Events in Huntsville today

The senior dance at the Conroe Activity Center in Candy Cane Park showcases the full Hit N Run band. Charlie, Rusty, Duane, and Greg will perform together, welcoming song requests and playing favorite tunes. This is an early show, and attendees are encouraged to travel safely.

The event offers music, dancing, food, and drinks.

The JWS Memorial Scholarship Clay Shoot brings together supporters, shooters, and sponsors for a meaningful day focused on student achievement. Funds raised from each shot help provide scholarships for hardworking students involved in FFA and 4-H, as well as those connected to agriculture, shooting sports, photography, fishing, and other pursuits. Sponsorships start at $100, with premium opportunities available for expanded support. Every contribution benefits local students and helps cultivate future leaders.

A weekend at Blue Lagoon in Huntsville, Texas with Southeast Texas Scuba focuses on training and time in the water. Divers can complete open water checkouts, take part in specialty training sessions, or simply enjoy relaxed fun dives alongside local divers. It is an opportunity to build experience, connect with new dive buddies, and explore a popular freshwater diving spot in Texas. Space is limited.

Guided by Nataly Canché, this hands-on workshop introduces the fundamentals of relief printmaking. Participants will carve an original design into a rubber block using lino cutting tools, then apply ink and pull their own prints. The session wraps up with a collaborative print and pass activity, where blocks are shared so everyone can combine imagery and create distinct collaborative artworks.

A morning yoga session is planned. More details will be shared soon.

Explore traditional woodworking as a demonstration at Bear Bend Cabin on the Sam Houston Museum grounds shows how raw wood becomes carefully crafted pieces. Watch time honored techniques shape simple materials into finished work and get a close look at the steps that bring each piece to life.

Take part in a hands-on Muddy Hands pottery workshop centered on crafting melty bowls. Learn a distinctive glazing approach taught by Kathy Crowell while creating your own piece. Seating is limited and tends to fill up quickly.

Jeff Ruby brings a free solo acoustic set of original songs to The Red Brick Tavern. The show is open to all ages. An Indiana-born troubadour, Ruby writes from a lifetime of experience, shaping narratives about hard living, social issues, and resilience with a candid voice and quiet grace. Raised on a farm in rural Indiana, he gravitated toward the mood of Seattle grunge and the big melodies of Brit-pop, teaching himself guitar along the way. Early stock market success in college fueled reckless drinking and a shift toward a business degree, which left him burned out and eager to return to music. In 2004 he moved to Orange Beach, Alabama, gave up drinking, started writing songs, and progressed from open mics to paid gigs. He later settled in Nashville with a guitar and a small batch of songs, released his debut EP Beyond The Pale in 2010, and has kept up a steady pace of performances and albums ever since.

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers make their debut at The Table at Madeley in downtown Conroe, bringing their Southwest-influenced sound for a single night of live music. Emerging from the alternative rock hit Banditos with The Refreshments to leading one of America’s celebrated independent rock and roll acts, the band blends rock, country western, punk energy, and mariachi textures. Known for electrifying shows and enduring songs, they have been called the Springsteen of the Southwest, reached the top of Billboard charts, headlined at Sammy Hagar’s Cabo Wabo Cantina, founded the Circus Mexicus festival in Mexico, and earned induction into the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame. Expect favorites such as Banditos, Mekong, Down Together, and Nada along with more fan staples. On site amenities include food trucks, a full bar, and both indoor and outdoor dining in a distinctive atmosphere at The Table.

Grammy-winning artist Crystal Gayle takes the stage at Old Town Theatre for a nostalgic performance built around her greatest hits, revisiting memorable songs from across her career.

Central Library presents Lapsit Storytime, an interactive session of rhymes, songs, and fingerplay activities designed for babies from birth to 18 months and their caregivers. Older siblings may attend if they remain seated. The second half features Stay and Play, with age appropriate toys available for unstructured play. Tickets are required for entry. Complimentary tickets are distributed at the Children’s Desk prior to the program. Each attendee, including infants, must have an individual ticket and be present to receive it. Capacity is limited, and tickets are handed out in order of arrival. This program takes place in the Central Children’s Storytime Room. All MCMLS Library programs are free and open to the public. To request accommodations, contact the host library at least three days in advance.

