next chapter of our collective story — a story rooted in truth, abundance, and love for one another. DATE: Saturday, October 31, 2026 LOCATION: Third Ward Multi Service Center TIME: Doors open at 6:15 PM TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE Event Includes: Cocktail & Charcuterie Hour (6:00pm-7:15pm) Buffet Style Dinner catered by Jennideaux's Catering Award Presentation Music & Entertainment by Local Community Artist Silent Auction & Raffles Vendors Market Dress Code: Black, Green, Gold OR African Formal Attire or cultural wear. Dress to Impress! Sponsorship Inquiries: For those interested in becoming a sponsor, please email us OR call (832) - 862-7566

Saturday, 31, 18.00 - Saturday, 31, 23.00 Houston, TX _$25

10th Annual Nigeria Cultural Parade & Festival (Downtown Houston)

The Official and largest cultural celebration showcasing the beauty of Nigeria and its diversity in Downtown Houston! Houston, history is happening. The 10th Anniversary Nigeria Cultural Parade & Festival arrives at Discovery Green for the very first time, marking a new chapter in one of the city’s most colorful cultural traditions. Celebration starts at 12: 00 PM - 7:00 PM. For ten years, this platform has celebrated the richness, beauty, and global influence of Nigerian culture. This year, we elevate the experience in our new home at Discovery Green right in the heart of Downtown Houston. And we are bringing something special. Introducing the Naija Culture Hub a cultural installation capturing the energy of Lagos, the spirit of the marketplace, youth creativity, and the evolving story of the Nigerian diaspora. No passport required. Just come ready to experience culture in full color. 🎟 Secure your FREE ticket now. What to Expect Grand Cultural Parade Celebration Afrobeat Dance Challenge Traditional Cultural Showcases Festival Marketplace Contests & Giveaways Authentic Nigerian Cuisine Immersive Experiences inside the Naija Culture Hub It’s a 10-year legacy. It’s culture amplified. It’s community at scale. Get Involved Become a Vendor Marketplace booths are available. Click here to apply now. Get Featured Submit your advertisement for the souvenir booklet. Volunteer With Us Be part of this milestone moment. Join the team and register here. For ten years, the Nigeria Cultural Parade & Festival has brought thousands together in celebration of heritage, pride, and unity. Now at Discovery Green, we step into the next decade stronger, bigger, and bolder. Mark your calendar. Bring your family. Wear your colors. Let’s celebrate 10 years together. Brought to you by Culturally Naija and Welead, Inc. W H E R E. C U L T U R E. I S. E V E R Y T H I N G.

Saturday, 17, 12.00 - Saturday, 17, 19.00 Houston, TX _$25

PILÓN: Houston's Celebration of Afro-Latino Food

Family-friendly cultural festival celebrating Afro-Latino food, art, and community in Houston. PILÓN: HOUSTON’s CELEBRATION of AFRO-LATINO Food Family-friendly cultural festival celebrating Afro-Latino food, art, and community in Houston. Join us for PILÓN: Houston’s Celebration of Afro-Latino Food, a vibrant gathering honoring the flavors, creativity, and cultural influence of the Afro-Latino diaspora. This is more than a food festival — it’s a cultural experience. Enjoy a curated selection of Afro-Latino food vendors showcasing bold, soulful dishes influenced by the Caribbean, Central America, South America, and African culinary traditions. From savory plates to sweet favorites, every bite reflects history, heritage, and sabor. Beyond the food, explore: • Retail vendors featuring curated products and cultural goods • Artists exhibiting and selling original artwork • A welcoming, high-energy community atmosphere Come hungry. Come inspired. Come ready to celebrate culture through food and creativity. Official After Party from 4PM – 7PM Continue the celebration into the evening with music, drinks, and community vibes. Reserve your spot today. Space is limited. PILÓN – FAQ Sheet LEGAL As a condition of your attendance at “PILÓN,” you agree and irrevocably consent to your image and/or likeness being captured on film and/or video, the benefit of which shall vest in Latin City, its licensees, successors, and assigns, and may be distributed throughout the world in perpetuity, without limitation. All sales are final. With RSVP and/or ticket purchase you agree

