Williamsburg Settlement June 2021

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BOARD MEMBERS
President CO Holt 281-347-8702
Vice President Bill Petry 281-347-6465
Landscaping and Meeting Room Setup
Secretary/Treasurer/Webmaster Dave Ellis 281-347-2580
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The Yard of the Month for May 2021 is awarded to Viki Henson
LeCamu and Gary LeCamu of 22403 S. Rebecca Burwell.
Vicki and Gary were married in 2019 after dating for 20 years! At
home their “baby” is their 13 year old dog Molly. Their son, Steven
LeCamu, lives in Denver, Colorado with his wife Sloan. Vicki is
now retired after working for Chevron Corporation for 40 years
and now keeps herself busy working with glass mosaics and
fusing along with her gardening. Gary is still working running two
businesses.
MAY YARD OF THE MONTH
lantanas in red, yellow, orange and pink. The pink azaleas in those
beds froze but are now showing signs of life as are several of their
hibiscus plants. These beds also include orange cannas; white
crepe myrtle; spider plants and roses in red, pink and yellow. Their
yard is certified by monarchwatch.org as providing a monarch
butterfly friendly environment. In the center of the side yard,
they have many milkweed plants for the monarch butterflies and
caterpillars and in that same bed thy have a large leaf milkweed as
they do in their backyard. Continuing the butterfly friendly theme
their backyard also has milkweed and pipevine plants
As they live on a corner lot Vicki and Gary have a huge yard which
they put to excellent use by filling it with a large variety of trees
and plants. The front yard contains two well-maintained pine
trees, surrounded with wandering purple jew which has small
pink flowers that the bees love. They also have a beautiful white
magnolia tree that has paperwhite bulbs in the bed below it.
Like so many of our yards theirs also is still recuperating from the
damage done by our February freeze. Their beautiful ivy in that
bed froze and has not yet shown signs of life - but they say that
they still have hope! Their yard also has a couple of oak trees and a
large pecan tree from which the squirrels get most of the pecans.
But Vicki and Gary say they don’t mind! Surrounding the house
are flower beds with a large variety of plants including a red tip
photinia; more wandering purple jew; a pink pillow shamrock
plant that dies down in the heat of the summer; purple salvia and
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All the flowerbeds in the front are surrounded by beautiful natural
brown rocks. At the front door entrance, there are several pot
plants one being a huge Christmas cactus. There are also two
ivies, one named monstera adansonia swiss cheese and the other
is a money plant ivy. There is also a miniature cypress tree that
Vicki got at Christmas and which still has the bow on it!
Vicki says that the thing she likes about the Settlement are the
wonderful people who live here and the mature trees that you
can only have in a subdivision as old as ours.
Our congratulations go to Vicki and Gary in being awarded May
2021 Yard of the Month. The result of the effort that they spend
on their yard is much appreciated by all of us – as well as by the
monarch butterflies!
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The 2021 Annual General Meeting of members of the Williamsburg
Settlement Maintenance Association was held on April 20 th at our
Clubhouse. The main business of the meeting was the election of
two directors to fill the expiring terms of CO Holt and Dave Ellis
plus two vacancies left following the resignations of Chris Cox and
more recently, for health reasons, Michael Wood.
Unfortunately, no candidates stood for election for the two
vacancies left by these resignations. Both CO and Dave were
elected by acclamation each for another 3-year term.
As the one-year terms of the Association Officers expire at the
annual meeting it has to be followed by a regular Board meeting
to elect new officers. At this Board meeting CO was reelected as
President and Dave as Association Secretary and Treasurer.
