The Depot Day Fall Fest will feature a model train display on Nov. 16. (Courtesy Tomball Depot Plaza)
Check out what's happening in the Tomball and Magnolia area throughout November. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change.
‘Willy Wonka’
The National Youth Theater is presenting “Willy Wonka” about the candy manufacturer who comes up with tickets to win a free tour of the Wonka factory, as well as a lifetime supply of candy.
Abandoned Animal Rescue is holding a golf and cornhole tournament to support its mission to prevent pet overpopulation. The event will feature friendly competition, food, drinks and a raffle.
The Magnolia Rotary Club and Lake Creek Greenway Partnership are holding a fundraiser to sponsor high school students to the Rotary Youth Leadership Academy and the Lone Star College Student Fund. During the event, attendees will be introduced to resources to learn about the importance of land and wildlife.
The holiday market will feature local vendors, live carolers, free hot chocolate and a raffle to win tickets to "Holiday Follies" at Stageworks Theater.
Concert in the Country benefits the nonprofit Boots for Troops’ programs which supports active duty military, spouses and veterans. The concert will feature several artists including Pam Tillis, Bailey Rae, Cory Morrow and Jake Bush. The event will also include cornhole, food trucks and a raffle.
The Depot Day Fall Fest will feature a model train display, vendor booths, train rides, carnival games and live music from Willow Creek Junction and Big Jordan Band, along with comedy by Texas Comedies.
The 59th annual Tomball Holiday Parade will feature the theme “Medals & Bling - It's A Holiday Thing" on Nov. 23. (Courtesy Tomball Depot Plaza)
Tomball Holiday Parade
The 59th annual Tomball Holiday Parade will feature the theme “Medals & Bling-It's A Holiday Thing.” A 2024 Olympic Medalist will be the grand marshal and parade participants will enjoy holiday fun on Main Street.
Come to the Table invites anyone who will not have a Thanksgiving meal of their own to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner. This event anticipates serving over 300 free meals to neighbors in Magnolia.
Nov. 23, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Free
Montgomery County Community Center, 31355 Friendship Drive, Magnolia