This weekend, several events are taking place in the Houston area. A Drone Art Show and a Western Wear Festival are among the activities scheduled. These events are part of a larger list of happenings in the area.
For those looking for something to do, there are multiple options to choose from. Further details about the events, including the full list of activities, can be found through Community Impact, a local news source covering the Pearland, TX area.
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