A REMINDER OF AN OVERLOOKED
MAINTENANCE FEE PAYMENT OPTION
For those who every year have difficulty in making the January
1 st Association maintenance fee payment there is an option
that you may want to consider. Although at first blush it may
seem counter-intuitive, with a bit of advance planning it has
considerable advantages. This is to get “ahead of the curve” and
pre-pay your fees. At no cost to you you can make regular (or
irregular!) payments of any value either by check or on-line via
the Crest website thus building a pre-paid balance. So when
the invoice for the following year arrives you will have a part
or all of it already paid! And you will avoid all fees and interest
charges associated with a Payment Agreement; you will be
able to get your pool tags and rent the clubhouse; you won’t
get your trash cut off for late payment and you will never end
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STREET LIGHT OUTAGES
To report a burned out streetlight, any resident may call
CenterPoint directly at 713-207-2222. However, for those with
Internet access, you may also make this report on-line. For those
interested, you can go to http://cnp.centerpointenergy.com/
outage. Then enter your contact details so that they can get back
to you if more information is required. On the following page
enter the details of the light(s) with the problem. Just as you
would if reporting the outage via the telephone, you will need
to provide the street address where the light is located and the
6-digit number that is prominently displayed on the front of the
pole. Under normal circumstances the crew will be out to fix the
problem within 7 working days.
Anyone noticing a streetlight that is out or has some other
malfunction is encouraged to report the problem to CenterPoint
via either of these two methods without delay. Our Association is
charged for every streetlight each month, irrespective of whether
or not the light is functioning. So please help us get value for your
hard earned money!
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DRAFT MINUTES OF THE APRIL 20, 2021 ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS
OF WILLIAMSBURG SETTLEMENT MAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION, INC AND
THE FOLLOWING MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Annual Meeting of Member of the Williamsburg Settlement Maintenance Association, Inc. was held on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 7
PM at the Williamsburg Settlement clubhouse, 1602 Hoyt, Katy, Texas 77449.
ATTENDANCE
Board Members present were Dave Ellis, CO Holt, Jim Calvert,
James Kelley and Bill Petry.
Also, in attendance was Cindy Bojé, representing Crest
Management.
A quorum was qualified by representation in person and/or
by proxy of ninety-four (94) members. With a quorum being
established, the meeting was called to order at 7 PM
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the March 16, 2021 Board of Directors Meeting were
presented and a motion was made, seconded and unanimously
approved to accept the minutes as written.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
The next item on the agenda was the election of four (4) directors.
Two positions will each be for a three (3) year term and two
positions will be to fill two director vacancies the terms of which
expire in 2023. There were two (2) candidates on the ballot, CO
Holt and Dave Ellis. The floor was opened for nominations. There
were no nominations from the floor and a motion was made,
seconded and unanimously approved to close nominations
from the floor. With no further nominations, a motion was made,
seconded and unanimously approved to elect the two candidates
by acclamation. CO and Dave will serve until 2024. The vacant
positions remain open and when filled the appointments will be
announced at a later Board meeting.
FINANCIAL PRESENTATION
The next item on the agenda was the Association financial report,
a copy of which was included in the members’ packets. The
report was presented by Dave Ellis, the Treasurer. He reminded
those present that the Association budgets for both the annual
operating expenses and to fund the periodic replacement of
the Association’s infrastructure as items reach the end of their
operating lives and that the funds are maintained and managed
in two separate accounts for this purpose. He presented the 2020
budget followed by the financial results for the year showing
performance compared with that predicted and explained how
a reserve study is update annually to compute the required
contribution to the capital reserve.
He concluded by stating that the Association’s finances are in
excellent health. 2020 was closed out with a surplus in excess of
$60K due primarily to the termination of the HOA funded security
patrols and a capital reserve funding level of 102%.
COMMUNITY OPERATIONS UPDATE
CO Holt informed the members that the Association has
completed several projects this year including the replacement
of the lighting in the clubhouse big room and exterior hallway
and replacement of the pool diving board. New Christmas
decorations were also purchased and installed. CO stated that,
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as could be seen by the attendees, the clubhouse suffered major
damages during the freeze and the Association is working with
approved contractors to return it to service as soon as possible.