Sunday, 04, 12.00 - Sunday, 04, 17.00 Houston, TX _$25

Texas Women Rainmakers: 11th Annual CLE

The premier unaffiliated, independent female lawyer event in Texas. Women lawyers helping women lawyers be better rainmakers. The Premier Event For Female Trial Lawyers We hope you will join us at our 11th CLE this year! Come meet female trial lawyers from across Texas and experience a CLE program unlike any other you've ever attended. SBOT accreditation: Pending Tickets are available for purchase by attorneys only. For questions about sponsorship attendance, please email for more info. Sponsorships are still available! Email for more info. THANK YOU to our Top Sponsor for eleven years running: Robin Young! We formed Texas Women Rainmakers with these goals in mind: Empowering women to become decision makers: To inspire and equip female attorneys with the knowledge and skills necessary to step into leadership roles and become decision makers. Professional networking: To provide networking opportunities for women at every career stage and every firm size to build personal and professional relationships by connecting with other female attorneys. Promoting women lawyers: To teach women how to promote themselves both within their own law firms and in the greater legal profession. Sharing knowledge and mentoring: To learn from and with women lawyers from diverse backgrounds about what critical skills are necessary and how these skills are best acquired. Knowing our value: To teach female lawyers how to be true to themselves, be optimistic, take risks, chart their own course, have a vision, and promote themselves in order to achieve their potential and develop their professional practices. Education: To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members by providing quality continuing education to female attorneys from a wide variety of practice areas on current legal issues with respected and exciting speakers.

Thursday, 27, 17.00 - Friday, 28, 18.00 Houston, TX _$25

The Miseducation of...

A bold, high-energy hip-hop stage play about community, survival, and the fight to be seen in a city that’s changing. The Miseducation of… a bold, high-energy hip-hop stage play about community, survival, and the fight to be seen in a city that’s changing fast. As residents face displacement, broken systems, and their own hard truths, comedy, music, and raw honesty collide. Urgent, unapologetic, and deeply Black. This isn’t just a story, it’s a reality too close to home.

Thursday, 06, 19.30 - Thursday, 06, 21.30 Houston, TX _$25

Downtown BIPOC Death Cafe

Death Cafe informed by Black and Brown experience. Open to all. This monthly Death Cafe centers Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in conversation about death, dying, and grief. Experiences of loss are shaped by culture, history, land, and systems. This gathering intentionally makes space for those realities and the nuances that are not always acknowledged in mixed settings. All are welcome. We ask that participants who do not identify as BIPOC attend with a commitment to listen, reflect, and honor the focus of the space. This event follows the global Death Cafe model: • No agenda and no presentation • No intention of leading participants to a conclusion or course of action • Not therapy, grief counseling, research, or community consultation • Participant-led discussion only Death Cafe is for people who feel able to engage in open conversation about death. If you are seeking grief counseling or bereavement support, there are other spaces better suited for that care, and we can provide you with those community resources. These gatherings are supported by the Death Collaborative, a nonprofit dedicated to community conversations about death.

Sunday, 12, 10.00 - Sunday, 12, 12.00 Houston, TX _$25

Latest People

Mohammad Sadiq Ali

When it comes to buying, selling, or investing in real estate, you deserve an agent who leads with expertise, integrity, and results. Mohammad Sadiq Ali has been serving the Greater Houston area since 2014, helping families, individuals, and investors achieve their real estate goals with confidence. A proud Houstonian who has called the Sugar Land and Richmond area home for over 25 years, Sadiq combines deep local knowledge with strong business acumen, backed by his studies at the University of Houston and years of experience in sales, management, customer service, and technology. Known for his data-driven market insight and skilled negotiation, Sadiq has completed over 400 hours of advanced real estate education and is a Certified Real Estate Negotiation Expert. His commitment to exceptional service is reflected in the fact that 95% of his business comes from referrals and repeat clients — relationships built on trust, transparency, and results. To Sadiq, clients are more than transactions — they become lifelong partners. Whether you're purchasing your first home, selling a property, or expanding your investment portfolio, he is dedicated to guiding you every step of the way. Reach out today and experience professional service rooted in integrity and excellence.

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Maria S. Lowry

I am a family and probate attorney. That means I help people in life's transitions: preparing for a marriage, adoptions, divorces, child custody or support, wills and powers of attorney to plan for the future, guardianships, and other services. I also serve as a mediator in family cases.

