Attendees can enjoy an outdoor movie at Northshore Park on May 22. (Courtesy The Woodlands Township)
Check out whats happening in The Woodlands this May and June This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change.
Discover Your Trails Rides
Bikers are invited to explore over 200 miles of paved pathways and off-road trails with natural surface paths. Helmets are required and water is encouraged. Check-in begins at the Recreation Center at Rob Fleming Park.
Bikers can enjoy a 25-mile ride from Fitness Project to Starbucks on Lake Conroe. This weekly ride schedule includes Woodlands-area rides led by local bike organizations and bike shops.
Attendees can enjoy an evening under the stars at Sunset Cinema featuring live-action film "How to Train Your Dragon" at Northshore Park. Before the film, families can learn about local snakes found in The Woodlands and explore simple, safe ways to be snake smart outdoors.
The Woodlands Township Neighborhood Services invites the community to get a close-up look at fire apparatus, meet dedicated firefighters and learn essential fire safety practices. Kids will also have the opportunity to meet heroes in uniform and pick up important fire safety tips along the way.
The Woodlands Township is holding an event paying tribute to all military service men and women featuring live music, children's activities and strolling entertainment at Town Green Park.
A care package drop-off booth will be available onsite to accept donations of recommended items to be shipped to the troops.
Attendees can join seasoned bike mechanics from local bike shop Bikeland to learn basic and advanced skills for tuning up and bike care. Registration is required and space is limited for the hands-on event.
The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra presents Grieg & Gamers at The Woodlands Community Presbyterian Church, a cinematic, multi-generational concert experience where classical masterworks meet iconic video game soundtracks.
May 31, 5 p.m. (doors open), 6-8 p.m. (performance)
The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra is performing at The Woodlands Community Presbyterian Church. (Courtesy The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra)
June
The Learning Zoo Animal Encounters
During the Learning Zoo Animal Encounters at The Woodlands Children's Museum, attendees can discover various animals through a hands-on interactive experience. Guests are invited to explore and learn intriguing characteristics and fascinating facts about mammals, insects and reptiles.
June 3, 11 a.m.
$10 (admission)
4775 W. Panther Creek Drive, Ste. 280, The Woodlands
Sips, Suds and Savor is one of several events scheduled for Wine & Food Week this year. (Courtesy Wine & Food Week)
NASA Tribute
The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra Experimental Ensemble performs "Constellation: NASA Tribute" to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
June 6, 11 a.m.
$10 (admission)
4775 W. Panther Creek Drive, Ste. 280, The Woodlands
The film festival, held at Lone Star College-Montgomery, will showcase a variety of films alongside activities such as Q&As with filmmakers, live music and an awards ceremony.
Montgomery County Food Bank’s annual event will include a 8K or 5K trail run, or a 1K color dash. This event will also include live music, food trucks and a kids’ zone.
The Bloomin’ Crazy for Quilts at Lone Star Expo and Convention Center will feature over 250 quilts and guests can shop from over 30 vendors for both quilting and non-quilting items. Proceeds of the sale of “Mini Quilts” will benefit the Montgomery County Chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace.