Events in Montgomery County today

Designed for children 5 and under, this relaxed zoo experience lets little ones explore at their own pace while older siblings are in school from August through May. Activities include feeding a tortoise, safely touching a snake, watching colorful birds, and spending time with friendly petting zoo animals. Tickets are $8 per person, and everyone over 12 months, including adults, needs a ticket. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and when tickets sell out there is no walk-in availability. Members attend at no cost. Animal feed is available in the Gift Shop for $10, and outside feed is not allowed. Please note there is no changing table available onsite at The Learning Zoo.

Celebrate fall-focused STEAM with a series of playful, hands-on activities at a Pop-Up Science station. Designed for children and ideal for a weekday outing, each session invites young learners to investigate the world through simple materials and guided exploration. Kids can engineer tiny boats from foil and candy corn to test balance, weight, and buoyancy while practicing prediction and problem-solving. They can select pumpkin seeds and place them in a clear bag to watch sprouting progress at home. Using pumpkins of different sizes, they will explore floating and sinking to learn about density through careful observation. Builders can use toothpicks, graham crackers, and marshmallows to craft campfire-inspired structures that challenge stability and design skills. A Halloween-themed experiment showcases a chemical reaction that generates gas and makes a balloon ghost grow. This floor program is included with general admission, which is $10 for adults and for children ages one and up.

Shadow Puppet Theatre features When the Leaf Blew In by Steve Metzger, a playful tale where a single leaf sets off a barnyard chain reaction that begins with a cow’s big sneeze. The program introduces storytelling through shadow puppetry, encouraging interaction between readers and the audience and engaging children of all ages with animated silhouettes. The performance is included with general admission, which is $10 for adults and for children ages 1 and up.

An evening dedicated to historical wargaming, with reserved tables for Clash of Steel, Flames of War, and Bolt Action. Extra tables are open for many other games, offering room for a broad mix of systems. Players from every era, from ancient battles to modern conflicts, are welcome.

Pilots of the Gundam Trading Card Game gather each week at The Adventure Begins for friendly tournaments. Newcomers and veterans alike can put their tactics to the test in head to head mecha battles. Participants compete for special promotional items and prizes while enjoying a spirited community of fellow fans.

BMD Band makes its debut at Rock the Row. The performance takes place at Hughes Landing in The Woodlands.

Karaoke takes center stage for a girls night out at The Blue Lion Pub, with DJ TJ of Houston Party Network running the show. Bring friends, pick your favorite tracks, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere where singers of all levels can step up to the mic. The pub serves plenty of food and drinks to keep the fun going.

Cash Bingo brings a music-fueled twist to classic bingo. As songs play, mark your card to match, and when you get a bingo you win cash. Cards are $5 each, and the prize pool comes entirely from card sales, with all proceeds paid out to the winners. The gameplay is similar to Jukebox Bingo, blending familiar tunes with straightforward cash payouts.

Celebrate your favorite anime series at a weekly Weiss/Schwarz night centered on casual play. Players of all experience levels are welcome to get games in and connect with others. Based on community interest, a tournament may be organized on the day. If a tournament runs, entry is $5, it follows the Weiss/Schwarz English banlist, and prizes include promos and in-store credit for top finishes.

Bryson Tiller brings the Neo Trapsoul Tour to The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. This show enforces a strict bag policy. Non clear bags and purses must be smaller than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches, and clear bags must be smaller than 12 inches by 12 inches. Ticket access includes a public onsale, a VIP package presale and VIP packages, a Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, as well as additional presales for Bryson Tiller, Majid Jordan, Ty Dolla $ign, Huntsman, venue partners such as Xfinity and Woodforest, and Live Nation.

Casey Bowen performs live at Mahoney's Texish Bar & Restaurant. Information is available for those who want to book Casey for an upcoming event, along with details about the artist.

This Homeschool Skate session offers simple, family-friendly pricing. Admission is a flat $10 and includes skate rental. Children ages 6 and under are $5 with skates included, and parents or guardians may watch at no cost. There are no advance ticket sales, payment is taken at the door.

