Check out what's happening in New Caney and Porter from Feb. 19-24. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change.
Valentine's Puzzle Race
Grab up to six friends and compete in Back Pew Brewing's Valentine's Puzzle Race. Participants will endeavor as a team to complete their puzzle the fastest for a prize of free beer. Entry will include two free beers, and participants can take home their puzzle.
- Feb. 19, 7 p.m.
- $25 (entry per team)
- Back Pew Brewing, 26452 Sorters McClellan Road, Porter
- www.backpewbrewing.com
Valley Ranch Round UpValley Ranch invites families for an afternoon of Western-themed excitement with an event featuring live music, a Western photo-op, a petting zoo, face painting, a balloon twister and a mechanical bull.
- Feb. 20, 3-6 p.m.
- Free (admission)
- 11985 N. Grand Parkway E., New Caney
- www.shopvrtc.com
Mardi Gras Casino Night ExtravaganzaThe Greater East Montgomery County Chamber’s annual Casino Night Extravaganza features dinner, a cash bar with drinks and complimentary tea, water and coffee, and casino games such as blackjack and poker.
- Feb. 20, 6-11 p.m.
- $150 (individual admission)
- The Atrium Center, 21575 Hwy 59 N., New Caney
- www.gemcchamber.com
Date Night BingoSupport Splendora Project Graduation while enjoying an evening of games, fun and prizes.
Paint Night at Final Gravity Brew PubLearn how to paint a "Lilac Bloom" at this event hosted by Final Gravity Brew Pub and Chris Hernandez. Artists of all skill levels can participate in the class.
- Feb. 22, 3 p.m.
- $40 (tickets purchased in advance), $45 (tickets purchased the day of the event)
- 23435 FM 1314, Porter
- www.finalgravitybrewpub.com
EMCID’s Officers of the Year CeremonyFormer Navy SEAL Will Chesney’s powerful story will inspire guests as the featured speaker at the East Montgomery County Improvement District’s Police Appreciation Dinner.
- Feb. 23, 6-9 p.m.
- $25 (individual ticket), $200 (table of eight)
- The Nathaniel Center, 804 Russell Palmer, Kingwood
- www.emctx.com
Needlecraft ClubAdults are invited to bring a needlecraft project to work on at the Tullis Library. All types of needlecraft—including crochet, knit, cross stitch, embroidery and punch needle projects—are allowed.
