Twin Lakes March 2019

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March 2019
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TWIN LAKES HELPFUL NUMBERS
TWIN LAKES MANAGEMENT COMPANY
Crest Management Monica Hamm 281-579-0761
Matthew Caskey
TWIN LAKES HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
President- Herman Torres 713-849-9790
Vice President- Ken Broussard 281-606-0690
Secretary – Jonathan Katzen 713-937-4390
Treasurer- Cecelia Valencia 346-312-1480
Diretor - Colin McHattie 832-359-5906
TLHOA CONTACTS
•Landscape Ken Broussard 281-606-0690
Member Facilities Operations
•Clubhouse Betty May 713-302-7857
•Tennis Courts Mary Pat Donlon 713-301-4736
TWIN LAKES SECURITY
Entrance Security Gate - 713-466-1629
Security Officer’s Cell - 832-953-9918
TWIN LAKES - MISCELLANEOUS
Clubhouse Reservations Crest Management 281-579-0761
Post Office James Griffith Station 1-800-275-8777
9320 Emnora Lane
HPD Dispatch - Addicks Reservoir only 713-222-3131
Harris Co. Sheriff's Office (non-emergency line) 713-221-6000
www.twinlakeshouston.com
Webmaster: David Dronet • 713-937-9223
UTILITIES
Cable -Comcast Communications 713-341-1000
Electricity - Reliant Energy 713-207-7777
Street lights, have pole number
Residential outage or service 713-207-2222
Gas - Centerpoint 713-659-2111
Gas Leak & Fire ONLY 713-659-3552
AT & T phones 1-800-288-2020
Trash & Recycling - Republic Services 713-726-7300
Water - Harris Country MUD #255
Regional Water Corp. 281-897-9100
TLWA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President: Emely McHattie 713-443-7357
1st VP Subdivision Events:
Chris Ghery 281-799-0762
Sherri Alexander 832-309-0410
2nd VP Membership:
Julie Polk 713-539-2429
Karen Stillwell 757-615-3516
Secretary: Shaista Hill
3rd VP Activities: Cecelia Valencia 346-312-1480
Secretary/Treasurer: Darlene Marmottin 713-502-9852
SCHOOLS
Kirk Elementary 713-849-8250
Public Relations:
Truitt Middle School 281-856-1100
Sue Breen 281-615-0193
Cy-Ridge High School 281-807-8000
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Twin Lakes Share & Prayer
Twin Lakes Share & Prayer is a group of women that meets to encourage
one another in their journey in knowing, following and pursuing God. It’s
a friendship group and a safe place for us to learn and fumble, laugh and
explore how to pray in a non-formalized, conversational manner.
For 2019, we are looking into study experience called “Faithwalking,” in
which people are increasingly following the way of Jesus, experiencing
ongoing transformation and developing effective practices for missional
living: to serve the poor, the marginalized and those in need, to work
for the common good and to restore individuals, social systems,
communities and nations to God’s design.
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anxieties of the group, including our own families. We develop new skills
in awareness of... and then saying what we truly think, feel and believe
without bullying, raising our voices or otherwise manipulating others or
without being bullied, manipulated or intimidated ourselves. The daily
spiritual workouts help us connect more and more deeply with God and
he prompts and directs us as we grow in this loving way of living.
We usually meet every other week at Carol Monahan or Patty Napp’s
homes. For more information, call or text Carol at 713-305-9809 or
meet up with her at the Twin Lakes weekly coffees. Her email is carol.
monahan@me.com. Patty’s contact info is 713-775-5278. This group is
open to any woman who is a resident of Twin Lakes. It might be a big
jump off of a high cliff to meet up with people you don’t know and to try
a new adventure like this! Smile big and just do it!
Harris County MUD No. 255
TWIN LAKES SUBDIVISION
WATER USAGE: January Water Report: Below is the consumption report
for January 2019 showing the water usage for all residences in the district.
RATE ORDER TIERS JAN 2019 DEC. 2018
0 To 5,000 Gallons 235 192
5,001 To 10,000 Gallons 110 109
10,001 To 15,000 Gallons 24 53
15,001 To 20,000 Gallons 12 17
20,001 To 25,000 Gallons 5 8
25,001 To 30,000 Gallons 2 9
30,001 To 50,000 Gallons 2 3
Over 50,001 Gallons 0 0
How does your usage compare with these numbers? Your usage can be
found on your monthly bill, simply multiply reported amount by 1,000
(example: 18.5 x 1,000 = 18,500 gallons).
If you would like additional information on ways to conserve water, you
may contact Stephen Woodring, President of Regional Water Corporation
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is to be held on Thursday, March 14, 2019 beginning at 12 Noon at
the offices of Smith, Murdaugh, Little & Bonham, L.L.P. located at 1100
Louisiana Street, Suite 400, Houston, TX, 77002. All are welcome to
attend.
Twin Lakes Tree Guidelines
From the ARC Guidelines: 19.0 Landscaping
19.1 In general, landscaping (defined as living plants, trees, shrubs,
flowers, etc. and the utilization of non-living material necessary for
growth, e.g., bark, mulch, etc.) is not subject to ACC review and approval
except in circumstances wherein such landscaping is intended to
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accomplish a structural objective, such as a hedge or a visual barrier
or is potentially objectionable, not in harmony with the surrounding
neighborhood or is specifically referenced in the Declaration.
From the Declarations:
Section 22. Removal of Dirt and Trees. The digging of dirt or the removal
of any dirt from any lot is expressly prohibited except as necessary in
conjunction with the landscaping of or construction on such lot. No trees
shall be cut except to provide room for construction of improvements or
to remove dead or unsightly trees.
Harris County
Animal Control Services
IF YOU HAVE A DOG OR CAT PROBLEM:
Harris County Public Health: 281-999-3191
City of Houston Animal Control: 713-837-0311
Houston S.P.C.A.: 713-869-7722
Harris County Animal Services does not handle wildlife issues. They
handle problems with domestic animals, namely dogs and cats. If you
have a complaint about a barking dog or a dangerous dog or have any
questions about lost pets, stray cats, pet adoptions, leash laws, etc, give
the county a call. It is a free county service for domestic animal issues.
The county will not take care of the raccoon in your yard, the squirrels in
your attic, your rat infestation or anything like that. For wildlife help, see
our phone number below or go to our Houston wildlife removal home
page.
What to do when your neighbor’s dog won’t stop barking in Houston - Is
your neighbor’s dog keeping you up at all hours of the night and day with
its incessant barking? There is nothing worse, especially when you or
your kids are trying to sleep! Perhaps the dog barking is setting off your
dog and all you can hear all day is a chorus of bad barking? Whatever
the case is - you have rights and there are some steps that you should
take in order to get the barking to stop. You will probably want to avoid
actually confronting the neighbor as this can often end up in a rather
heated debate. You should write or type up a small note mentioning
the dog barking - nine times out of ten, the owner will be at work and
probably doesn’t even realize what is going on. Make it short, to the
point and polite - exactly how you would want someone to talk to you if
your dog was making a crazy racket! If nothing happens or the letter isn’t
in some way acknowledged you can always turn to your local housing
organization or landlord if you are renting. There will normally be noise
stipulations in rental agreements, so it is well worth finding out if your
neighbors are renting and getting in touch with their landlord as well.