Little ones from birth to age five and their caregivers are invited to a relaxed playtime at the library focused on social interaction and exploration. Entry is first come, first served until the room reaches capacity. An adult must stay with each child throughout the program. Food is not allowed during the session, so please plan to enjoy snacks afterward. Program details may change without notice. All MCMLS programs are free and open to the public. If accommodations are needed to participate, contact the host library location at least three days in advance.

Designed for children 5 and younger, this zoo experience runs August to May while older kids are in school and lets little ones explore at a relaxed pace. Children can feed a tortoise, touch a snake, watch bright-feathered birds, and spend time with friendly animals in the petting area. Tickets cost $8 per person. Every guest older than 12 months needs a ticket, including adults. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and if they sell out, walk-ins will not be accommodated. Members are admitted at no charge. Animal feed is available in the Gift Shop for $10, and outside feed is not allowed. Please note there is no changing table available onsite at The Learning Zoo.

Storybook Theatre features a reading of Adela’s Mariachi Band by Denise Vega, following a young girl eager to join her family’s mariachi group as she discovers where she fits. The tale is lively with playful instrument sounds and Spanish words, offering another opportunity to honor Hispanic Heritage Month after its recent observance. The program supports early literacy by blending storytelling with songs, rhymes, and finger play activities to nurture language development and a lasting love of reading. Admission is $10 for adults and for children ages one and up, and the event is included with entry.

Celebrate Fall Break with a hands-on candle making session in the Ritual Lab. Participants create an 8-ounce candle poured into a sleek black apothecary-style jar, choosing a fragrance from the Magnolia Ritual Harvest Collection to make it uniquely their own. The cost is $25 per person, and each session is limited to 10 participants. Finished candles require setting time and will not be ready to take home immediately after class. Advance registration and payment are required, and session selection and reservations are handled through the event's registration link.

Enjoy tabletop battles featuring games from Atomic Mass Games, including Marvel: Crisis Protocol, Star Wars: X-Wing, Star Wars: Legion, Star Wars: Armada, and Star Wars: Shatterpoint. Participation is free. Bring your models and settle in for casual play with fellow enthusiasts.

The 11th Annual Boots For Troops Concert in the Country, presented by Moffitt Companies and Planet Ford, brings two nights of live country music to Magnolia, TX. This family friendly event welcomes all ages, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The lineup features Aaron Watson, Walker Montgomery, Bubba Westly, Travis Tritt, Josh Ward, Scooter Brown, and a set from Steve Helms with Ben McPherson. Each night concludes with an official after party at Leslie’s Sports Bar #2 located nearby. Opportunities are available for vendors, sponsors, and volunteers, and there is a BBQ cook-off with registration information provided through the event website. For complete details, see the event website.

The Powerlines Tour makes a stop at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman as beabadoobee heads to The Woodlands.

The Table at Madeley hosts John Evans, delivering a Texas-bred mix of incisive songwriting, commanding guitar work, and punk-tinged roots energy. Hailing from Pasadena, he moves with ease between honky-tonk narratives, rockabilly drive, and roaring rock and roll, without losing either wit or grit. His career spans eight consecutive years of recognition from the Houston Press Music Awards, with honors for male vocalist, songwriter, musician of the year, and roots rock. He also co-wrote Hayes Carll’s “KMAG YOYO,” performed the song with Carll on The Tonight Show, and placed music in film and television, including Country Strong. The venue’s bar and close-to-the-stage seating create a laid-back atmosphere centered on real songs from a seasoned Texas performer.

A hangout takes place at The Blue Lion Pub.

Volunteers of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities are welcome to support the MUDGIRL Run alongside the A-T Volunteer Squad. Giving time at this event helps advance two meaningful causes, the fight against breast cancer and the search for treatments and a cure for Ataxia-Telangiectasia. Volunteer participation also results in a donation to the A-T Children’s Project on behalf of the A-T Volunteer Squad and Team Jared Digby. There are a variety of roles to fill in the event village and out on the course. Help with merchandise, registration, bag check, and the start or finish areas, or assist at obstacles along the route while cheering on participants. No special experience is required, just energy and a willingness to help. After your shift ends and once the course is clear, volunteers are invited to experience the MUDGIRL course themselves at no cost, with no lines and plenty of mud. Registration is required, and selecting the A-T Volunteer Squad during sign up ensures you are counted with that group.

