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THE WOODLANDS, TX – Quote of the week: “I always wanted to write a book that ended with the word 'mayonnaise.’” – Richard Brautigan, Trout Fishing in America (the novel, not the music duo)
Indoors or out, as the weather shifts from summer to autumn, The Woodlands is playing host to more and more amazing events that bring something for everyone. Check out this week’s Top 5!
Friday, October 21
The Institute for Health Research is hosting its Health & Longevity Lunch Forum at The Library at The Woodlands Country Club. The theme this year is “Harvesting Good Health.” Several nationally recognized speakers will explore the topics of Nutrition and Longevity and along with the topic of health, guests will also learn more about the Institute for Health Research and its mission. Speakers include: Keynote Speaker Edward Group, CEO Global Healing; Dr. Rima Laibow MD, OpenSourceTruth.com; Ralph Fucetola JD, Institute of Health Research; and Larry Deckerhoff, Host and Creator of The Lunch Forum Series. The event will be in person and live-streamed.
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Saturday, October 22
Since 2018, The Woodlands Pride organization has hosted three festivals and welcomed more than 15,000 attendees to Town Green Park. This year’s fourth annual The Woodlands Pride Festival promises to be the best yet. Past events boasted over 100 exhibitors, delicious treats from food trucks, exciting entertainers, sponsor swag, and more. They look forward to seeing all of you this year to join with them in their efforts to Celebrate Love!
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Saturday, October 22
Grab your young Monets, Manets, Rembrandts, and Degases! The Woodlands Arts Council is hosting its annual Fast Draw Competition at The Woodlands Mall’s Nordstrom Courtyard. 7th and 8th grade students from Montgomery County are given drawing materials and have 50 minutes to complete a still life as they work against the clock! Amazing cash prizes for the top three artists. Pre-registration is required to participate so be sure to click on the link to get more info today!
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Sunday, October 23
Dosey Doe - The Big Barn gets top-notch acts from all over the nation – and the world – to grace its stage. So when they get a band from as local as Houston, you know that band has to really ‘bring it.’ And Trout Fishing in America certainly does bring it. This American musical duo from Houston is an eclectic folk/rock band that really and truly brings music for all ages (they’ve been nominated for Grammy awards four times for their children’s albums). For an evening of total fun, grab your tickets now!
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Sunday, October 23
The Cochran’s Crossing Village Association’s annual Fall Festival will feature food, live music, a petting zoo, a rock wall, a trackless train, fall photo ops, professional face painting, carnival games, bounce houses, live performances, crafts, vendors, and more! The family-friendly event will be held from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Shadowbend Park, 4991 Lake Woodlands Drive. The event is free and open to the community.
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