The film that gave the world one of its greatest movie heroes, Indiana Jones, is back and better than ever before! Relive the magic on the silver screen with the original great adventure… Raiders of the Lost Ark… with John Williams’ epic score performed live to picture by a full symphony orchestra on August 29th! Learn more at http://bit.ly/HelloRaidersoftheLostArk

Lawn and Mezzanine seating is free. Gates open at 7:00pm and Show starts at 8:00pm. Learn more about the concert at woodlandscenter.org.

Ticket Prices:
RESERVED SEATING: $20
LAWN & MEZZANINE: FREE

Opened in 1990, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is part of The Center for the Performing Arts at The Woodlands, a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization that provides diverse, high-quality performing arts events for the entertainment and enrichment of a broad regional audience. Through numerous educational and community outreach programs, The Pavilion is a catalyst for attracting new audiences to the performing arts and building strong ties between the arts and educational institutions. For more information about The Pavilion, please visit the website at www.woodlandscenter.org.

The Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Inc. seeks entries for its 2019 Conflict Resolution Day Bookmark Art Contest. The contest is open to all Montgomery County public, private, and home schooled students in grades K through 8. The goal of this annual contest is to encourage creativity and critical thinking with regards to conflict resolution or prevention. Bookmark art themes may include peer mediation, apologizing, respect, listening, peace building, tolerance, and alternatives to violence. These bookmarks will be judged based on creativity and message conveyed. Winners will receive cash prizes, books for their school, and more!

Contest begins: August 12^th

Contest ends: September 30^th

All are invited to an evening of brain-busting fun and friendly competition where guests will be challenged with trivia ranging from biology to pop culture in pursuit of the Smarties Cup. Each table will form a team and attempt to demonstrate their mastery of trivial knowledge to win bragging rights. Doors open at 6:00 pm and trivia begins at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $75 per person in advance and $85 on the day of the event. Ticket prices include catering by Avenida Brazil Churrascaria Steakhouse, beer, wine, and soft drinks. Bret Strong of The Strong Firm, P.C., will serve as master of ceremonies. Ages 21 and up are welcome. Learn More

Coffee & Support is a weekly gathering where guests can come seek support and encouragement from one another, meet new friends and visit with old ones.

As a caring community of hope, healing and empowerment, Canopy enhances the quality of life for individuals affected by cancer and for those who support them during their journeys. Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center is proud to introduce Canopy – a first-of-its-kind cancer survivorship center in the greater Houston area. At Canopy, there are a wide variety of programs and services addressing the emotional, physical and social needs of those touched by cancer. Learn More

A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron was published in 1992 as a self-help book teaching techniques to assist people in discovering their own creativity. The book has sold millions of copies worldwide and spurred the creation of study groups such as this one. Have you heard about this book and wondered what it’s all about? Maybe you followed the twelve week program years ago and are ready for another go-round, or went through the program on your own and would like the support of a group. Whatever your reason, the time is ripe! There is a facilitator for this discussion group rather than an instructor.

Open EVERY Saturday 8-12, Rain or Shine! TWFM is organized by the Grogan’s Mill Village Association and supports their philanthropic activities.

Unlike many other farmer’s markets, the GMVA is a non profit civic association whose goal for the farmer’s market is to not only provide local produce to our residents but to revitalize the Grogan’s Mill Village shopping center. If any profits are made from farmer’s market they go to support our philanthropic endeavors.

Products: Fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, prepared foods, salsas, honey, eggs, plants, Indian, Mexican and Mediterranean foods, seasonal products such as pumpkins.

Learn more at www.woodlandsfarmersmarket.com

The 12th Annual Duck Race is a family friendly event that is free to the public. At the event, Community Assistance Center will launch 5,000 rubber ducks into the Rob Fleming Aquatic Center pool. As they race their way to the finish line, the crowd cheers on their ducks for a chance to win fabulous prizes. Grand prize this year for the first duck to cross the finish line is a $1,000 gift card!

Proceeds from this fun-filled family friendly special event will support Community Assistance Center programs which provide immediate basic needs assistance with food, clothing, utilities, rent/mortgage payments and case management services promoting long term solutions and stability for our Montgomery County neighbors experiencing financial hardships.

Coffee & Support is a weekly gathering where guests can come seek support and encouragement from one another, meet new friends and visit with old ones.

As a caring community of hope, healing and empowerment, Canopy enhances the quality of life for individuals affected by cancer and for those who support them during their journeys. Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center is proud to introduce Canopy – a first-of-its-kind cancer survivorship center in the greater Houston area. At Canopy, there are a wide variety of programs and services addressing the emotional, physical and social needs of those touched by cancer. Learn More

A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron was published in 1992 as a self-help book teaching techniques to assist people in discovering their own creativity. The book has sold millions of copies worldwide and spurred the creation of study groups such as this one. Have you heard about this book and wondered what it’s all about? Maybe you followed the twelve week program years ago and are ready for another go-round, or went through the program on your own and would like the support of a group. Whatever your reason, the time is ripe! There is a facilitator for this discussion group rather than an instructor.

Open EVERY Saturday 8-12, Rain or Shine! TWFM is organized by the Grogan’s Mill Village Association and supports their philanthropic activities.

Unlike many other farmer’s markets, the GMVA is a non profit civic association whose goal for the farmer’s market is to not only provide local produce to our residents but to revitalize the Grogan’s Mill Village shopping center. If any profits are made from farmer’s market they go to support our philanthropic endeavors.

Products: Fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, prepared foods, salsas, honey, eggs, plants, Indian, Mexican and Mediterranean foods, seasonal products such as pumpkins.

Learn more at www.woodlandsfarmersmarket.com

All proceeds for this 2019 fundraiser will once again benefit New Danville and YES to YOUTH – Montgomery County Youth Services.

Featuring:

• The Wines by Bernhardt Winery
• Local Food Trucks for Purchase
• Live Music by the JMC50 Band
• Live & Silent Auction Items
• The Traditional Sunset Wine Toast with Jerry Bernhardt
• A Family-Friendly Atmosphere
(Picnics, lawn chairs and blankets are welcome. TABC Texas Liquor Laws prohibit any outside beverages into the winery.)

$20 at the Door • Kids Under 15 are FREE

Thank you all for making our first-ever Winearitaville fundraiser a great success last year by raising $7,500. We would be thrilled to raise even more for these two worthy and important local charities.

The 6th Annual CBOW Dress White Linen Party will have live music from Ray Parsee’s Allstars Review featuring Leslie Lugo and Thomas “Songbird” Dickerson on Saturday, August 31st from 7:30 pm until 11:30 pm at the Sleepy Hollow Multipurpose Building, 9845 Sleepy Hollow Road in Tamina. A $35 donation contributes to funding literacy programs throughout the county with CBOW mobile literacy services. Funding from the Dress White Linen Party will assist with access to literacy for children and help cover operation costs for the CBOW after school program weekdays for 40 school age children Pre-K to 12th grade. Learn More