As the kitchen was badly impacted the opportunity is being
taken to bring forward a planned upgrade to include replacing
the aging kitchen appliances. The big room repairs will include
replacing the carpet and vinyl tiles and also the installation of
sound absorbing panels on the big room walls to improve the
acoustics. Future planned projects include adding Wi-Fi capability
and enhancements to our security surveillance system.
HOMEOWNER OPEN FORUM
At this time, there was a general question and answer period
covering various topics including the Association’s savings from
the removal of the HOA funded security to cover Association
ongoing expenses and gratitude to the MUD Board for installing
generators at their plants.
The Annual Meeting was adjourned at 7:46 PM and those residents
interested were invited to stay to attend to a Board meeting to
immediately follow at which Association officers would be elected
and responsibilities assigned.
BOARD MEETING
The meeting was opened and nominations for the various
positions were made and voted on.
The resulting officer assignments and responsibilities were as
follows.
Officers:
President - C.O. Holt
Vice President - Bill Petry
Secretary/Treasurer - Dave Ellis
Other Directors:
Director - Jim Calvert
Director - James Kelley
Director - Vacant
Director - Vacant
Subcommittee Chairs:
Architectural Review Committee - Jim Calvert
Deed Restriction and Yard-of-the-Month - Jim Calvert
Landscaping and Board Meeting Room Setup - Bill Petry
Flag Maintenance and Perimeter Fence - James Kelley
Email Communications, Website and Recreation Area Operation
and Maintenance - Dave Ellis
Community Events - Tabled until a full Board is in place.
Meeting Signs - James Kelley
New Resident Welcoming Committee oversight - Dave Ellis
OLD BUSINESS
The following motions were made and approved by email vote
since the last Board meeting:
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a. Approval of the contract for acoustic panel installation by
Sound and Pixel in the amount of $3,690.
b. Approval of new kitchen appliances from Home Depot in the
amount of $1,809.
c. Approval of the mold remediation contract addition to Spears
Renovations in the amount of $6,829.20.
d. Approval to remove two dead trees from Vobe Court due to the
freeze by JJ Garcia in the amount of $2,100.
NEW BUSINESS
Possible Sharing of replacement cost of fences bordering the
common area - The Board discussed and Jim Calvert stated he will
review a homeowner’s survey to determine whether a fence to be
replaced is solely on the homeowner’s property. Cindy B. stated
that she would look to see if the plat maps show this information.
Possible actions to be taken to address the AirBnb and other
“nuisance” situations - The Board discussed and stated that in
accordance with the legal opinion received from the Association
attorney it will request the Association’s attorney to draft rules
and regulations that limit and/or prohibit short-term leases.
Upcoming contract expirations - These include the Association
insurance and trash contracts. The Board agreed that they were
satisfied with both companies and there was not a need to obtain
competitive pricing at this time.
Deed restriction issues requiring decisions - Jim Calvert discussed
various issues with the Board. An email will be sent to Jill R. with a
copy to Cindy B., instructing her on the direction requested from
the Board.
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ADJOURNMENT
With no further business to come before the Board, the meeting
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The next Board meeting will be Tuesday, May 18, 2021.
NEXT WSMA BOARD MEETING
The next meeting of the WSMA Board of Directors will be held in
the clubhouse on Hoyt Lane at 5:30 PM on Tuesday, June 15, 2021.
If you wish to be placed on the agenda, please contact Cindy Bojé
of Crest no later than the Tuesday preceding the meeting date.
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WILLIAMSBURG SETTLEMENT
POOL RENTAL
The pool is available for private parties during the swim season
(only), subject to the posted pool rules and the following
restrictions.
During Pool Hours:
• Only 1 group at a time.
• Parties must be scheduled at least 2 weeks ahead of time using
the Clubhouse Booking Form.
