Festival de Primavera — Houston spring fiesta

La Casa de España en Houston is scheduled to hold Festival de Primavera / Fiestas de San Isidro on Sunday, May 17, in Houston, according to the group’s event page and a Visit Houston listing. The event is set for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tom Bass Regional Park, with organizers describing it as a family-oriented celebration tied to Madrid’s traditional San Isidro festivities. (visithoustontexas.com) Visit Houston lists the price at $25, while the organizer’s ticket page lists $15 tickets for members and $25 for non-members. (casaespanahouston.org) Houston on the Cheap included Festival de Primavera 2026 in its roundup of events for the May 15-17 weekend, placing it among the city’s family and cultural options for the weekend ahead. (zeffy.com) The listing points readers to the broader weekend calendar, but the event-specific details align with the organizer’s own materials for May 17. ### When and where is the festival happening? May 17 is the date listed by both Visit Houston and La Casa de España in Houston for the festival. The time is listed as 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Visit Houston and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the organizer’s site and Zeffy ticket page, indicating attendees should check the organizer directly before going. (visithoustontexas.com) Tom Bass Regional Park is the venue named across the listings, but the organizer added a more specific location note. La Casa de España said attendees should head to Pavilion 1 in Section 1, near the amphitheater area, at 3452 Fellows Road, Houston, Texas 77047. (houstononthecheap.com) ### Why are organizers stressing the exact entrance? La Casa de España said Tom Bass Regional Park is divided into three separate sections that are not internally connected by road. The group warned that visitors who arrive at the golf course in Section 2 or the community center in Section 3 would need to return to main streets to reach Section 1 on Fellows Road. (visithoustontexas.com) The address detail matters because Visit Houston lists the park as “Section III” at 15108 Cullen Blvd., while the organizer’s own page directs people to Pavilion 1 in Section 1. That difference is the most important logistical point in the available listings. (casaespanahouston.org) ### What is on the program? Madrid-style food is one of the central draws described by the organizers. La Casa de España said the event will feature Spanish or Madrid gastronomy, and its event page says a giant paella will be shared during the celebration. (casaespanahouston.org) Dance is another advertised feature. Visit Houston said chotis and pasodoble classes will be part of the program, while the organizer’s pages name either Ainhoa Donat or Gabriela Estrada as the instructor, a discrepancy that again points readers to confirm final details with the host. (visithoustontexas.com) A costume contest is also listed in both sources. Organizers said there will be a prize for the most original and elegant traditional outfit. (casaespanahouston.org) ### How much does it cost? Visit Houston lists the event price at $25. The Zeffy ticket page used by La Casa de España lists two prices: $15 for members and $25 for non-members. Zeffy says purchases support La Casa de España in Houston and that proceeds go to the group’s mission. (visithoustontexas.com) The ticketing page identifies the event as a fundraiser hosted by the organization. ### Where should readers check before they go? Houston on the Cheap published its weekend roundup on May 11 and said event details can change, advising readers to confirm with organizers before heading out. (visithoustontexas.com) That caution fits the differences in venue section, end time and dance instructor across the public listings. Sunday, May 17, is the next key date for attendees, and La Casa de España’s event page and Zeffy ticket listing are the most specific sources for final timing, ticketing and Pavilion 1 directions on Fellows Road. (zeffy.com) (casaespanahouston.org) (houstononthecheap.com)