You will find that most residential areas have noise control rules set
in place, so don’t be afraid to find out what your rights are. If nothing
happens from your complaint to the owner of the dog and the housing
organization, (or neither of you are renting) it’s time to take a different
approach. This time, grab some information on the noise control in
your area and print them out. Combine this in a neat little package
with another letter, basically saying exactly what the first one did, but
this time mentioning that this is the second time that you have tried to
contact them about the complaint and that you will be taking the matter
further if nothing is resolved. Again, do not be threatening or menacing
in your words or language. If you still don’t get a positive outcome from
your effort, it’s time to call the boys in blue. You will need to remember
that a dog barking situation is not always going to be a priority for your
local law enforcement agency, buy you do still have rights so you should
report the complaint. Make yourself a log of everything that has been
going on -photos or noise clips of the dog barking, times and dates and
also how long the barking goes on for, all copies of the correspondence
you have with the owner/neighbor etc. You will need all the evidence that
you can get your hands on in order to get your problem resolved. Get
yourself a lawyer. There are ways around this problem and if it comes to
resorting to a small claims court in order to allow your kids or yourself to
get a good night’s sleep or a nap, so be it!
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Twin Lakes Women’s Association
Happy Hour & General Meeting!
The Twin Lakes Happy Hour and General Meeting will be held
on March 6 th at 7 PM. The women’s association is a great way to
meet new neighbors and socialize with friends in our community.
Elections will be held at this meeting. Your annual dues cover our
insurance policy for our women’s association and help offset
event expenses. We are a non-profit and a very active association.
While many communities plan two-three events a year, the
TLWA plans about 12 events a year and organizes several
ongoing activities, which include Coffee, Bridge, Bible Study
and more. The membership fee was waived for 2018 due to
Harvey and the fee for this year remains $35.
TLWA - Save The Date!!!
The Twin Lakes Women’s Association will be hosting the
following events:
Saturday, April 13 th : “Cuban Night” for our Spring Adult Event.
Saturday, April 20 th : Easter Egg Hunt with breakfast starting
at 9:30 AM
Tuesday, April 30 th : Test Kitchen
Sunday, May 5 th : Margarita Madness
Wednesday, May 15 th : Officer Installation Dinner and General
Meeting
Details to follow on the Twin Lakes Facebook page, email and
entry sign!
TLWA Bridge
Bridge is in full play for 2019! Please join us for a friendly
game of bridge every Monday evening from 7-9 PM
at the Twin Lakes Clubhouse. Bring a snack and/or
beverage of choice to share. No experience necessary…
Players from expert to novices are welcome to play. For
more information, please contact Darlene Marmottin
at dmarmottin@sbcglobal.net or call 713-849-1925.
TLWA Coffee Morning
We would like to invite you to our TLWA Coffee Mornings.
We meet most Thursdays, from 10 AM to Noon. We
socialize, drink coffee and enjoy a light refreshment
and laugh a lot. Come meet your neighbors.
Our group is always open and is varying in ages and backgrounds. No need to
“dress up!” Our dress is casual and determined by your plans for the rest of the
day... whether that is going to work, shopping or the gym. Join us for the whole
time or just pop in for a few minutes to say “Hi” and find out what’s going on with
friends in the neighborhood.
On the first Thursday of the month we meet at the Twin Lakes Clubhouse. On
the other Thursdays, our meetings are hosted in members homes.
For more information or to find out where we are meeting, please contact: Call or
text Karen Stilwell at 757-615-3516 or Email Petra Tabor at petra.tabor@att.net.
Twin Lakes Women’s Association
2019-2020 NWA MEMBERSHIP FORM
Dear Twin Lakes Neighbor: You are cordially invited to join the Twin Lakes Women's Association, Inc.
The purpose of our organization is to offer opportunities for social interaction, personal enrichment
and a support network for the women of Twin Lakes. Annual dues for the 2019-2020 year are $35.
To join, please fill out the registration form and send it with your check made to TLWA.
We look forward to your participation in our functions and welcome your suggestions.
Sincerely, Membership Chairs Julie Polk 713-539·2429 Karen Stillwell 757·615·3516
Name:________________________________________Home#_______________________________________
Spouse: ______________________________________ Work#_______________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________Cell#_____________________________
Children (Name & Year of Birth):________________________________________________________________
Hobbies/Interests:
The above information may be published in the TLWA Directory: ___ Yes ___ No
Please send/deliver your check/cash ($35) and form to either:
Julie Polk - 5227 Summer Snow Drive or Karen Stillwell • 5514 Summer Snow Drive
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Teenage Job Seekers
If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the
teenage job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www.
krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) with
your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate
and the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you
want on your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send
emails in the summer to make sure all the info is still good and that you
want to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we
will remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission.
DISCLAIMER: Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for those listed on
the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references if you do not personally
know those listed. This is just a list of teenagers from the subdivision who wish to find part
time jobs. Responsibility for any work done by these teenagers is between those seeking
helpers and the teens and their parents.
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March 21st is Common Courtesy Day
Queue jumpers, finger clicking… people that board the bus before
giving you the chance to get off. What about those people that never
say “please” or people that read your messages but don’t reply for
days? Common Courtesy Day gives people the opportunity to be more…
well, ‘courteous’ - even if it’s just for one day out of the entire year. In
the Merriam-Webster dictionary, courtesy is described as a: behavior
marked by polished manners or respect for others: courteous behavior
b: a courteous and respectful act or expression.
How to Be More Courteous
• Greet people with “good morning” and “good afternoon.”
• Give up your seat for someone who may need it more.
• When you drink the last of the milk in the fridge, replace it.
• Hold the door.
• Place the cardboard tube from the toilet paper holder in the bin and
replace with fresh roll.
• Refill the printer with paper when it runs out.
• Pay someone a compliment.
• When you ‘borrow’ a pen, actually give it back.
• Contact someone you’ve not spoken to in a while.
• Complain less.
• Instead of getting mad, appreciate that the person that just barked at
you is probably just having a bad day.
• Feed the homeless.
• Do a spot of cleaning at home or at work.
• Leave someone a ‘thank you’ note.
• Respect the environment - don’t litter and maybe consider walking to
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SPRING BREAK
March 11th-15th
ESL Classes for Parents
March 2 nd , 23 rd and 30 th , 8 AM-12 PM
If your child is enrolled in the Bilingual or ESL Program in a Cypress-
Fairbanks school and you want to learn English, you are invited to enroll
in the ESL classes for parents. English classes are FREE! Three levels of
English are available - Intro, Beginner and Intermediate.