• Parties held during open hours are restricted to 20 or fewer
persons (adults and children) who will be entering the water and
do not have their own pool tags and a total of not more than 60
persons in total within the pool area.
• Parties that include a total of between 20 and 40 swimmers (i.e.
including those who have their own pool tags) are required to
hire one additional lifeguard.
• Parties that include a total of more than 40 swimmers (i.e.
including those who have their own pool tags) are required to
hire two additional lifeguards.
• Parties in excess of 20 will also require a gate guard for the first
hour to check the party in and confirm that everyone who will be
in the pool area has signed a waiver.
• The charge for the additional guard(s) will be $26 per hour with
a minimum of 2 hours.
• If at any time the number of swimmers in the water or the
number of persons within the pool area (including regular pool
users who are not members of the party) exceeds the limits that
can be safely managed by the lifeguards on duty then the guards
have the authority to ask some swimmers to leave the water or in
extreme cases to close the pool.
• Two responsible adults must be in the pool area at all times
acting as chaperons to ensure the good behavior of all members
of the party.
• Party to be over and the area cleaned up by pool closing at 8 PM.
After Hours:
• Parties must be scheduled at least 2 weeks ahead of time.
• Rental Fees: 1-49 people - $50; 50 plus - $75.
• Private pool parties may only be scheduled on days on which
the pool is open. The parties may start at 8 PM and must end, the
area cleaned up and the facility vacated by the scheduled end of
the party, either 10 or 11 PM, as selected on the booking form. The
lifeguards will clear the pool 15 minutes prior to end time.
• One responsible adult for every 10 persons under the age of
21 must be in the pool area at all times acting as chaperones to
ensure the good behavior of all members of the party.
• Lifeguards will be booked by the Association from the pool
management company. There will be a minimum of 2 lifeguards
plus an additional guard for every 20 persons in excess of 40 who
will be entering the pool. Parties in excess of 20 will also require a
gate guard for the first hour to check the party in and confirm that
everyone who will be in the pool area has signed a waiver.
• The per-lifeguard hourly fee is $26.
• The cost for the lifeguards will be added to the rental fee and
will be payable by the renter to the Association at the time the
booking is confirmed.
• A $150 refundable deposit is required.
PET ID TAGS
Folks - as soon as the vet gives your young pets their Rabies shot
remember to get their ID tags. The Rabies tag lists the name, phone
number and address of the vet. So! All you need to do is put the Rabies
tag onto the pet’s collar and leave it there all the time. That way, if the
pet gets loose, anyone finding him or her can look at the tag to see
the vet’s phone number and call to report the lost animal. Better yet,
add another tag to your pet’s collar that lists the dog or cat’s name
and your own phone number or address. You can get these from any
pet store. When a pet has these but goes astray, anyone finding it can
call you and you can go get him or her right away. Your pet will be
very glad to see you! A happy pet is a loving pet.
VETERINARY PUBLIC
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Animals that are not properly restrained pose a threat to all our
residents. While you may know your pet is friendly, an animal
running at someone who is walking by is very scary for that person.
Many children are afraid of animals and become frightened, which
could result in the child getting hurt trying to avoid the animal.
Veterinary Public Health (formerly called Harris County Animal
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The custodian of a dog or cat is not authorized to have, harbor
or keep any unlicensed dog or cat or to allow any dog or cat to
become a stray.”
Restraint is defined as the control of a dog or cat under the
following circumstances:
1. When it is controlled by a line or leash not more then six (6)
feet in length, if the line or leash is held by a human being who
is capable of controlling or governing the dog or cat in question.
2. When it is within a fully enclosed vehicle.
3. When it is on the premise of the custodian and the animal does
not have access to sidewalk to street.
While it may be nice to have your animal out in the yard while you
work or play, it is against the law, unless the animal is properly
restrained.
Let’s all help keep our community a safe and comfortable place
for all our residents by being responsible pet owners. This will not
only protect anyone who may be walking or bicycling in the area,
but also the pet owner who could be held legally responsible or
possibly sued for failing to properly restrain their pet.
