Spring Break week 2026 in Houston presented by HR Green
Monday, March 9 – Friday, March 13
If you’re a parent looking for an exciting variety of spring break activities in Houston to keep your kids busy and entertained, look no further than Woodchase Park. Presented by HR Green, Westchase District has planned a fun and diverse programming schedule that will have your kids demanding a “staycation” rather than that spring break getaway you’ve enjoyed in previous years. And everything is FREE for your family to enjoy from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily.
Our calendar of events features daily activities with the Houston Museum of Natural Science, visits from The Texas Bubblers, fun money games with Chase Bank and gardening and crafts with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Youth Activities. Guests will also enjoy Harris County Precinct 4’s Skins & Skulls exhibit, a balloon twist artist, and face painting by Truly Enchanting Entertainment; plus lawn games, the book cart and games cart.
In addition, Young Audiences of Houston will present music, theater, dance, and storytelling fun at 1 p.m. daily.
Parking at Woodchase Park fills up quickly. Use additional event parking at Sneed Elementary School (9855 Pagewood Ln.), or along Woodchase Dr. View a map of parking options below:
See the entire daily schedule below:
Spring Break Daily Schedule
Monday, March 9
10:00am – 1:00pm
- Houston Museum of Natural Science Workshop – Bugs on Wheels: Little Bodies, Big Jobs
- Harris County Precinct 4 – Skins & Skulls
- Coloring Station
- Lawn Games
- Texas Bubblers – Master Bubble Wrangler Station
- Quillian Center – Crafts & Games
- Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Youth Activities
- Face Painter
- Fresh n’ Juicy Lemonade
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Young Audiences of Houston Performance: The Essence of Mexico.
Tuesday, March 10
10:00am – 1:00pm
- Children’s Museum Houston – STEM Program
- Houston Museum of Natural Science Workshop – Wildlife on Wheels: Reptiles & Amphibians
- Coloring Station
- Lawn Games
- Texas Bubblers – Little Bubble Wrangler Stations
- Quillian Center – Crafts & Games
- Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Family & Community Health Program
- Balloon Artist
- Fresh n’ Juicy Lemonade
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Young Audiences of Houston Performance: The Rad Hip Hop Show
Wednesday, March 11
10:00am – 1:00pm
- Houston Museum of Natural Science Workshop – Earth Science on Wheels: Science Sort
- HCP4 – Skins and Skulls
- Chase Bank – Money Smarts for Kids
- Coloring Station
- Lawn Games
- Texas Bubblers – Master Bubble Wrangler Station
- Quillian Center – Crafts & Games
- Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Family & Community Health Program
- Airbrush Artist
- Fresh n’ Juicy Lemonade
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Young Audiences of Houston Performance: Twanda’s Theatre on Wheels: Little Bear’s Beary Bad Day – An interactive tale that explores feelings, emotions and what it means to forgive.
Thursday, March 12
10:00am – 1:00pm
- Houston Museum of Natural Science Workshop – Wildlife on Wheels: Venomous v. Poisonous
- Chase Bank – Money Smarts for Kids
- Coloring Station
- Lawn Games
- Texas Bubblers – Little Bubble Wrangler Stations
- Young Audiences of Houston Workshop – Joy Saxton: Puppet Making
- Quillian Center – Crafts & Games
- Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Youth Activities
- Face Painter
- Fresh n’ Juicy Lemonade
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Young Audiences of Houston Performance: iACT Houston: Rabbit Tales – This production tells four stories about rabbits with audience participation.
Friday, March 13
10:00am – 1:00pm
- Houston Museum of Natural Science Workshop – Science on Wheels: Motion Commotion
- HCP4 – Skins and Skulls
- Chase Bank – Money Smarts for Kids
- Coloring Station
- Lawn Games
- Texas Bubblers – Master Bubble Wrangler Station
- Quillian Center – Crafts & Games
- Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Youth Activities
- Balloon Artist
- Fresh n’ Juicy Lemonade
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Young Audiences of Houston Performance: Let’s Play Together (Joy Saxton).
Woodchase Park
Located at 3901 Woodchase Drive (just south of Westpark Drive), Woodchase Park will feature a children’s play area, dog park, water misting feature, community garden, restrooms, public art, fitness space, a 2,700-square foot multi-purpose pavilion and 7,500-square foot activity lawn.