CFISD Student Artists Vie For Spots
In Youth Art Month Capitol Exhibit
Eight CFISD students will represent the district as their artwork is up for
selection to the Texas Art Education Association Youth Art Month Capitol
Exhibit, which will be on display during March at both the Bob Bullock
Texas State History Museum and the Texas State Capitol Building. The
students are in the running to have their work showcased among other
artists from more than 50 participating school districts and private and
charter schools. From those submissions, approximately 115 pieces
will be chosen to be on display in March during Youth Art Month. The
exhibit will begin at the museum from March 3 rd -17 th before it’s moved
to the Texas State Capitol Building’s lower rotunda from March 24 th -31 st .
Selected students will also be recognized during the annual Youth Art
Month Celebration, Awards and Reception on March 10 th at the museum.
CFISD artists chosen were:
Emma Berkel, Duryea Elementary School
Stella Rogers, Wells Elementary School
Nita Nguyen, Kahla Middle School
Ashlyn Breanne Smith, Cypress Lakes High School
Bao Han Tran, Cypress Lakes High School
Khoa Nguyen, Cypress Lakes High School
Jasmin Damaris Sorto, Cypress Springs High School
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16 th from the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN).
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providers that, at minimum, address applicable compliance with laws
while supporting innovation.
• Data security, by implementing strong data protection practices across
all media and auditing regularly to maintain high thresholds over time.
• Professional development, by requiring school staff to conduct privacy
and security training and offering related resources to all stakeholders in
the community.
• Classroom, by implementing educational procedures and processes
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CFISD Football Players Qualify For
2018 Academic All-District Teams
More than 300 CFISD football players qualified for the Academic All-
District 14-6A and 17-6A Football teams. All 12 high school programs
were represented by the 316 student athletes who earned the academic
all-district recognition. Those who earned the honor finished the 2018
season in good standing and earned a composite weighted grade point
average of 5.5 or higher for all classes for the two identified six weeks that
make up the majority of their regular season.
All four schools’ mascots even joined in on the fun!
Candy Cane Fun Run Generates $14K
For Fairfield Schools
The annual Candy Cane Fun Run, held Jan. 12 th in the Fairfield community,
generated more than $14,000 for the four neighborhood schools - Salyards
MS, Ault ES, Keith ES and Swenke ES. All the schools’ principals were in
attendance, along with Dr. Mark Henry, superintendent of schools.
Winners at the third annual CFISD Cupcake
Battle were (from left) Cypress Ridge junior
Brenda Eguizabal (Culinary I division third
place); Cypress Woods senior Victoria Jones
(best frosting); Cypress Lakes sophomore
Dalayna Fridge (unique flavor); Cypress
Falls junior Mia Campos (Culinary I division
first place); Cypress Ranch junior Makayla
MacPherson (best presentation); Cypress Ridge
senior Patrick Billette (Advanced Culinary
division third place); Cy-Fair sophomore
Jasmine Porter (Culinary I division second
place); Cy-Fair junior Fairrelle Laymon (best
cake); Cy-Fair senior Sara Mendez (Advanced
Culinary division first place); Cy-Fair senior
Eileen Irvin (most techincal technique) and
Cy-Fair junior Noah Jasik (Advanced Culinary
division second place).
Culinary Arts Students Take Top Honors In Third CFISD Cupcake Battle
Mia Campos of Cypress Falls High School and Sara Mendez of Cy-Fair High School won first place in their respective competition divisions at the third
annual CFISD Cupcake Battle, held Jan. 11 th at the Berry Center. The entire competition featured more than 50 entries from 12 CFISD high schools. Industry
professionals from Johnson & Wales University’s College of Culinary Arts, Culinary Institute LeNotre, Acosta Food Service, as well as current and retired
culinary teachers from neighboring school districts joined CFISD staff members in serving as judges for the competition. The judges graded the cupcakes
for overall taste and design, while other categories included Best Cake, Best Frosting, Unique Flavor, Most Technical Technique and Best Presentation.
Culinary students prepared cupcakes the week leading into the competition at their home campuses and set them up at the Berry Center to be judged.
Top-three places were awarded in both the Advanced Culinary Arts (second-year students) and Culinary I categories. Winners received prizes including
KitchenAid mixers, cupcake pans, cake decorating kits and other seasonal items donated by partners H-E-B and Randall’s. Mendez, a senior, placed first
in the Advanced Culinary division with her black forest cupcake. Cy-Fair High School junior Noah Jasik finished second with his carrot cupcake, while
Cypress Ridge High School senior Patrick Billette placed third with his Boston cream cupcake. Campos, a junior, placed first in the Culinary I division with
her orange dreamsicle cupcake. Cy-Fair sophomore Jasmine Porter finished second with her Samoa mocha cupcake, while Cypress Ridge junior Brenda
Eguizabal placed third with her cinnamon pecan cupcake.
The following Culinary I students won subcategory awards:
Best Cake - Fairrelle Laymon, Cy-Fair (lemon supreme cupcake)
Best Frosting - Victoria Jones, Cypress Woods (peanut butter cupcake)
Unique flavor - Dalayna Fridge, Cypress Lakes (berry cobbler cupcake)
Most Techincal Techinque - Eileen Irvin, Cy-Fair (red velvet cupcake)
Best Presentation - Makayla MacPherson, Cypress Ranch (chocolate raspberry cupcake)
Kirk Elem. School Spring Festival
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019, 3-7 PM
Mark your calendar for the upcoming Annual Kirk Elementary Spring
Festival. As usual, we will have a live DJ, food, drinks games and rides.
Coming back this year is the fabulous silent auction for amazing prizes!
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What's Happening
Around the
Community
Garage Sales
March 2 nd :
Concord Bridge - West Little York between Eldridge and Hwy 6
March 29 th -30 th :
Yorktown Colony - West Little York between Eldridge and Hwy 6
March 30 th :
Cypress Family Fellowship, 7 AM-1 PM - 17330 West Little York Rd.,
Houston, TX 77084
Northmead Village, 7 AM-3 PM - Located in Copperfield off of West Road
Sydney Harbour, 8 AM-12 PM - Cypress Rosehill and Huffmeister
April 6 th :
Bear Creek, 8 AM-1 PM - Hwy 6 and Clay Road area
Bridgeland - Festival Park
Middlegate Village, 7 AM-3 PM - Located in Copperfield between
Longenbaugh and West Rd.
Southcreek Village - Located in Copperfield between Longenbaugh and
Queenston Rd.