KATY AREA PLAYGROUP
A Katy area playgroup for stay at home moms and their infantpreschool
aged children in the Williamsburg area meets every
Monday at different locations. If you interested in participating
or finding out more about the playgroup, please contact the
playgroup coordinator, Laura Bannerman, at llbannerman@gmail.
com. Please share this information with neighbors and friends!
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Commissioner Steve Radack, Harris County Precinct Three
The Thomas A. Glazier Senior Education Center is located at 16600
Pine Forest Lane, 77084; one block south of the intersection of
Hwy. 6 and Clay Road. All classes/programs are FREE for Harris
County residents aged 55+. Zumba, Yoga, Spanish, Dance, Legal,
Watercolor, Wills and Probate, Computer/IPhone and Wellness
classes are offered among hundreds of other classes/workshops.
For more info, go online to www.pct3.com/About/Calendars/
Glazier-Senior-Center-Calendar for a schedule of all our programs
or call us at 713-274-3250.
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
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This is just a list of teenagers from the subdivision who wish to
find part time jobs. Responsibility for any work done by these
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NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE, INC. LADY BIRD
CHAPTER HOSTS FOOD DRIVE
The National Charity League, Inc., Lady Bird Chapter (NCL, Inc.)
hosted a food drive at the Westland Baptist Church on Grand
Parkway/99. The Lady Bird Chapter class of 2026 hosted the event
and invited participants to drop off non-perishable food items in
large paper bags to the church. Over 111 bags, 375 pounds of nonperishable
food items were collected and donated to Katy Christian
Ministries (KCM). KCM is one of 27 philanthropic organizations that
the National Charity League, Lady Bird Chapter supports in the Katy,
Texas area. Katy Christian Ministries has been helping local families
and individuals fight poverty, food insecurity, domestic violence and
sexual assault since 1984 and the NCL Lady Bird Chapter is proud to
continue to support their cause.
About National Charity League, Inc., Lady Bird Chapter:
The National Charity League, Inc. (NCL, Inc.) is a non-profit national
organization comprised of mothers and daughters, grade 7-12,
with chapters across the United States. The mission of NCL, Inc.
is to foster mother-daughter relationships within a philanthropic
organization committed to community service, cultural experiences
and leadership development. The Lady Bird Chapter is one of 4
chapters in the Katy, Texas area and has over 300 active members.
NCL, Inc. is the largest mother-daughter organization in the world. To
date, there are over 283 chapters nationwide. For more information
about the NCL, Inc., Lady Bird Chapter, please visit: www.ladybird.
nationalcharityleague.org.
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KISD NEWS
KATY VIRTUAL SCHOOL RECOGNIZED FOR
OUTSTANDING DISTANCE LEARNING
At Katy Independent School District, online learning has become
an increasingly popular and effective method of education, by both
students and parents, because of the expanded learning opportunities
available. Due to its commitment to offer distance education, the
District’s Katy Virtual School (KVS) has been recognized by the Texas
Distance Learning Association (TxDLA) as the 2021 K-12 winner of the
Outstanding Commitment to Excellence and Innovation in Distance
Education recognition.
“Katy ISD was the only K-12 school district in Texas to receive such a
prestigious award,” said Susan Richards, Katy ISD Instructional Technology
e-Learning Manager. “KVS has expanded over the years to provide
secondary students quality instruction outside of normal school hours and
during the summer to support their graduation plans,” added Richards.
KVS launched in 2013 with a primary goal of offering choice and
flexibility for rigorous online courses developed and taught by Katy ISD
teachers. Over 45 Advanced Placement (AP), Katy Advanced Program and
academic level courses were available to students this year with more
courses being added each year. Just last year, over 4,000 students utilized
KVS to reach their educational goals. KVS is a different program from the
recently developed Katy Virtual Academy (KVA), which was created for
online learning during the pandemic.