Mill Creek Run Club offers a friendly group outing for runners and walkers of all levels. Participants meet at the Mill Creek Community Pool to introduce themselves, review the route, take a quick group photo, and head out together, then everyone settles into a comfortable pace. Walk, jog, or run and you will naturally find others moving at a similar speed. Route choices include one 5K loop at 3.1 miles or two loops for a 10K at 6.2 miles. Expect peaceful, tree-lined county roads with plenty of shade and light traffic. Parking and restrooms are available at the meeting point. Bring water or a hydration bottle. Strollers are welcome and friends are encouraged.

Presented by the American Legion CM Joslin Purple Heart Post 618 Honor Guard, this car show features classic and custom cars, trucks, and motorcycles, plus music, food for purchase, and a welcoming, family friendly vibe. Registration is available with a $30 entry fee, and all proceeds support the Honor Guard. Vendors will be on site, and attendees can look forward to raffles, door prizes, and a 50/50 drawing. Judging leads into an awards presentation recognizing categories that include Best in Show, Best Paint, Best Interior, Best Hot Rod or Rat Rod, Best Car, Best Truck, Best Lifted or Lowered, Best Motorcycle, Kids Choice, and Sponsors Choice. All types of vehicles are invited to participate. For safety and courtesy, burnouts are not allowed.

The Woodlands Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Town Green Park brings the community together to support the fight against Alzheimer’s and other dementia. As part of the Alzheimer’s Association’s nationwide walk held annually in more than 600 communities, it raises awareness and funds for care, support, and research. People of all ages and abilities take part by starting or joining teams, serving as team captains, or volunteering with the planning committee or on Walk Day. Coaching and tools are available to help with fundraising, and registered participants who meet the fundraising minimum, often $100, receive the official Walk T-shirt. Volunteer roles include event logistics and growth, set up and take down, route sign placement, tending Promise Garden flowers, cheering along the course, and participation in the Thank You Brigade.

Rainbow Roller Rink in Conroe offers learn-to-skate lessons for all ages, from kids to adults. Instruction is organized into beginner and advanced groups, and first-time participants start in the beginner session. Coaches will move skaters to the advanced group once their skills are ready. The price is $10 and skate rental is included. No registration is required, and payment is cash only.

At Conroe's Incredible Pizza Company, this relaxed Cruise In brings together distinctive cars and friendly conversation. Roll through for a quick look or park and hang out. Bringing a chair is recommended, and there is ample shade. This is a family-friendly gathering, so no burnouts or unsafe driving. Free to attend, with no sign-ups and no vendors. The event is weather dependent, with updates shared on Facebook. Be wary of any requests for money or registration from scammers.

Cardboard Heroes celebrates its next chapter with a re-grand opening during the day, followed by a trade night after. The festivities feature freebies, vendor booths, raffle drawings, food, and plenty of fun as the community comes together for a memorable celebration.

Plateau Land & Wildlife presents the Land and Legacy Conference in Lake Conroe at Margaritaville, with support from Capital Farm Credit. The program highlights include Cade Walker discussing ways to keep property taxes low through wildlife management, Tucker Slack covering wildlife management services available in the area, Dr. John Kinsey addressing how to manage feral hogs in East Texas, and Andrew Earl of the Texas Wildlife Association exploring conservation in Texas. Lunch is included. Capacity is limited to 100 attendees and registration is open. For details, contact (512) 982-0064 or info@plateauwildlife.com.

Set up casual battles in Warhammer, Battletech, and Star Wars: Legion with a welcoming group of tabletop fans. Bring your army, find a table, and enjoy friendly games with a community that is always eager to add more players.

Enjoy a family-friendly Fall Fest filled with games, good food, and an exciting car show. The atmosphere blends entertainment and community connection, offering something for everyone, whether you come for the cars, the games, or the seasonal fun.

The programming room becomes a Family Fun Zone with coloring pages, board games, sticker puzzles, and other hands-on activities. Drop in for a relaxed afternoon of creativity and connection. There is no charge to attend and everyone is welcome. If you need an accommodation to participate, please contact the host library at least three days before the program.

