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Several businesses have opened around the Tomball and Magnolia area. Check them out below. This list is not comprehensive.
The facility offers full-service stall and pasture boarding, private and group riding lessons, training programs for horses and riders, horse sales and consignment, and show coaching and competition programs.
The location offers online scheduling and includes multiple service bays for car, truck, SUV and trailer tire services. The store also features a seated waiting area with viewing bays into the service area.
Swig combines sodas with a customized mix of flavors, creams, purees and fresh fruits, according to its website. Popular menu items include the Texas Tab, which blends Dr. Pepper, vanilla and coconut cream, as well as the Strawberry Breeze, a water-based beverage with strawberry puree and sugar-free coconut.
The resale store officially opened its doors April 6. A wide range of goods is available for locals to donate or purchase at D&C Thrift Co., including, but not limited to, clothes, jewelry, home goods and shoes.
JuiceLand provides a variety of beverages and smoothie bowls made with fruits, vegetables and inclusions such as yerba mate and guayusa.
The shop features a variety of treats, including soft ice cream, Italian ice and Jelati, a mix of soft ice cream and Italian ice.
Owned and run by Chris and Mandy Bush, Slick City offers a wide variety of activities for customers to enjoy, including an indoor trapeze court, multiple slide courses, a jungle gym, and trampoline basketball and dodgeball.
The retail store is dedicated to supporting and celebrating the autism community. The space will host events such as sensory-friendly experiences and community events and collaborations.