DONATUTORS
Donatutors is a nonprofit tutoring organization that donates 100% of
our proceeds to charity. All of our tutors are straight-A students at Seven
Lakes High school and we offer a multitude of courses like creative
writing, computer science, biology, public speaking, ICTW writing and
many different math courses too. We charge $20 per class, but the first
one is free! For more information, check out donatutors.com or email
us at donatutors@gmail.com. What’s even cooler is that this summer
Donatutors was able to raise $1,283 which we used 70% to give to a
Houston based charity called NAMI and 30% to buy a bunch of masks
and canned food for donation. Please check us out!
JUNE IS NATIONAL CAMPING MONTH
National Camping Month in June is an excellent time to pack up your
gear and experience nature. Whether you like roughing it or prefer
to have a few modern conveniences when heading out to the trail, it’s
important to keep a few things in mind:
1. Make sure you have plenty of fresh water or a fresh water source.
2. Take a first aid kit and that it is stocked.
3. Pack waterproof matches.
4. Take non-perishable food such as granola bars, jerky, peanut butter,
chocolate bars and dried fruits, especially if you are not taking a cooler.
5. Pack fruits, vegetables and meats separately and keep chilled in a
cooler.
6. Include sunblock, even for cloudy days.
7. Rain gear, jackets and blankets are necessary for cooler weather.
Around the country, there are a variety of campsites available. The more
modern campsite includes showers and recreational facilities. These often
include water hookups and parking pads for RVs and campers and cabins to
rent as well as more primitive sites with no electrical hookups designed for
tent usage. Other parks only allow primitive camping and require everything
you pack into the park to be packed out. So, seriously consider your needs
if you are hiking into the park for your stay. These are not for the glampers.
Gather family and friends, don’t forget the s’mores supply and go
camping! Nature is calling and there are so many ways to enjoy a
weekend or even more camping. National Camping Month has been
observed since the 1970s.
Source: https://nationaldaycalendar.com
CAMPSITES -
TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT
https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/park-information/facilities/campsites
Whether you prefer camping or “glamping,” there are many places just a
short drive away. If you check out the Texas Parks and Wildlife site, you can
get info for all sorts of places, hiking, kayaking or horses, just pick what you
are looking to do. Or maybe there is a particular area you want to see? You
can check by the park name for amenities. Check the calendar tab for a list
of upcoming events. All the info is right there for Texas parks, along with
reservation info, regulations, maps and more!
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8 BEST SUMMER VACATION
DESTINATIONS IN TEXAS
1. GALVESTON: If you’re looking for a classic beach getaway, then a visit
to Galveston is a must. Galveston beach is a popular summer destination
among Texans, especially those in Houston, since Galveston is only about an
hour drive from downtown. Galveston offers more than just the beach too,
however beach fun is why many people flock here. Enjoy great shopping
along the Strand, escape the heat by visiting Moody Gardens or try the
thrilling water rides at Schlitterbahn Waterpark. There are plenty of hotels,
resorts, and rental properties here that cater to the influx of summer tourism.
2. GARNER STATE PARK: Spend time camping and tubing down the Frio
River when you visit Garner State Park this summer. Garner State Park,
located in Concan, Texas, is a popular summer destination among Texans.
Although there are plenty of hiking and wildlife watching opportunities
in the park, the main draw here is truly the Frio River, where the state park
has 10 acres of river frontage. Many people kayak, tube, fish and even
snorkel here. Garner State Park is so popular during the summer that
the park hosts live music concerts on the weekend. This Texas summer
destination is definitely a family-friendly spot.