This free gathering at The Adventure Begins brings Pokémon Trading Card Game fans together to learn the basics, trade with fellow trainers, and practice for upcoming tournaments. Staff members can reference TCGPlayer pricing to help guide fair trades, though participants are responsible for their own transactions and for keeping an eye on their collections. The goal is to create a welcoming place to play, trade, and build skills in the Pokémon TCG, and cash exchanges between players are not permitted on store premises.

Take part in a monthly Pokémon TCG Gym Leader Challenge tournament for a chance to qualify for the Houston GLC Championship. Participants need to bring a deck that meets GLC rules. Top finishers earn extra prize packs, and the champion receives an invitation to the Houston GLC 2027 Championship if they have not already been invited.

Step into the arena at The Adventure Begins for a Flesh and Blood store tournament featuring the Classic Constructed format. Players bring their own decks and showcase mastery of the heroes of Rathe. The entry fee is $12.50. Prize support grows with attendance and may include booster packs, exclusive Armory Kit promos, and in-store credit.

Terrata Homes hosts an afternoon of family-friendly fun at Magnolia Woods, with opportunities to explore the neighborhood and learn more about the community. The festival is free and open to all, featuring a pumpkin patch with photo opportunities and a complimentary pumpkin, prize giveaways, sweet treats like salted caramel popcorn and other seasonal goodies, and activities for every age including face painting and live music. It also offers a relaxed setting for networking and connections among neighbors, clients, and families.

Enjoy a free casual evening of Magic: The Gathering Commander with multiplayer action throughout the night. Bring your decks and friends for relaxed games and memorable moments. Matches will be organized into pods that suit different play styles and power levels, so everything from fresh preconstructed decks to finely tuned builds fits right in. The focus is community. Meet new players, try new builds, refine strategies, or showcase favorite combos. Sign in through the MTG Companion App to earn free promos and other exclusive goodies.

David Graham & The Eskimo Brothers bring a road-honed show to The Table at Madeley in downtown Conroe, shaped by nights in Nashville honky tonks and on Memphis’s Beale Street and refined through years of touring across the United States and Europe. Led by vocalist and guitarist David Graham, the band blends classic country roots with rock and roll momentum. Graham was born in St. Louis, raised near Portland, Oregon, and began performing professionally in his teens, drawing on influences that span Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Glen Campbell, and The Rolling Stones. Recent highlights include the 2025 album Downtown and the fan favorite track 23. Arriving early to enjoy the bar and settling in near the stage sets the scene for an intimate room ready for a relentlessly touring band. A night made for good drinks and a close-up performance.

Players square off in head to head 1v1 matchups at a weekly Nexus Night that follows standard deck construction and official rulings. Every participant receives an Origins Promo Pack, and any additional prizes depend on attendance and available product allocation. It offers a welcoming, competitive setting for friends and rivals to put their decks to the test.

Players can compete in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament using the Advanced Constructed format that adheres to the current forbidden and limited list. Participants are encouraged to register with a Konami ID or COSSY ID. Prize support is based on the number of entrants and may include packs, tournament packs, or store credit.

This weekly Star Wars: Unlimited tournament uses Premiere rules and deck construction. Participants receive one booster pack upon completing the tournament, plus an additional pack for each win. All attendees are required to follow The Adventure Begins store rules and the official Star Wars: Unlimited TCG rules.

Make progress on stalled creative projects at an open hobby night in a local game store. Bring whatever you already have, and take advantage of shared supplies including brushes, paints, paper, mechanical pencils, water cups, and paper plates that serve as palettes. The setting offers a comfortable place away from home to work alongside other hobbyists and artists, whether you are painting miniatures or plastic models, working on canvas, or tackling other creations. In addition, there is a monthly Gunpla night devoted to building robot models.

Adults 19 and older can settle in for a quiet reading session with fellow book lovers. Bring a book of your choice and your own refreshments, then enjoy peaceful, independent reading time alongside others. There is also room to share recommendations and make connections, while the focus stays on reading what you love. This library program is free and open to the public. To request an accommodation for participation, please contact the host library in advance. Si necesita asistencia para participar en este programa, comuníquese con la biblioteca que lo patrocina con anticipación.