Lakeside-Village of Cypress Lake - Located off of Hwy 290 & Mueschke
April 13 th :
Aberdeen Green - Telge Road at West Road, south of Hwy. 290
Copper Village, 7 AM-12 Noon - West Road - between Hwy 6 & Queenston
Copper Lakes - Barker-Cypress, between Longenbaugh and West Road
Easton Commons, 7 AM-3 PM - Located in Copperfield between
Longenbaugh and West Rd.
April 20 th :
Copperfield Place Village - Located near Hwy 6 between Cherry Park and
Glen Chase Dr.
May 4 th :
Westgate - Located off of Barker Cypress between Longenbaugh and FM 529
Craft Shows
THE MAGIC OF QUILTS QUILT SHOW, PRESENTED BY WEST
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Cypress, TX 77433
Friday: 10 AM-4 PM, Saturday, 9 AM-4 PM
Admission: $10; Children under 5 are free. Ticket price includes entrance
for both days of the show, door prize chances, gifts and more. Discount
rates are available for buses of 10 people or more, if paid in advance.
If you have any questions regarding the 2019 WHQG Quilt Show, please
email themagicofquilts@gmail.com.
200 beautiful quilts will be on display. Lots of vendors will be there as well
as a “Guild Market” with a great selection of hand-made items. Also there
will be a raffle of special items and a silent auction. The drawing for the
fabulous donation quilt will be held on Saturday afternoon. Door prizes
galore! On-site food service will be available. For more information:
www.whqg.org.
CY-FAIR HIGH SCHOOL BAND & COLORGUARD
SECOND ANNUAL SPRING CRAFT SHOW
Enjoy one or both days of family fun, food, entertainment and shopping
at the Second Annual Spring Craft Show, sponsored by the Cy-Fair High
School Band & Colorguard. Saturday, March 30 th (9 AM-5 PM) and
Sunday, March 31 st (11 AM-4 PM) at CFISD Exhibit Center.
One of a kind offerings from a wide range of unique craft and specialty
vendors. Music and entertainment throughout both days provided by
area schools and groups. Come hungry, as there will be concessions and
food vendors. A Silent Auction features theme baskets, collectibles and
gift cards from generous local merchants and restaurants.
The event concludes on Sunday with a raffle featuring a Grand Prize
of four (4!) Houston Texans 2019 season tickets. Covered exhibit space
means it’s on, rain or shine! Plentiful free parking at the CFISD Exhibit
Center (FFA) on Telge, two blocks north of SH-290, across the street
from Arnold Middle School. Proceeds benefit the award-winning Cy-
Fair High School Band & Colorguard. Follow our event on Facebook (@
CyFairBand) for news, vendor announcements and more at: facebook.
com/events/533207137180317/ and on Twitter - @CyFairBand or our
website cyfairband.org.
VENDORS NEEDED FOR CRAFT SHOWS
Second Annual Spring Craft Show, sponsored by the Cy-Fair High School
Band & Colorguard. Saturday, March 30 th (9 AM-5 PM) and Sunday,
March 31 st (11 AM-4 PM) at CFISD Exhibit Center. Visit our website at
cyfairband.org.
CALLING ALL VENDORS!
The 3 rd Annual Mother’s Day Market & Car Show presented by Cypress
Springs FFA Booster Club will be held on Saturday, April 27, 2019
between 9 AM-5 PM & Sunday, April 28, 2019 (Craft Show only) between
10 AM-4 PM. This event will be advertised in various media outlets. We
are also working on entertainment and radio spots to generate business
and excitement this year. Indoor booths are $110 and outdoor booths
are $100. All proceeds will benefit the Cypress Springs FFA students in
attending state convention, competitions and creating scholarships for
graduating seniors. The event is held at the CFISD Exhibit Center at 11206
Telge Road, Cypress, TX 77429, ¼ mile north of Hwy 290. For additional
information, please visit www.cyspringsffabooster.org or contact
Elizabeth Ordonez via email at cy_springsffa@yahoo.com.
Festivals
STRAKE JESUIT HOSTS 49 TH ANNUAL
SPRING FLING FESTIVAL MARCH 3 RD , 12-6 PM
LAISSEZ LES BONS TEMPS ROULEZ!! MARDI GRAS THEME ADDS TO
EXCITEMENT TO FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES - The 49 th Annual Spring Fling
Fundraising event with all proceeds benefiting the school’s financial
assistance program. About one in seven students receive some form of
financial assistance. Strake Jesuit College Preparatory is located at 8900
Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77036. There is no cost to attend Spring Fling,
but doubloons can be purchased on site or in advance to purchase food and
to play games. In recognition of Mardi Gras weekend, the 2019 Spring Fling
event will feature a Mardi Gras theme, with traditional carnival activities
and Cajun-style food! Don’t be surprised if there’s a Carnival second line
passing through campus to Mardi Gras music that will be hard to resist.
For more information or to sponsor a booth, contact: Sheri Bordelon -
sbordelon@strakejesuit.org, 713-490-8160 or visit www.strakejesuit.org.
Event chairs: Michelle Cashiola - mcashiola@gmail.com, Eileen Conery -
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Sunday, March 31, 2019, 11:30 AM-3 PM
11522 Telge Rd., Cypress, TX 77429
Come see a LIVE butterfly release, have some great food and enjoy some
family fun! Messiah Lutheran Church is hosting its annual Butterfly
Family Festival.
The event will include a BBQ lunch, silent auction, raffles for adults and
children, games and activities for all ages. Activities include an inflatable
slide and basketball, cake walk, book walk, train on wheels, music with
a local DJ and an egg hunt for children ages 1 to 5 and another one for
ages 6 to 10. Raffle items include a Ring Doorbell security system and a
basket full of gift cards from local businesses. Tickets for all activities can
be purchased that day. Craft booths are available for vendors; please call
281-807-0764 for details.
The day’s events will benefit Chrysalis, A Grace Place for Children,
by providing scholarships to families that attend our school and
improvements to the playground.
Walks/Runs
SIXTH ANNUAL SUPERINTENDENT’S FUN RUN
AND FESTIVAL SET FOR MARCH 2 ND
Filled with exciting live entertainment, two course layouts for running
or walking, kids’ activities and other family-friendly endeavors, the sixth
annual CFISD Superintendent’s Fun Run and Festival is scheduled for
March 2 nd , 8-11 AM at the Berry Center (8877 Barker Cypress Road) and
Towne Lake Community. Underwritten by Memorial Hermann Cypress
Hospital, the fun-filled community event will again include a 5K run as
well as a 1-mile family-friendly walk/run. Both will feature new course
layouts, with 5K race participants running through Towne Lake and Lone
Star College-CyFair.
The family path will wind through Cy-Fair FCU Stadium. The fun run will
also include vendor booths, food trucks, live entertainment and activities
for children.
Proceeds from the Superintendent’s Fun Run and Festival benefit the Cy-
Fair Educational Foundation (CFEF), which awards student scholarships
and staff development grants. The fifth annual event held in March 2018
generated a record $100,000 for the CFEF.