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Stacey L. Barnes

Mr. Barnes is a Senior Attorney in Litigation and Business Law at Kearney, McWilliams & Davis, PLLC. He is also a Visiting Professor at the University of Debrecen, Hungary and a former Adjunct Professor of Law at South Texas College of Law, teaching International Commercial Arbitration and Arbitration Law. Mr. Barnes also coaches domestic, international, and securities arbitration teams. As a litigation attorney, his practice focuses in the areas of international business law, general business representation, corporate law, commercial litigation, and intellectual property law. He has experience with cases ranging from simple collection matters to patent and trademark infringement cases, international trade secret litigation, and breach of commercial contract cases. As a transactional attorney, Mr. Barnes counsels clients regarding a variety of business transactions, from basic entity formation to complex cross-border acquisitions or licensing agreements. Mr. Barnes has advised business clients on legal matters involving Canada, Mexico, St. Lucia, Italy, Germany, Britain, Ireland, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Sweden, Malta, Russia, Central African Republic, Ghana, Saudi Arabia, India, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and the United States. He has worked for business law firms in Houston, Texas, and Milan, Italy.

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Association of Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North America South Texas Chapter

APPNA South Texas Chapter represents a vibrant community of physicians and medical professionals of Pakistani descent living and working throughout South Texas, with leadership based in Sugar Land, TX. This organization was established to create a supportive portal where physicians and friends from the Pakistani medical community can connect, share experiences, and build lasting professional relationships while collectively serving their neighborhoods and broader communities. The chapter's mission centers on strengthening the South Texas medical community through comprehensive support systems and culturally meaningful programming. Members are united in their commitment to supporting young Pakistani physicians and medical students pursuing electives and residency opportunities, creating pathways for the next generation of healthcare professionals. The organization recognizes the importance of cultural preservation and community identity, actively promoting Pakistani culture, poetry, and the Urdu language among its membership and their families. Through its multifaceted approach, the Sugar Land, TX chapter operates a social welfare team dedicated to supporting both local charitable organizations and humanitarian efforts in Pakistan. The organization has launched youth programs designed to provide guidance and mentorship to the children of members, fostering community bonds across generations. By combining professional development with cultural celebration and social responsibility, APPNA South Texas Chapter creates a comprehensive support network that enriches both the medical profession and the broader Pakistani-American community it serves.

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Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Sugar Land Chapter

Jack and Jill of America, Inc.'s Sugar Land Chapter welcomes families seeking to invest in their children's future while contributing meaningfully to their community. Founded in 2008, this organization of dedicated mothers in Sugar Land, Texas has demonstrated unwavering passion and commitment to service, building a strong foundation rooted in core values that prioritize children's development and community leadership. The chapter traces its heritage to the national organization's founding in 1938 by Marion Stubbs Thomas, when twenty mothers united with a vision to provide social, cultural, and educational opportunities for youth. Today, the Sugar Land Chapter operates as part of a thriving South Central Region network, serving more than 1,500 members and families across Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico. What sets the Sugar Land Chapter apart is its holistic approach to child development—combining leadership opportunities, cultural enrichment, and meaningful service projects that help young people understand their potential to make a difference. Members benefit from thoughtful, involved leadership that prioritizes effective communication with the local community while maintaining regional influence and connections. The chapter's commitment extends beyond individual families to address broader societal concerns through legislative advocacy and philanthropic initiatives that advance children's rights and quality of life. Whether families are seeking enriching programs for their children or wish to become actively involved as mothers dedicated to community service, the Sugar Land Chapter offers a welcoming community of purpose-driven individuals working together to shape future leaders and strengthen the Sugar Land, Texas area.

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Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Missouri City Sugar Land Chapter

Founded in 1975 by Mrs. Gladys Waddy as the Chasewood-Briargate Mothers Club in Southwest Houston, the Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Missouri City Sugar Land Chapter has grown into a thriving community organization serving families across Sugar Land, Texas. What began as a group of 60 families seeking culturally rewarding activities for their children has evolved into a chapter with deep roots in the Sugar Land area, officially becoming the Missouri City Sugar Land Chapter in 2008. The organization is built on the foundation that mothers with children ages 2-19 can work together to strengthen the next generation of African American leaders through meaningful relationships, shared values, and collective action. The chapter's history reflects a commitment to nurturing young people not just academically or socially, but culturally and civically—instilling in them the importance of volunteer service, philanthropic giving, and active participation in their communities. Today, the Missouri City Sugar Land Chapter continues this legacy by bringing families together around a shared mission of leadership development and community service. Members participate in signature events like the Biennial Beautillion Ball and connect with a national network of over 45 years of organizational excellence. For families in Sugar Land seeking a supportive community of like-minded mothers and a proven pathway for their children's development into engaged, responsible leaders, the chapter represents a unique opportunity to be part of a meaningful legacy of service and growth.

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