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Howling Good Time with the River Road Boys. Wed.,<br />
Oct. 18, noon-3 p.m. Humble Civic Center.<br />
DAY TRIPS:<br />
Galveston Harbor Tour. Thursdays, <strong>June</strong> 1, <strong>June</strong> 8,<br />
<strong>June</strong> <strong>15</strong>, and Sat., July <strong>15</strong>. *<br />
Waugh Bridge Bat Tour. Wednesdays, <strong>June</strong> 7, Aug. 9, and Aug. 30<br />
and Oct. 11; and Thu., Oct. 26. *<br />
Kite Festival. Sat., <strong>June</strong> 10. *<br />
Nacogdoches Blueberry Festival. Sat., <strong>June</strong> 10. *<br />
Texas Family Musicals’ South Pacific. Sun., <strong>June</strong> 11. *<br />
Houston TranStar and Minute Maid Tour. Wed., <strong>June</strong> 14. *<br />
Moorhead’s Blueberry Farm. Tue., <strong>June</strong> 20. *<br />
Quilt Museum. Wed., <strong>June</strong> 22. *<br />
Sugar Land Skeeters. Fridays, <strong>June</strong> 23, Aug. 18, and Sept <strong>15</strong>. *<br />
Resale Shop Hop. Thursdays, <strong>June</strong> <strong>15</strong>, <strong>June</strong> 29, and Sept 14;<br />
Wed., Aug. 2, and Tue., Aug. 29. *<br />
Texas Family Musicals’ Night the Music Died. Fri., <strong>June</strong> 30. *<br />
Holocaust Museum. Wed., July 5. *<br />
Kemah Fireworks. Fridays, July 7, July 14, July 21, and July 28. *<br />
Texas Family Musicals’ Roy Orbison Experience. Sat., July 8. *<br />
1940 Air Terminal Museum. Thu., July 13. *<br />
Galveston Bryan Museum. Thursdays, July 20, Aug. 17, and Aug.<br />
24; and Sat., Aug. 19. *<br />
Mary Poppins at the Crighton Theatre. Sun., July 23. *<br />
Gladiators at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.<br />
Wednesdays, July 26 and Aug. 16 and Tuesdays, Aug. 8 and Aug.<br />
<strong>15</strong>. *<br />
First Presbyterian Church of Orange. Wed., Aug. 2. *<br />
Houston World Series of Dog Shows. Wed., Aug. 23.<br />
Moody Gardens. Tue., Aug. 29. *<br />
St. Anthony Cathedral Basilica. Thu., Aug. 31. *<br />
St. Francis Wolf Sanctuary. Wed., Sept. 6. *<br />
Pearland International Festival. Sat., Sept. 16. *<br />
Texas Rangers Law Enforcement Tour. Thu., Sept. 21. *<br />
Galveston Shrimp Festival. Sat., Sept. 30. *<br />
Round Top Antique Fair. Tue., Sept. 26. *<br />
Newman’s Castle. Wed., Sept. 27. *<br />
Round Top Antique Fair. Thu., Sept. 28. *<br />
Galveston Ghost Tour. Thu., Oct. 5. *<br />
Texas Funeral Museum. Thu., Oct. 12. *<br />
Scarecrow Festival. Sat., Oct. 14. *<br />
Galveston Oktoberfest. Sat., Oct. 28. *<br />
International Quilt Festival. Thu., Nov. 2. *<br />
Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market. Fri., Nov. 10. *<br />
Larry’s Old Time Trade Day. Sat., Nov. 11. *<br />
Renaissance Festival Highland Fling. Sat., Nov. 18. *<br />
Varner Hog Plantation by Candlelight. Sat., Dec. 2. *<br />
Houston Zoo Lights. Wed., Dec. 6. *<br />
SPECIAL EVENTS:<br />
Summer Celebration Concert with Shake, Rattle, and Roll. Tue.,<br />
<strong>June</strong> 6, 2 p.m. Humble Civic Center. *<br />
16 th Annual Precinct 4 Opry. Fri., Aug. 11, 7-10 p.m. Tickets:<br />
$<strong>15</strong> (adults); $10 (children 12 and under). Humble<br />
Civic Center. *<br />
Bridge Tournament. Wed., Sept. 13, 9:30 a.m.<br />
Humble Civic Center. *<br />
Tribute to Veterans. Wed., Nov. 8, 6 p.m.<br />
Humble Civic Center. *<br />
TRIP COORDINATOR TRAINING:<br />
Tomball Community Center. Thu., Aug. 17,<br />
1:30-3:30 p.m.<br />
Barbara Bush Library. Tue., Sept. 26, 6-8 p.m.<br />
Mangum-Howell Center. Wed., Nov. <strong>15</strong>, 1:30-3:30 p.m.<br />
Cont’d. from PRESERVING GREENSPACES, page 2<br />
fish from Spring Creek five times a week. I spent<br />
so much time out in nature. I can show you where<br />
all the springs are, where the water comes out of<br />
the ground and feeds the creek.”<br />
When Conley’s own daughter was six years old,<br />
she took her back to the woods of her childhood.<br />
“I had her close her eyes and wouldn’t let her open<br />
them until we were underneath a 300-year-old<br />
oak tree, about a quarter of a mile from Spring<br />
Creek. She opened her eyes, looked up, and<br />
couldn’t believe what she was seeing. She was<br />
absolutely in awe of its beauty.”<br />
The area remains close to Conley’s heart, and<br />
she returns from time to time to sit at the base of<br />
that old oak tree. “I sit by that tree and talk to my<br />
mom and dad. They passed away years ago, but<br />
when I’m sitting there, I’m home.”<br />
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