This second weekly league night features standard-format Pokemon tournaments with pack prizing and prize packs available while supplies last. Entry is $10 and is paid in person. Participants need a Pokemon Player ID and a standard-legal deck. Everyone receives a prize pack at check-in plus two booster packs, while supplies last. If product runs out, store credit will be given to the top finishers.

This weekly networking meetup brings together business owners from Montgomery County to connect over coffee. The format is a little different, encouraging meaningful conversations about the support attendees need to build momentum and thrive in their ventures.

Pair a salon pampering session with a hot tea flight at Lavish Salon & Boutique. Hot tea has been added to the beverage menu, and for this event a flight is served to enjoy during hair services. Settle in, sip, and relax throughout your appointment.

Introduce your little one to music in a welcoming group setting with songs, movement, singing and simple instruments. Families can connect with one another while encouraging early social skills for babies. The class is included with general admission, which is $10 for adults and for children age 1 and older.

Participants can schedule a personalized one-on-one session with Innovation Lab Specialist Austin Chandler. This time can be used to request an Innovate@MCMLS orientation session if a previous orientation was missed or a scheduled time is inconvenient, or to ask Austin general tech questions. All library programs are free and open to the public. Individuals who require an accommodation to participate should contact the host library location at least three days before the program.

A South Montgomery County meeting centered on professional networking and business growth, held at Willie's Grill & Icehouse. The focus is on making connections and strengthening business relationships.

Enjoy casual Warhammer: Age of Sigmar games with a friendly community. Bring your army, grab a table, and battle it out. The group is always looking for more players.

At Dolce Niente, enjoy a one two punch of free, family friendly fun with two rounds of Music Bingo and two rounds of multiple choice trivia. Each game runs about 30 minutes, and every winner receives a prize. In Music Bingo, hear the songs and cross off matching titles on your card. For trivia, play from your phone on your own or with a team, and earn more points the faster you answer.

Weekly Digimon TCG tournaments run every Tuesday and welcome both newcomers and seasoned competitors. Bring a constructed deck for Swiss rounds, with the total number of rounds based on turnout or ending when a single undefeated player remains after the latest round is scored. Every participant receives two Digimon booster packs and one tournament pack, and top cut players earn additional packs according to overall attendance. Players can test their decks, refine strategy, and connect with others in the community. Participants may review the official rules and terminology beforehand.

Take part in a weekly One Piece TCG store tournament. The standard One Piece TCG restricted list will be in effect, and entry is $7.50. Players are encouraged to register through the Bandai TCG+ app. Prize support scales with the number of entrants and may include booster packs, Organized Play Kit promos, or in-store credit.

A free team trivia event at Crazy Train Bar in Magnolia offers questions that span general knowledge, pop culture, and creative thinking. Sample challenges include naming the iconic character portrayed on television by Benedict Cumberbatch and in film by Robert Downey Jr, listing as many four letter countries as possible, identifying the Beatles album with a color in its title that features Ringo Starr on lead vocals in the title track, and coming up with a type of pepper using only the letters in the phrase Independence Day. Teams may have up to six players, and prizes are awarded to the winners.

Fass Brewing in Conroe, TX hosts free team trivia featuring questions that span general knowledge, pop culture, and creative problem solving. Expect prompts like identifying the iconic character portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch on television and Robert Downey Jr. in film, listing four-letter countries, naming the Beatles album with a color in its title that features Ringo Starr on the title track, and finding a type of pepper using only the letters in Independence Day. Prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.

Put your knowledge to the test at Crazy Train during a weekly trivia night that invites you to bring a head full of facts and show what you know. Participation is free and prizes are available. Enjoy drinks from the full bar and grab something from a food truck while you play.

General knowledge and pop culture trivia takes over at Moose and Oak, featuring themed, timed rounds that include music and video challenges. Prizes are handed out after each round, with awards for first, second, and third place. Bonus giveaways come from local breweries and partners such as The Adventure Begins, The Adventure Stadium, the Color Bar, conventions, and sporting events. Celebrity guests sometimes drop in to ask a question. Enjoy tasty food and a wide selection of cold brews on tap while teams put their trivia skills to the test.