Are you ready for Fall?
Join the Heritage Museum of Montgomery County at their Intimate Gathering Series on Saturday, Sept 28 at 1:00pm to hear Dr. Stephen Popp, Head of the John Cooper School, for a Conversation and the Electoral College. Free admission, but RSVPs are requested by calling (936) 539-6873.
The Montgomery County Historical Commission invites you to the county marker dedication of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Monday evening, September 30 at 6pm.
The Missoula Children’s Theatre returns to the Crighton Theatre for one performance Saturday, October 5 at 6:00pm as local youth perform the Wizard Of Oz. Auditions are free and will be conducted on Monday, Sept 30 from 4:30pm-6:30pm at the Crighton Theatre. If cast there is a $30 fee per child to participate. There are 60 roles available for children K-12th grade. Scholarships are available.
Nashville singer/songwriter Shaylen Carroll will be performing at Dosey Doe’s Big Barn on Thursday. October 10th, 2024. Shaylen has family in the Conroe/Montgomery area and as a teenager Shaylen spent considerable time in the area with the filming of The Wannabes television show from age 14 as a member of the pop group Savvy.
Local freelance photographer Dave Clements runs a non-profit to help disabled children with Rett syndrome, along with his friend Kevin Black, “Raising a Hand.” Shaylen is in Volume Two of the coffee table book. After her show she will be signing autographs, to include, on her page in Volume Two of the book. If you have Volume Two of the book, bring it with you to the show to get autographed. Tickets are available at www.DoseyDoeTickets.com.
Mark your calendar for the City of Conroe Fall Funfest event Saturday, October 19. This FREE outdoor festival at Carl Barton Jr. Park runs from 11 AM to 2 PM and offers something for everyone. Enjoy a variety of exciting activities, including a petting zoo, bounce houses, fun game booths, face painting, and great family fun. Don’t miss this perfect opportunity to create lasting memories with your loved ones!
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