Registration will be $20 (non-students) and $15 (students) for the 5K,
which includes a t-shirt and timing chip. Registration for the 5K without
the t-shirt is $15 (non-students) and $10 (students). Registration for the
1-mile, family-friendly walk/run will be $5 for all ages. Awards will be
given by age group and gender for the 5K run. A $10 sleep-in pass is also
available for individuals who are not able to attend but would like to still
contribute from afar.
The Superintendent’s Century Club will continue, as it gives special
recognition to those whose registration total equals or exceeds $100.
Club membership will include one reserved parking permit and pin, with
5K race participants also receiving one gold bib. Benefits will be awarded
at each $100 increment spent on registration, with a family of three,
for example, receiving three gold bibs if the members’ total spending
reached $300 or more.
The festival is open to the public and free of charge throughout the
duration. Patrons can browse vendor booths and food trucks while also
enjoying live performances by student groups as well as a play zone.
For information regarding sponsorship or vendor booth pricing, contact
Bevin Gordon, director of marketing and business relations, at 281-
894-3950 or bevin.gordon@cfisd.net. For more information, access the
Superintendent’s Fun Run block from the district website or visit cfisd.
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The Shield Bearer Running for Hearts 5K Family Fun Run and Walk will take
place on March 30, 2019, from 7 AM to 11 AM, at Windwood Church at
10555 Spring Cypress Road in Houston, Texas. This family friendly event
will feature a 5K timed, trail style run, a 1-mile family walk, games for the
kids, t-shirts, food, prizes and lots of fun for all ages. Race registration is
$25 for adults (ages 14 and up) and $10 for children (ages 13 and under)
before March 15, 2019. Registration, sponsorship, vendor, fundraising and
volunteer information is available at shieldbearer.org/5K. Proceeds for the
event will fund services and programs at Shield Bearer, a Houston based
501c3 nonprofit counseling and community resource center that provides
services on a sliding scale. Shield Bearer has six locations in Houston and
serves individuals, couples and families including those recovering from
the trauma of human trafficking, domestic violence, crime, abuse, war and
natural disasters. Additional information about services and programs can
be found online at shieldbearer.org or by calling 281-894-7222.
RELAY FOR LIFE OF CY-FAIR
Saturday, April 27 th , 3-9 PM
Bayou City fellowship, 12715 Telge road, Cypress, TX
• Support, celebrate and remember • Fun walk to end cancer
• T-shirt for any participating raising $100 or more • Food
• DJ • Fundraising • Games • Fun for the whole family
Want to get involved? Contact Stacie Hermann or Karen Smith, cyfairrfl@gmail.
com or visit www.relayforlife.org/cyfairtx. By joining the Relay for life of Cy-Fair,
you can help the American Cancer Society attack cancer from every angle.
WALK WITH ME HOUSTON
Saturday, April 27, 2019
Houston Zoo, 6200 Hermann Park Drive, Houston, TX 77030
Join Easter Seals Greater Houston as we venture along a 5K Family Fun Walk
through the Houston Zoo to raise awareness and resources for veterans,
children and adults living with all types of disabilities. Registration for the
event begins at 7 AM, followed by the Walk at 8 AM. Following the walk, we
will continue the celebration with live music, children’s activities, animal
shows and food. Sponsorship available. May participate for a minimum
of $50, children under 12 are admitted free of charge. Contact Madison
Shofner, 713-838-0840, mshofner@eastersealshouston.org for more info.
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Golf Tournaments
CY-WOODS ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB
13 TH ANNUAL CWABC GOLF CLASSIC
The Cy-Woods Athletic Booster Club will be hosting its 13 th Annual CWABC
Golf Classic on April 6, 2019 at Cypress Lakes Golf Club. We invite everyone
in the Cypress and surrounding communities to join us. This is the largest
fundraiser of the year for the Cy-Woods Athletic Booster Club and ALL
proceeds are used to support the student-athletes at Cy-Woods High
School. In addition to the golf scramble, there will be a putting contest,
silent auction and dinner. We are also seeking sponsors for the event and
there are several sponsorship levels available. Go to www.cywoodsathletics.
org to register as a player or sponsor...or both! We also offer Dinner Only
tickets. Come out and support our Cy-Woods student-athletes!
Fundraisers
SAVE THE DATE: 8 TH ANNUAL HOUSTON KOSHER CHILI COOK-OFF
Sunday, March 3, 2019, Noon-4 PM
Join the Houston community for a fun-filled day of festivities and a kosher
chili competition during the 8 th Annual Houston Kosher Chili Cook-off.
The event will be held at Congregation Beth Yeshurun, 4525 Beechnut St.,
Houston 77096. The Kosher Chili Cook-off is the largest kosher food event
in Houston and celebrates the fellowship of the Jewish community with a
day of food, live entertainment, contests and family friendly activities while
raising funds for nonprofit organizations in the Houston Jewish community.
The cook-off attracts more than 3,500 attendees annually for live music, a
moonwalk, climbing walls, balloon artists, a jalapeno eating contest and a
silent auction as guests taste some of Houston’s best kosher chili. Cooking
teams are encouraged to register for the judged competition so groups
or organizations can promote themselves, build teamwork, have fun and
reward contributors, Board members and staff. Winners of the kosher chili
tasting contest will win coveted trophies and prizes presented by celebrity
and media judges during the award ceremony at 3:30 PM. Cost: Adults:
$10, Children (4-12): $6. For more information on becoming a sponsor,
volunteer, vendor, cooking team or to download an entry form, please visit
www.houstonkosherchilicookoff.com or follow us on Facebook or Twitter.
Proceeds from the event will benefit the local Jewish community nonprofits.
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The “Awesome, Amazing, Associates” of the Jack and Jill of America, Inc.,
North Houston Suburban Chapter will host a glamorous “A Night at the
Oscars” charity gala on Saturday, March 23, 2019. The event will be take
place from 8 PM to 12 AM at the Northgate Country Club, 17110 Northgate
Forest Drive, Houston, Texas 77068. Tickets are $75 each and the suggested
attire is “red carpet formal.” “A Night at the Oscars” will benefit the Jack and
Jill of America Foundation, which supports education, literacy, scientific
and charitable projects that benefit children. The evening will feature
dinner, dancing to live music and a raffle. For information, tables and ticket
requests contact Dr. Kyrel Broxton or Shirley Carter at jjnhsassociates@
gmail.com. Jack and Jill of America, Inc. is a non-profit family organization
which is dedicated to nurturing future leaders by supporting children
through leadership development, volunteer service, philanthropic giving
and civic duty. More information about the Jack and Jill of America
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Blood Drives/Immunizations/Health
ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL CHURCH BLOOD DRIVE
St. Cuthbert Episcopal Church will be hosting a Blood Drive on Sunday,
April 7 th , beginning at 8:30 AM. A mobile unit will be in the parking lot
until 12:30 PM. To donate, you must be a least 17 years of age, at least
110 lbs. and in good general health. If just 20 people donate, we can save
60 lives! It only takes about 15 minutes, so please stop by. Save a life -
donate blood. St. Cuthbert is located at 17020 West Road (at Queenston).