Gather with NET members, guests, and visitors at Hacienda Mis Padres Mexican Grill for a networking and learning session designed to spark new connections and collaborations. Meet and mingle with professionals who bring expertise from a range of fields, share ideas, and take part in meaningful conversations that can lead to lasting relationships. Whether established in a career or just beginning, participants can use this meeting as a platform to expand their network and grow together.

Doors open for the event, allowing guests to arrive and get settled.

Share coffee and conversation while connecting with business owners from across Montgomery County. This weekly networking meetup takes a fresh approach and focuses on meaningful dialogue. Participants can voice their needs, explore how peers can support them, and work toward building momentum in their business goals.

Enjoy weekly American Mahjong open play hosted by the library, welcoming everyone from beginners to seasoned players. Participants are encouraged to bring a National Mahjong League Card, and a limited number will be available for new players. Seating is limited, so advance registration through the library website is recommended to reserve a spot. All programs are free and open to the public. Individuals who need accommodations to participate in library events, programs, or classes should contact the host library location at least three days in advance.

Central Library presents a preschool storytime that nurtures early literacy with engaging stories and songs. A complimentary ticket is required for entry. Tickets will be distributed at the Children’s Desk starting 15 minutes before the program begins. Everyone in your party must be present to receive tickets, and each attendee, including infants, needs their own ticket. Quantities are limited to maintain legal room capacity. For accessibility needs, please contact the host library location to request accommodations at least three days in advance.

Teens ages 12 to 18 can explore scratch art by choosing from a selection of scratch art cards, etching designs that reveal bold colors, and crafting a vibrant creation. The session takes place in the Genealogy room. Advance registration is required and can be completed through the library’s events calendar. Library programs are offered at no cost and are open to the public. For accessibility needs, contact the host library location at least three days before the program.

Fass Brewing hosts free team trivia that spans general knowledge, pop culture, and creative problem solving. Expect prompts such as identifying a character portrayed on television by Benedict Cumberbatch and in film by Robert Downey Jr, naming as many four letter countries as possible, recalling the Beatles album with a color in the title where Ringo Starr sings the title track, and forming a pepper name using only the letters in the phrase Independence Day. Prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.

General knowledge and pop culture trivia takes place at Moose & Oak. The night features themed, timed challenges along with music and video rounds, and there are prize giveaways after each round. Celebrity guests sometimes drop in to ask a question or two. Prizes are awarded for first, second, and third place, with bonus giveaways from local breweries, The Adventure Begins, The Adventure Stadium, the Color Bar, conventions, sporting events, and more. Food is available, and the taps offer a variety of cold brews. It is a chance to put that stash of fun facts to work and compete for prizes.

Moose and Oak hosts a general knowledge and pop culture trivia night featuring themed, timed rounds with music and video categories. Giveaways are awarded at the end of each round, with additional prizes for first, second, and third place, plus bonus items from local breweries, The Adventure Begins, The Adventure Stadium, the Color Bar, conventions, sporting events, and more. Celebrity guests sometimes stop by to pose questions. Food is available and there is a large variety of cold brews on tap. Participants can put their knowledge to the test for a chance to take home prizes.

Spay and neuter surgeries are available by appointment only. A wellness and shot clinic is available without an appointment on a first come, first served basis. Scheduling online can make check-in faster. For pricing, where to find services, and the online pharmacy, visit the provider's website. To schedule or ask questions, call (903) 590-7722.

Central Library hosts an early childhood literacy session featuring engaging stories and songs. Tickets are required and free, and they are handed out at the Children’s Desk beginning 15 minutes before the program. Every person in the party must be present to receive a ticket, and every attendee, including infants, needs their own ticket. Quantities are limited to ensure the room stays within legal capacity. For those needing accommodations to participate, please contact the host library at least three days in advance.

Pacific Yard House hosts a general knowledge and pop culture trivia night featuring themed, timed rounds with music and video challenges. Prizes are given at the end of each round, with overall awards for first, second, and third place, plus bonus giveaways supported by local breweries, The Adventure Begins / The Adventure Stadium, the Color Bar, conventions, sporting events, and more. Celebrity guests occasionally stop by to ask a question. The venue offers food and a wide selection of cold brews on tap, providing a place to put trivia know-how to the test.