(Houston, TX) The Saturday Menudo Club will host its next community leadership gathering on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at El Tiempo Cantina on Navigation Boulevard in Houston. The free event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and will feature a keynote address by businessman and former Texas State Senator Don Huffines, who is running for Texas Comptroller.Ai Agent Fabio Reports: youtube.com/shorts/xJ81lIjntZQ
Event Details:
• Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025
• Time: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
• FREE to the public, attendees pay for their meal
• Location: El Tiempo Cantina, 2814 Navigation Blvd., Houston, TX 77003
• Website: www.SaturdayMenudoClub.com
Huffines, a fifth-generation Texan entrepreneur, and former lawmaker, is widely recognized for his staunch commitment to fiscal restraint and government accountability. While serving in the Texas Senate, he helped uncover the largest government corruption scandal in state history, leading to multiple convictions and the elimination of a wasteful agency. His campaign for Texas Comptroller centers on cutting waste, increasing efficiency, and channeling savings into property tax relief.
In addition to Huffines, the Saturday Menudo Club program will include several featured speakers:
• Rick Rivera, Political and Media Consultant
• Andy Valadez, Marketing Dynamics, speaking on Marketing AI
• Wally Wood of The Wood Media Group
The event will be hosted by Carmen Cavazos, who will facilitate the discussion and share the vision behind the Saturday Menudo Club, a monthly media experience for leaders.
Carmen Cavazos for the event said, "The Saturday Menudo Club was created to give leaders and community members a place to gather, share bold ideas, and inspire real solutions. We are excited to welcome Don Huffines and our other speakers for a dynamic conversation that will empower attendees to make a difference in their communities and in our state."
Founded as a grassroots platform, the Saturday Menudo Club provides a forum for entrepreneurs, community leaders, and change-makers to share ideas, network, and discuss solutions for Texas’ most pressing challenges. The October 4th gathering continues its tradition of bringing together voices that inspire action and accountability.
The Saturday Menudo Club is free and open to the public, though seating is limited. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early and connect with other leaders in the Houston community.
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