Events in Conroe, TX

Rainbow Roller Rink in Conroe offers learn-to-skate lessons for all ages, welcoming both newcomers and experienced skaters. First-time participants begin in the beginner group, and coaches may move skaters into the advanced group as skills improve. The cost is $10 and includes skate rental. No registration is required, and payment for lessons is cash only.

Conroe High School in Conroe ISD hosts the Annual Conroe High School Band Mattress Fundraiser, a one-day event featuring more than 35 mattress options to try in person. The focus is on better sleep and solid value, with every purchase directly supporting the band and the school. Attendees can compare a wide range of styles side by side while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Headliners Comedy Series brings a night of comedy to the Boathouse Bar & Lounge at Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe in Houston. Taking center stage is Caroline Picard, nicknamed the Cajun Queen of Comedy. Featured comic Patrick Eudy joins the lineup, and house emcee Billy D. Washington guides the show. Tickets are $35 for general admission and $55 for VIP seating.

Adults 18 and older can lace up for an 80s music skate session at Rainbow Roller Rink. The cost is a $10 flat fee that includes admission and skate rental. Early entry at the Adult Skate rate is available for adults. Those seeking extra skate time can opt for a $15 option that covers an additional session plus Adult Night. Outside food and drink are not allowed.

How I Met Your Murderer is a Conroe-based book club for horror and thriller readers, organized by Brittany Martain and Alicia Brooks. A new book is selected each month, and members meet in person on the last Sunday at the local Barnes & Noble to discuss it and vote on the next month’s pick. This is an in-person group only, not a virtual club, and attendees are expected to have read the book before taking part in the conversation. The goal is to connect local readers who enjoy unpacking dark twists while sharing a broader love of stories and books.

The Angel Reach Classic is more than a typical sports outing, offering a chance to make a real impact. Designed as Angel Reach’s hallmark yearly fundraiser, it gathers local leaders, business partners, outdoor enthusiasts, and caring supporters for a day focused on connection, friendly competition, and a shared mission. Every participant and sponsor helps deliver safe housing, practical life skills, counseling, and continued guidance for young people transitioning from foster care and young adults facing homelessness or crisis. Expect genuine Texas hospitality, meaningful conversations, and an experience centered on opening the door to brighter futures.

Hosted by the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce, the 40th annual Lobsterfest fundraiser, presented by Woodforest National Bank, gathers more than a thousand community leaders, business owners, elected officials, residents, and guests. Spanning two days, the festivities include a steak and lobster dinner, live and silent auctions, and a golf tournament.

This event features an acoustic set.

Connect with the local business community in a collaborative networking and masterminding setting that emphasizes generosity and mutual support. This gathering is designed to help attendees expand professional connections while shining a light on those who give the most to others. Expect to leave with stronger relationships and greater visibility for your business. Think ahead about peers who want to grow, consider inviting them to participate, and, if you wish, offer to treat them to lunch.

A return engagement brings the performers back to Cactus Lounge for a two-night run. Make plans in advance.

Start the day with a Mexican Breakfast Buffet featuring a spread of Mexican breakfast favorites, from savory plates to sweet treats. Fresh coffee and comforting flavors create a family-friendly atmosphere with plenty of chances to go back for seconds. Families can take advantage of a special offer that provides one complimentary kids meal with each adult buffet entrée purchased.

Welcome the cozy season at a fall artisan market showcasing locally crafted pieces, seasonal selections, and autumn themed finds. Take in the changing weather as you browse and discover goods that capture the spirit of autumn. Capture a keepsake at a seasonal photo spot in the pumpkin patch, and let young creators enjoy a free activity that invites them to make a bit of fall magic.

Strike Out Diabetes brings a lively afternoon of 9-Pin No-Tap bowling to Time to Spare Entertainment in support of Breakthrough T1D, formerly known as JDRF. Teams of five bowl three games, with awards recognizing the top scratch team. Alongside the action on the lanes, guests can take part in silent and live auctions, prize drawings, and giveaways. Each bowler is asked to raise a minimum of $30, or $150 per team, with all proceeds advancing Breakthrough T1D’s mission to drive breakthroughs that cure, prevent, and treat type 1 diabetes and its complications. Sponsorships begin at $100 and include business recognition on event T-shirts, lane screens, and signage. Donations are tax deductible, and the day blends friendly competition with multiple ways to support the cause.

Shoot For Troops returns to Blackwood Sporting Co. with a day of shooting and friendly competition in support of veterans, active military, first responders, and their families. Winners include the first place squad and the top shooter, who receive custom buckles, with second and third place teams also earning awards and additional prizes offered throughout the day. Registration is open.

Volunteer with the A-T Volunteer Squad to help bring the MUDGIRL Run to life in the Houston area. Women, men, and children are welcome, and participation is open regardless of age, abilities, or professional background. By giving time, volunteers support two important causes, the fight against breast cancer and the search for treatments or a cure for Ataxia-Telangiectasia. Volunteer efforts also result in a donation to the A-T Children’s Project on behalf of the A-T Volunteer Squad. Expect a lively day with a variety of roles. Opportunities include helping in the village with merchandise, registration, bag check, and the start and finish, or assisting on the course and at its obstacles. After the final participants cross the line, volunteers are invited to experience the MUDGIRL course at no cost, with open obstacles, lots of mud, and room to make it your own run.

