April 13, 2026 ~ Houston, TX - The city of Houston is gearing up for an exciting week as Mayor John Whitmire and the planning committee invite everyone to attend the Fleet Week Houston Opening Ceremony on Wednesday, April 15. The ceremony, which will take place in front of Houston City Hall, will begin at 4 p.m. and promises to be a rousing and warm welcome for over 1,000 visiting servicemembers and military command.

The event will feature performances by the Navy Rock Brass Band and ceremonial music provided by the Quantico Marine Band and the Navy Band Southeast. Following the ceremony, there will be a post-ceremony celebration with the Navy Brass Band.

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Fleet Week Houston, which runs from April 15-22, offers a unique opportunity for the public to tour four impressive ships docked along the Houston Ship Channel: USS Kearsarge (LHD-3), USS Minneapolis-St. Paul (LCS-21), USS St. Louis (LCS-19), and USCGC Edgar Culbertson (WPC-1137).

But Fleet Week Houston is not just about showcasing these impressive vessels. It also serves as a chance for the city to show its appreciation for servicemembers through various events happening across the community. From school visits to museum tours to ballgames, there are dozens of can't-miss events happening during Fleet Week Houston.

Don't miss out on this exciting week as Houston welcomes our brave servicemembers with open arms. For more information on events happening during Fleet Week Houston, visit their website.

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