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THE WOODLANDS, TX – Quote of the week: “The truth is you don’t know what is going to happen tomorrow. Life is a crazy ride, and nothing is guaranteed.” – Eminem
We survived the first full week of the new year, but 2023 is already shaping up to be one crazy year with no signs of slowing down. Luckily, The Woodlands has tons of wonderful events that can help you relax, get informed, and be entertained. Here’s just a sampling with our Top 5.
Wednesday, January 11
If you’re having trouble finding your inner peace with the onslaught of the new year, we have an event just for you. Starting today, Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital will host an 8-week Tai Chi class for beginners at absolutely no cost; there is even free valet parking. Tai Chi is a very gentle form of movement that results in increased strength and balance, improved circulation, decreased stress, and a multitude of other health benefits.
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Thursday, January 12
Start your New Year off with a win! Head over to Right Next Door Designs and join them for a fun night out of New Year Bingo. It’s a fresh start, so why not start it off right by getting competitive with your besties, winning goodies from the store, and just having a great time. Who would say no to that?
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Friday, January 13
Join the amazing crew at Inspiration Ranch’s beautiful facility for their Veterans Lecture: Equine Assisted Programs for Veterans, an informative day of instruction and discussion exploring the challenges and rewards of starting and operating an equine-assisted veterans’ program with Mary Jo Beckman, one of the pioneers in the field. Ms. Beckman is a Lead Faculty/Evaluator for Riding Instructor Certification, Lead Accreditation Site Visitor, Driving Instructor, James Brady Award winner, and one of the original members of the NARHA Horses for Heroes Task Force and Committee, which later became the PATH Intl Equine Services for Heroes Committee.
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Saturday, January 14
The Woodlands Children’s Museum is ringing in the New Year – the Lunar New Year, that is – with their amazing event featuring ion Dance performances by the Celestial Dragon Houston Lion Kings at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. The celebration will also include a Special Storytime: “The Year of the Rabbit: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac” by Oliver Chin. This story is part of a series highlighting each of the animals of the Chinese zodiac and teaches children Eastern and Western values. Rosie is an adventurous rabbit who was born with very long ears. Through Rosie’s endearing story, children learn about friendship and bravery and that being different is okay. The event is included in the price of admission, which is $8 for adults and children 1 year and older.
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Saturday and Sunday, January 14 - 15
If the Holiday Blues are threatening to ruin your January, The Bella Bottega has the cure. Join them for their January art show in the Ardest Gallery entitled ‘The Blues’ featuring a cast of blues. All 2D and 3D works from local artists feature at least two-thirds blues, in any shade. Plus, browse their permanent collection of works from their resident artists.
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