American Legion CM Joslin Purple Heart Post 618 Honor Guard presents a community car show with classic and modern cars, trucks, and motorcycles, plus music, food, raffles, door prizes, a 50/50 drawing, and family friendly fun. All vehicle types are welcome to participate. Registration, judging, and an awards ceremony are planned. The entry fee is $30, and all proceeds support the Honor Guard. Awards will recognize Best in Show, paint, interior, hot rod or rat rod, car, truck, lifted or lowered builds, motorcycles, and selections for Kids Choice and Sponsors Choice. Burnouts are not allowed. For details, contact Kimberly at 936-777-4009.

This celebration and symposium brings together river authorities, groundwater conservation districts, elected officials, water professionals, and the public to promote water awareness and encourage meaningful discussion. State Representative Will Metcalf will deliver the keynote address. The event is free to attend, lunch is included, and registration is required. Further information about speakers and the agenda will be announced, and seating will be limited.

Head to Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe for a fresh take on tournament play. This two-player scramble does not use handicaps. All 18 holes are set as par 3s measuring from 50 to 200 yards, and a prize is offered on every hole. One participant will have a chance to win $1,000,000 with a hole-in-one. Golfers of all experience levels are welcome. Registration is available via QR code.

Conroe Service League presents Purse Bingo with a Fabulous 50s sock hop theme at Montgomery County Fairgrounds. The event includes food, a DJ, a silent auction, door prizes, and a wine pull.

At The Lake House at Grand Central Park, this artisan market spotlights makers and small businesses that help the community thrive. Explore handcrafted goods and thoughtful finds in an atmosphere centered on gratitude and connection. A Market Passport is available for attendees who visit booths and turn in a completed card for entry into a prize drawing. Vendor demos provide a closer look at how favorite items are made, with insights shared directly by the creators.

The 26th Annual Thrill at the Mill & Vendor's Market features half-priced admission alongside a vendor's market, mini golf, a patting zoo, and access to playground and park play areas. Activities include $5 pony rides, $5 hayrides, $5 barrel train rides, and $5 carnival games where everyone is a winner. Concessions are available, plus a raffle with prizes and more.

An elegant black tie gala at Madera Estates honors the service and sacrifice of Veterans, Retired First Responders, and their families while benefiting Henry’s Home, Horse and Human Sanctuary. Texas is home to 1.4 million Veterans, with Harris and Montgomery counties representing 20 percent of that community. The Sanctuary currently serves 650 Veterans, Retired First Responders, and their families through equine-assisted programs that show measurable results, including a 40.9 percent reduction in depressive states and a 99 percent approval rating. Participants also learn practical life skills in ranch management and equine care through partnerships with Project Beacon and Inspiration Hope House, building resilience and cultivating servant leadership. Demand for these services is rising rapidly, growing from fewer than 50 Veterans in the 2023 to 2024 program year to a projected 1,000 participants in the 2026 to 2027 program year. Proceeds from the gala will support expanded staffing and horse care so these programs can continue to thrive. The evening will include guest speakers, live entertainment, a silent auction, and opportunities to connect with community leaders and philanthropists, celebrating those who have served and supporting their ongoing well-being. Henry’s Home, based in Conroe, Texas, is dedicated to transformative mental health support and leadership development through compassionate horse-human connections.

Start your holiday shopping early at a festive market that highlights local small businesses. Explore more than 280 vendors offering women’s and children’s apparel, home, holiday and garden decor, gourmet foods, handmade and fashion jewelry, and even fashion trucks. Admission is $5 cash. Teachers, military (not family) and first responders with ID, and children under 16 receive free entry.

A community gathering dedicated to honoring loved ones and coming together to take action against cancer. Enjoy food, games, and plenty of fun, along with playful pup contests and shopping opportunities. Dogs are welcome if kept on a leash and cleared by a veterinarian.

Timberline Crossing hosts a holiday market showcasing local boutiques, makers, artists, food vendors, and other small businesses. Browse distinctive gifts, seasonal favorites, handcrafted items, home decor, and rare treasures not commonly found elsewhere. It offers a simple way to discover neighborhood businesses, choose thoughtful presents, and support the people who keep the community thriving. Celebrate the season with a focus on shopping local.

Kickstart holiday gift hunting while supporting local small business owners at a large seasonal shopping event featuring more than 150 vendors. Explore women’s and children’s clothing, home, holiday and garden décor, gourmet food items, handmade and fashion jewelry, plus fashion trucks and other discoveries. Entry is $5 cash. Teachers, military personnel and first responders with ID, and children under 16, receive free admission. Vendors interested in participating can email Holidayextravaganza@yahoo.com with full business information.