The Reunion You Didn't Know You Needed

Occupy Houston Weekend began in 2012 as a collective experience rooted in connection, culture, and the city’s unique energy. What started as a gathering quickly became a moment, bringing together urban professionals to experience Houston through curated events, intentional spaces, and shared presence.

Over the years, life evolved. Careers expanded. Priorities shifted. The world paused. Like many meaningful things, Occupy Houston Weekend took a step back during periods of growth, transition, and global change. Not to disappear, but to mature.

Throughout its history, the scale of the event has shifted, but the standard never has. Whether welcoming hundreds or hosting a more intimate group, the quality, intention, and experience remained consistent. The commitment has always been the same: to show up fully, thoughtfully, and with purpose.

Today, Occupy Houston Weekend returns,  refined and reimagined. What was once a reunion weekend now expands into a broader vision of curated experiences, with event planning rooted both domestically and internationally. The foundation remains unchanged, but the execution reflects growth, clarity, and evolution.

At its core, this experience exists to reconnect people with the essence of Houston, its culture, its creativity, and its ability to bring people together when the setting is intentional. It’s a reminder of what the city has always offered, and what collective experiences can feel like when they’re thoughtfully designed.

This isn’t about numbers.
It’s about presence.
And the experience has always spoken for itself.