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Friday is Jurassic Park
Saturday is Moana

8:30pm-11pm
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🌟 This Weekend on Main Street 🌟
There's no shortage of things to do in Downtown Victoria this weekend! From live music and community celebrations to World Cup action, family events, and Father's Day specials, make plans to spend your weekend on Main Street.

📍 Evan's Fire Brick Oven Pizza
🎸 The Magpies
🗓️ Thursday, June 18 | 6 – 9 PM
🎤 Henry Emiliano
🗓️ Friday, June 19 | 6 – 9 PM
🎶 Austin Attilio
🗓️ Saturday, June 20 | 6 – 9 PM

📍 Weber Brewing
⚽ FIFA World Cup 2026
Catch every match live on the big screens throughout the tournament!
🎸 David Stakston
🗓️ Friday, June 19 | 7 PM
Enjoy a Juneteenth Special of Brisket Tacos made with Big Red-infused tortillas while enjoying live music.

📍 La Cantina Tacos & Tequila
🎤 Gary Prukop
🗓️ Thursday, June 18 | 6-9 PM
🎭 Mario "Superstar" Salazar featuring Michael Sanchez & Bubba Flores
🗓️ Friday, June 19
⚽ FIFA World Cup 2026
Watch every match live with great food, cold drinks, and plenty of screens.
🍽️ Father's Day Special Treat Dad to an 8 oz. sirloin, shrimp, mashed potatoes, and steamed vegetables for just $23.

📍 De Leon Plaza
🌈 Victoria Pride 2026 – Celebrating 20 Years!
🗓️ Saturday, June 20
Gates Open: 5 PM / Chase Brown: 7 PM / Drag Show: 8 PM
Celebrate two decades of Pride with an evening of entertainment, community, and family-friendly fun in the heart of downtown.

📍 Power Avenue Warehouse
👑 A Royal Experience: Princess Tea Party
🗓️ Saturday, June 20 | 2 PM
Step into a fairy tale with a magical afternoon of princesses, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

📍 The Green Cow Creamery-Victoria
🍦 The Great Ice Cream Expedition – USA!
🗓️ Friday, June 19
Individual day passes are still available! Kids can enjoy carnival-inspired ice cream creations, games, crafts, treats, and midway challenges during this week's adventure.

📍 Moonshine Drinkery
🌈 Pride Hangover Brunch featuring Chase Brown's Daddy's Home
🗓️ Sunday, June 21
Doors: 12:00 PM / Food: 12:30 PM / Show: 1:00 PM
Celebrate Pride weekend with brunch, entertainment, and live performances. This event is 21+.

✨ Whether you're enjoying live music, cheering on your favorite World Cup team, celebrating Pride, treating Dad, making memories with the kids, or exploring downtown's unique shops and restaurants, there's something happening around every corner this weekend. We'll see you downtown!

🎶 NITE TUNES 2026 🎶

Mark your calendars and get ready for four unforgettable summer nights in Downtown Victoria! Join us at De Leon Plaza from 7–10 PM for FREE live music, food trucks, inflatables, family activities, and community fun.

🎸 June 12 – Dad's Night Out
Featuring El Camino & Hamilton Loomis
Celebrate Dad with a night of '90s alternative rock, classic rock favorites, and summer fun under the stars.

🎆 July 17 – America 250 Celebration
Featuring Delphine's Dream & Glitch
Rock out to metal legends, classic rock anthems, and favorites from the '80s through early 2000s as we continue celebrating America's 250th birthday.

🕺 August 14 – Hot Summer Nights
Featuring Retro Currents & Kool and Together
Bring your dancing shoes for an evening of funk, soul, grooves, and feel-good summer vibes.

💃 September 4 – Hispanic Heritage Celebration
Featuring Grupo Lokura & Amanda Solis
Close out the season with cumbia, Latin favorites, and an unforgettable tribute to Selena in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Bring your lawn chairs, gather your friends and family, and spend your summer nights in the heart of Downtown Victoria!

📍 De Leon Plaza
🕖 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
🎟️ FREE Admission

Discover Downtown Victoria 💚

🧘‍♀️ Free Yoga Fridays are HERE! 🧘‍♂️

Start your Friday with movement, mindfulness, and community at BASTX. Join Savanna Flowers of Blooming Flowers Yoga for an all-levels yoga class designed to help you stretch, reset, and recharge.

Whether you’re new to yoga or have an established practice, everyone is welcome. Just bring your mat and enjoy a peaceful start to your weekend with us.

📅 Fridays throughout the summer
📍 Ballet Academy of South Texas

We can’t wait to see you on the mat! ✨

Self-sabotage rarely looks like what people expect.

It does not usually look like a dramatic act of self-destruction. It does not announce itself. It looks like ordinary thoughts and ordinary behavior patterns that feel completely reasonable from the inside.

That is what makes it so easy to miss.

Comparing yourself to others. It feels like motivation or self-awareness. But chronic comparison is a way of keeping yourself in a permanent state of falling short. It measures your beginning against someone else's middle, or their curated highlight, or a version of them that may not even be real.

Trying to control what you cannot control. This one often feels like responsibility, or care, or thoroughness. But when the need to control expands into areas beyond your actual reach, it stops being productive and starts being a way of staying anxious, because there is always something outside your control.

Overthinking and ruminating. It feels like problem-solving. Like you are working something out. But rumination is usually thought that goes in circles, returning to the same questions without reaching new answers. The brain feels busy; the problem stays the same.

Living in the past. Replaying old mistakes, old hurts, old conversations. It can look like reflection, but it is often a way of staying in a time when the outcome felt like it could still be changed, rather than turning toward a present that requires new action.

Isolating yourself and not asking for help. This one looks like independence, strength, privacy, or not wanting to be a burden. But chronic isolation reinforces the belief that you are alone with whatever you are carrying, and alone is harder than it needs to be.

Setting expectations nothing can meet. Perfectionism is a form of self-sabotage because it ensures that satisfaction is always just out of reach. A standard no one could meet means there is always a reason to be disappointed — and disappointment becomes familiar, which starts to feel safe.

None of these patterns mean something is wrong with you.
They usually developed for reasons that made sense once.
What matters is recognizing them, which is the only place any change begins.

Victoria! Check out the local events for June! ⛱️

Self Care!