For more information, visit us at www.st.cuthbert.org.
Theater/Arts
CYPRESS SYMPHONIC BAND
The Cypress Symphonic Band will present our next concert in the Stormy
Weather series at 7 PM, Saturday, March 2 nd at Cornerstone United
Methodist Church, 18081 West Road, Houston, TX 77095. Selections
will include two from winners of our annual call for scores competition.
Tickets are $6 presale from cypresssymphonicband.org/events/ or $8 at
the door.
HOUSTON CHORAL SOCIETY
MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES - Saturday, March 9, 2019 (7:30 PM) at Foundry
United Methodist Church. For more information or to purchase tickets,
please visit the HCS website at www.houstonchoral.org or call 832-478-6986.
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10760 Grant Road, Houston, TX 77070
THE DROWSY CHAPERONE: February 22-March 17, 2019
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM
Sunday matinees at 3 PM
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THE HUNCHBACK OF SEVILLE: March 7-23, 2019
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• The Promenade Series:
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ROCO Brass - Tuesday, April 9, 2019, 3 PM
Woody Russell Jazz Trio - Tuesday, May 14, 2019, 3 PM
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Community Events
SPRING BRANCH AFRICAN VIOLET CLUB
Annual Plant Sale, March 2 nd , 10 AM-4 PM
Violets of all types such as standards, miniatures, semi-miniatures and
trailers will be available. Other Gesneriads such as Episcias and Streps
and supplies such as potting soil, pots and fertilizers will also be featured.
Club members will be available to answer general questions on growing
African Violets.
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17 TH ANNUAL WARBIRD WEEKEND
APRIL 13 th & 14 th
The world-famous CAF B-17 Flying Fortress Texas Raiders will be
headlining the 17 th annual Warbird Weekend April 13 th -14 th at the West
Houston Airport in Houston, TX. Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Houston
Wing will host the popular Warbird Weekend at their museum at the West
Houston Airport. The B-17 Texas Raiders, along with the only flying SB2C
dive-bomber Helldiver, replica Japanese Zeros from the TORA TORA TORA
performance unit and the Vietnam era CH-46 “Sea Knight” helicopter
will all be in attendance. Various WWII warbirds will be on display and
available for public flights and visiting aircraft will offer cockpit tours for
the entire weekend.
This year the Lone Star Classic Chevy Convention car show will also take
place during the Warbird Weekend. The Chevy Convention will include
over 50 classic Chevrolet cars from 1955-1957.
The admission fee is $20 per car at the gate. Proceeds from the event
help fund facility operations and the restoration and operation of the
Houston Wing aircraft. Join us on Facebook at CAF-Houston Wing or visit
the Houston Wing at www.houstonwing.org.
8 TH ANNUAL WINE FAIR
Saturday, March 30, 2019
The 8 th annual Wine Fair Cy-Fair presented by H-E-B, Tom Peacock
Cadillac, Animal ER of NW Houston, is returning to Cypress Village Station
on Saturday, March 30, 2019 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM. This year’s Wine
Fair Theme is “International Flair” and will celebrate cultural diversity
and how it translates to wine and food.
Wine Fair Cy-Fair celebrates Cy-Fair businesses and residents with a vast
array of food and beverage selections, fun engaging features, sponsor
displays, home zone exhibitions, vendors, local artisans as well as the
Bridgeland live music stage featuring local favorite The Sound Advice
Band, which will keep the crowd dancing throughout the event. Attendees
enjoy the festival atmosphere as they sip, savor and meander through
the displays featuring over 200 wines, 35 restaurants, the H-E-B Culinary
Corner and more. Getting ahead of the crowd is easy with an upgrade
to the All That Sparkles pre-party sparkling hour. Only 100 people can
start the evening sipping on champagne and bubbly wines at Hanan’s
Café for a $20 upgrade. Limited tickets are available to both the pre-party
and the Mercantil Bank VIP Premium Lounge, featuring premium wines
and culinary fare. VIP ticket holders walk away with a swag bag full of
surprises and an upgraded keepsake wine glass.
General admission tickets are $40 per person and include access to
unlimited food samples, wine tastings and interactive displays. Five
dollars from every general admission ticket will benefit Reach Unlimited.
Reach Unlimited will also host a wine pull and silent auction. VIP tickets
are $75 per person and include early entrance to the festival with a VIP
lounge offering elevated food selections by Groupo Herrero. Groupo
Herrero’s international offerings will feature upscale VIP tastings by
Alicia’s Mexican Grille, Dario’s Steakhouse & Seafood, Marvino’s Italian
Kitchen and Galiana’s Bakery & Café.
Designated driver tickets are available for a reduced amount.
Sponsorship, restaurant and vendor opportunities are still available.
If interested in participating in Wine Fair Cy-Fair, visit www.winecyfair.
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Houston Chamber of Commerce at 281-373-1390.
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Church Events
ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
17020 West Road (the northeast corner of West and Queenston) - www.
stcuthbert.org
You are invited to St. Cuthbert Episcopal Church’s Shrove Tuesday
Pancake Supper on March 5 th from 5:30-7 PM. We will eat pancakes and
play bingo!
You are also invited to the Ash Wednesday services at St. Cuthbert
Episcopal church on March 6 th at 4:30 PM and 7 PM. All services have Holy
Communion and the imposition of ashes. The 4:30 PM service is designed
for children and their families. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of
the season of Lent, which is dedicated to reflection, prayer and fasting in
preparation for Easter.
All are invited to join St. Cuthbert Church at their Lenten program, Soup
and Stories. On Wednesday nights during Lent, everyone is welcome
to gather around a bowl of soup and participate in life together. We will
get to know one another and share stories of faith through engaging
questions. The process of sharing stories helps to deepen our own
personal faith. Hearing others’ stories of God’s presence in their life
brings us into deeper relationship with each other and with God. Soup
and Stories will begin on Wednesday, March 20 th and continue through
April 10 th from 6-7 PM. The nursery will be open.
SAINT AIDAN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
13131 Fry Road, Cypress, TX 77433, Aidanschurch.org
Please join us for Ash Wednesday and Easter Services!
Ash Wednesday - March 6 th , 6 AM and 7 PM and Ashes to Go, in the
parking lot, 7 AM-7 PM
Palm Sunday - April 14 th , 8 and 10:30 AM service
Evensong - April 17 th , 7 PM
Maundy Thursday - April 18 th , 7 PM
Good Friday - April 19 th , Stations of the Cross, 12 Noon and Good Friday
Service with Children’s Chapel, 7 PM
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SPRING 2019 GOSPEL MEETING
Fry Road church of Christ will have its spring 2019 gospel meeting March
31-April 3, 2019.
