Even amid the coronavirus pandemic, there are numerous events taking place in the Lake Houston, Humble and Kingwood areas in July. All July events were scheduled as of press time but are subject to change.
Attend a monthly live music event on July 10
Music on Main returns for its first event since the coronavirus pandemic. Typically a monthly music event that kicks off in March, the Music on Main event will feature a performance from Lynn Logan Band. Attendees can bring their own lawn chairs. 7-9 p.m. Free. Uptown Park, 308 Main St., Humble. 281-454-4500. www.facebook.com/livemusiconmain
Learn the basics of home brewing on July 11
Locally owned business The Grain Cellar hosts a basic brewing class at the store. Attendees can learn how to brew a batch of beer from start to finish at the homebrew supply store. The Grain Cellar typically hosts at least two free classes per month ranging from how to make cheese to fermented vegetables. Noon-4 p.m. Free. The Grain Cellar, 240 First St. W., Humble. 832-777-0857. www.facebook.com/events/731088787627149
Visit an auxiliary job fair on July 23
New Caney ISD hosts a summer auxiliary job fair. The school district is hiring positions for bus drivers, food service, custodial, maintenance, groundskeeping and police officers. 12:30-2:30 p.m. Free. Randall Reed Stadium, 21360 Valley Ranch Parkway, New Caney. www.newcaneyisd.org/careers
See a live performance on July 25
The Fab 5, a Beatles tribute band, performs at the Charles Bender Performing Arts Center in Humble. This is the first performance inside the theater since the coronavirus pandemic began. The show is restricted to a 50% capacity, or 125-150 people. A matinee performance may be added if ticket sales continue. 7 p.m. $20. Charles Bender Performing Arts Center, 611 Higgins St., Humble. 281-446-4140. www.humblepac.com