Service times are:
Sunday, March 31 st : 9:30, 10:30 AM and 6 PM (Communion will be
observed in the 10:30 AM and 6 PM services.)
Monday April 1 st : 7:30 PM
Tuesday April 2 nd : 10 AM and 7:30 PM
Wednesday April 3 rd : 7:30 PM
The congregation welcomes visitors at each of these as well as our weekly
services. The web address for the Fry Road church is www.fryroad.org.
The visiting evangelist is Reagan McClenny.
SISTER 2 SISTER WOMEN’S CONFERENCE MARCH 22 ND & 23 RD
6735 Barker Cypress, Houston Texas 77084
At Autumn Creek Baptist Church Friday at 7-9 PM (doors open at 6) and
Saturday 9 AM-4 PM. Dynamic Speaker Julie Nevel Christian Recording
Artist bringing women from all walks of life together in unity to celebrate,
to inspire and encourage one another toward our divine destiny and
potential in CHRIST. Early registration fee by March 17 th is $25, at the
door $30. Mail payment for registration to church address or S2S in c/o
Della Herring, 4618 Country Spring Rd Houston, TX 77084 or drop off at
church. For more information, contact Della Herring at 660-973-2440.
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Houston Area Events
Sleep Show - March 8-10, 2019, 12-7 PM, George R. Brown Convention Center, 1001 Avenida De Las Americas, Houston, TX 77010. Admission:
Tickets to the Sleep Show start at $4.95 and can be purchased at https://sleepshow.org/attend/. The National Sleep Foundation’s
Sleep Show is a three-day consumer expo showcasing the latest innovations in sleep health and technology. Attendees will be able to
interact with more than 200 companies and their brands - from medicine to mattresses, gadgets to baby products - and to make some
great purchases from curated shops. The Sleep Show will offer educational talks, unique sleep experiential discoveries and product
demonstrations. For more information on the Sleep Show, visit sleepshow.org.
47 th Annual Buffalo Bayou Regatta - March 9, 2019, 7:30 AM-2 PM, 1001 Commerce Street, Houston, TX 77002. Admission: $50 to enter,
free to observe. Join us for Texas’ largest canoe and kayak race! Paddlers, ages 12 and up, are encouraged to participate in the 15-mile
race along the scenic Buffalo Bayou. Whether you are entering competitively or paddling for pleasure, you won’t want to miss out on this
longstanding Houston tradition! The Buffalo Bayou Partnership Regatta is rain or shine. If cancellation does take place due to severe
water or weather conditions, all entry fees will support the work of Buffalo Bayou Partnership. Note that there are no refunds given for
Buffalo Bayou Partnership Regatta registration fees.
Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo - Daily through March 17, 2019. NRG PARK, One NRG Park, Houston, TX 77054. Admission: $18-$300.
Rodeo has been a tradition in Houston since 1932 and the three-week extravaganza at NRG Park continues to consume the city every
spring. The kickoff for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the Rodeo Parade, after trail riders ride into town and set up camp in
Memorial Park. All 20 championship rodeo competitions are concluded with entertainment by music superstars. Weekday rodeos start at
6:45 PM. The entertainer takes the stage at approximately 8:45 PM. NRG Stadium gates open at 6 PM. Weekend rodeos start at 3:45 PM.
The entertainer takes the stage at approximately 5:45 PM. NRG Stadium gates open at 3 PM. See www.rodeohouston.com for complete
schedule and details.
Gust - Daily through March 21, 2019, Discovery Green, 1500 McKinney Street, Houston, TX 77010. Admission is free. GUST: Celebrating
a Decade of Discovery is an interactive art installation created by Cocolab, a Mexico City-based studio for the Discovery Green Conservancy.
GUST is a public art project that uses an array of 1600 handmade pinwheel to visualize the invisible patterns of the wind and to
activate Brown Promenade with vivid color and subtle motion.
Southeast Texas State Fair - Daily, March 21-31, 2019, Ford Park Fairgrounds, 5115 Interstate 10 Access Rd., Beaumont, TX 77705.
The YMBL South Texas State Fair & Rodeo brings thousands of visitors to Beaumont each spring to experience food, entertainment and
carnival rides. The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) showcases the country’s top cowboys and cowgirls at the YMBL
Championship Rodeo while locals present their masterpieces at the School Art, Quilt and Photo Show.
Houston Latino Film Festival - March 28-31, 2019, Talento Bilingue De Houston, 333 South Jensen, Houston, TX 77003. Admission:
$35 - All Access Badge, $11 - Single Admission. Join us for a weekend to celebrate and enjoy compelling films from the brightest and
emerging filmmakers from the U.S., Latin America, Spain and Portugal. Part of Latino Art Now and the Spring of Latino Art.
2019 Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park - March 29-31, 2019, 10 AM-6 PM. Admission: $12 online and $15 at the gate for adults;
$5 for children 5-12 years old and children under $5 are free. The Art Colony Association, Inc. (ACA) will celebrate 48 years of fine art
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and giving back to local nonprofits as it spotlights 300 artists at Bayou City Art
Festival in Memorial Park. As one of the nation’s premier outdoor fine art events,
the three-day festival will provide patrons with the opportunity to personally
meet artists, view original works and purchase world-class art. The festival
benefits local nonprofit partners and features live music, local food vendors
and food trucks, beverages, entertainment, a Children’s Creative Zone and so
much more. An exhibition of student artwork composed of the top 30 finalists
from the Middle School Art Competition will also be featured at Bayou City Art
Festival Memorial Park.
McDonald’s Houston Children’s Festival - March 30-31, 2019, 10 AM-6 PM,
Tranquillity Park, Houston, TX 77002. Admission: $10 online; $12 at the gate.
The McDonald’s Houston Children’s Festival is the largest children’s festival in
the United States. Two days of games, circus acts, rides, food, beverages and
entertainment for all ages centered in Downtown Houston. Created Child Advocates
as an avenue to create awareness and funding to help the neglected and
abused children of Houston. Over 5.4 million dollars have been raised for the
organization through the annual two days of children activities. Come celebrate,
enjoy, laugh and play at the Annual McDonald’s Houston Children’s Festival and
create a lifetime of memories.
Conquer The Gauntlet Obstacle Course Mud Run - 4 th Saturday of March, 9
AM-3 PM, 14 Pews, 15100 Interstate 45 S., Conroe, TX 77384. Admission: $59
adults; $20 kids. Conquer 25 insanely fun, epic obstacles on our 4 mile course!
Do you have what it takes? Can you Conquer The Gauntlet? Sign up today, www.
conquerthegauntlet.com!
Chimney Rock Market - 1 st Sunday of the month, 12-4 PM, Chimney Rock Plaza,
3300 Chimney Rock, Houston, TX 77056. Admission is free. Please join us for
our Art and Farmers Market! Our vendors will be selling mouth-watering eats
and artisan gifts the whole family can enjoy. As always, four-legged friends are
welcome. There will be plenty of treats for them too! When you’re done shopping,
stop in Sean Anthony Salons to browse the beautiful art gallery brought
to you by Creative Energy. Stay for the Art Reception from 2-4 PM and meet the
Artists! Refreshments will be served. Also, enter for your chance to win a cut
and color or brazillian blowout.
Living History Saturday - 3 rd Saturday of the month, 10 AM-4 PM. Washington
On The Brazos State Historic Site, 23400 Park Road 12, Washington, TX 77880.
Admission: Regular admission fees apply. Travel back in time to where a nation
was born in 1836. Staff and volunteers dressed in period clothing bring to life
the people and events of Old Washington providing a unique opportunity to
discover various aspects of life surrounding the birth of the Republic of Texas.
The program features activities suited for the entire family. Try your hand at
writing with a quill pen and sign a copy of the Texas Declaration of Independence.
Visit with militia soldiers traveling through town or try your hand at
some early Texas games. Step back in time and discover the spot where Texas
became Texas! (Activities will vary and some are weather dependent.) Contact
Adam at 936-878-2214 ext. 228.
Comedy Night at HPL - Monthly on the 3 rd Thursday, 6-8 PM. Houston Public
Library, 500 Mckinney Avenue, Houston, TX 77002. Admission is free. The Houston
Public Library offers “Open Mic” comedy night where local and non local
comedians, comediennes, ventriloquists and impressionists of ALL ages present
family comedy to the audience. Improv Performers from Station Theater closes
out the night with games that involve the audience. Everyone who participates
in at least one open mic throughout the year become eligible to participate in
the Annual Comedy competition which is held in December. Prizes in the amounts
of $100 and $75 gift cards are given to the 4 winners. Two adult and two youth.
Event is free and open to the public. Food and non alcoholic beverages are
allowed in the sitting area during this event only. You can bring your own food
and order from many of the surrounding food places. All ages.
Caffeine and Chrome - Recurring monthly on the last Saturday of the month, 9
AM-12 Noon, Gateway Classic Cars Of Houston, 1910 Cypress Station Drive, Suite
200, Houston, TX 77090. Admission is free to spectators. Presented by Grundy
Insurance! So far we have had some amazing turnouts, but we want to continue
to grow! Enjoy delicious donuts, coffee and all of our sweet rides! No cruiser?
No sweat bring the daily driver. Hope to see you there. 250+ classic & exotics.
Let’s Roam: Houston Museum District Scavenger Hunt - Daily, Hermann Park,
5951 Fannin Street, Houston, TX 77030. Admission: $11.99/person. The largest
city in Texas can feel like one great big museum. On this fun-filled Houston scavenger
hunt, explore the Museum District and all its surrounding green spaces.
Who is the city’s heroic namesake? How many columns does it take to make a
colonnade? Find out on this scavenger hunt of Houston! What You’ll See: Museum
District, Hermann Park, Clayton Library. Tickets and info, 833-202-7626.
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Recipes
THAI BASIL
CHICKEN BOWLS
A 30-minute meal with less than
400 calories per serving? YES AND
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and SO GOOD!
INGREDIENTS:
1 cup jasmine rice
1/2 cup chicken stock
3 tablespoons reduced
sodium soy sauce
1 tablespoon fish sauce
1 1/2 tablespoons light brown sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons unseasoned
rice vinegar
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 shallots, thinly sliced
1 red Thai chili pepper, thinly sliced
1 1/4 pounds ground chicken breast
1 1/2 cups packed fresh basil leaves
DIRECTIONS:
Cook rice according to package
instructions; set aside.
In a small bowl, whisk together
chicken stock, soy sauce, fish sauce,
brown sugar and vinegar; set aside.
Heat vegetable oil in a large skillet
over medium heat. Add garlic, shallots
and chili pepper. Cook, stirring
frequently, until fragrant, about 1-2
minutes.
Add ground chicken and cook until
browned, about 3-5 minutes, making
sure to crumble the chicken as it
cooks; drain excess fat.
Stir in stock mixture and cook,
stirring constantly, until the sauce
has thickened, about 2-3 minutes.
Stir in basil until just wilted, about
30 seconds.
Divide rice into bowls.
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Serve immediately.
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HEALTHIER SLOPPY JOES
You could make this on National Sloppy Joe Day March 18 th !
INGREDIENTS:
1 pound lean ground beef
1/4 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup chopped green bell pepper
2 carrots, finely chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon prepared yellow mustard
3/4 cup ketchup
1 tablespoon brown sugar
salt and ground black pepper to taste
DIRECTIONS:
Heat skillet over medium-high heat; cook and stir beef, onion, green bell pepper,
carrots and garlic until beef is browned, about 10 minutes. Drain off liquids.
Stir in mustard, ketchup and brown sugar and mix thoroughly. Reduce heat
to low and simmer until sauce has thickened, about 30 minutes. Season with
salt and pepper. Source: allrecipes.com
CHILI DIP
You could make this on National Chip and Dip Day March 23 rd !
INGREDIENTS:
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
1 (15 ounce) can chili without beans
1 (10 ounce) can diced tomatoes with green chile peppers, drained
DIRECTIONS:
In a medium, microwave safe bowl, mix cream cheese, chili without
beans and diced tomatoes with green chile peppers.
Microwave cream cheese mixture on high 1 minute. Remove from
microwave, stir and repeat until the mixture is hot and thoroughly
blended. Source: allrecipes.com
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MARCH GARDENING TIPS
VEGETABLES
• Plant vegetables such as tomatoes, sweet corn and snap beans
and pepper, as well as cucumbers, lima or butter beans, canta
loupe, okra (if the soil has warmed sufficiently - 70 degrees F.
or higher), southern peas, pumpkin, squash, peanuts and
watermelon.
LAWN
• Re-sod or replant as needed with turfgrasses adapted to this
part of Texas and suited to the planting location (shade or sun).
• When resodding semi-shaded areas with St. Augustine,
use ONLY the variety Floratam for best pest resistance.
See www.plantanswers.com/grass.htm.
TREES AND SHRUBS
• Plant container-grown trees and shrubs as soon as possible.
In shady areas, where grass is difficult to grow, consider planting
a dependable groundcover such as English ivy, Asian jasmine,
vinca or one of the prostrate junipers.
• Prune spring flowering and evergreen shrubs during early March.
However, be sure to prune spring flowering shrubs after they
have bloomed.
• Fertilize with a pre-plant application of a slow-release fertilizer
analysis such as 19 - 5 - 9 at the rate of 3 pounds per 100 square
feet of garden planting area. Early March is the ideal time to
fertilize landscape plants because you give them food just
before the spring growing season starts.
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