3. CORPUS CHRISTI: If you’re looking for more of a quiet beach scene than
Galveston, then Corpus Christi is more your vibe. Tourism grows here during
the summer and for good reason. Corpus Christi, or simply referred to as
“Corpus” by Texans, has beautiful Gulf Coast beaches that are perfect for
sunbathing, surfing, and windsurfing. If you’ve grown tired of the beach scene,
the town of Corpus Christi offers a number of attractions, such as the Texas
State Aquarium, the South Texas Botanical Garden, and the U.S.S Lexington.
4. SAN ANTONIO: Escape to central Texas this summer by vacationing in
San Antonio. With a unique city vibe full of history and culture, this Texas
city makes for a great summer getaway. Stroll the Riverwalk to enjoy a great
meal, explore the Alamo to learn about Texas history or even enjoy a thrilling
roller coaster at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. San Antonio is a great summer vacation
for foodies, since the area is packed with incredible restaurants from hole-inthe-wall
Mexican joints to classy cuisine found along the Riverwalk.
5. SOUTH PADRE ISLAND: South Padre Island may be known as a spring
break destination but it shouldn’t be dismissed as a great summer travel
spot as well. This Gulf Coast town is home to the most beautiful beaches in
the Lone Star State. If you’re hoping for beach time this summer, then South
Padre Island should be your destination of choice. With miles of white sand,
plenty of shops to occupy your non-beach days, and even a Schlitterbahn
Waterpark location, South Padre Island transcends from its spring break
reputation into a popular spot during the summer months too.
6. AUSTIN: Texas’ capital city has plenty to see and do during the summer
months. Known as the Live Music Capital of the World, music lovers will
find plenty of live music acts in Austin when they visit during June, July
and August. Big headliners always hit up ATX during their summer tours,
while local acts can be seen for free anywhere from coffee shops, local
music venues and even the airport. Visit the Texas State Capitol, view the bat
colony under the South Congress Bridge at dusk, shop the electric boutiques
along South Congress Avenue and enjoy a wide variety of food truck cuisine
during your summer stay in Austin. If you’re looking to escape the heat, take
a dip in the Barton Creek Greenbelt or Barton Springs Pool.
7. NEW BRAUNFELS: New Braunfels is a Hill Country destination that has
grown into a popular summer getaway due to the Guadalupe and Comal
Rivers and the up-and-coming craft beer scene here. Beat the Texas heat
by floating in the cool waters of the Comal or Guadalupe Rivers. New
Braunfels has strong German roots, so enjoy a bratwurst and a German
beer during your summer stay here. If dancing and live music is your
thing, then don’t miss out on a visit to the historic Gruene Hall, which is
only 10 minutes outside of New Braunfels.
8. BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK: Last but not least is Big Bend National
Park. Although this park is located in west Texas, a desert environment,
don’t let the heat scare you away. Take a hike during the early mornings
or evenings to catch views of wildlife and avoid the desert heat during
the day. This area is also known for its dark night skies, so stargazing is a
must when you visit during the summer. Take a scenic drive or raft the Rio
Grande to find a cool escape in this desert oasis.
Source: www.tripstodiscover.com
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The Women’s Fund for Health Education and Resiliency, a nonprofit
providing Houston area women and girls with the tools needed to be
advocates for their health, is pleased to announce the 6 th Annual Wine
Dinner, which will be held on Wednesday, June 9, 2021 at 6:30 PM at
Tony’s. Guests have the option to attend in person or virtually from the
comfort of their home. Proceeds from the event support The Women’s
Fund programs that serve to educate girls and women in the Houston
area through classes, workshops, lectures and publications focused on
physical, mental, financial, emotional, health and wellness. The Women’s
Fund invites everyone to support the mission to help more adolescent girls
and women lead happier, healthier and more resilient lives by purchasing
a sponsorship or tickets to the wine dinner at Wine Dinner & Entertainment
|The Women’s Fund. For 42 years, The Women’s Fund has been educating
girls and women in the Houston area through classes, workshops, lectures
and publications that teach resiliency skills and relate those skills to
current health risks. Dedicated to ensuring positive health outcomes for
individuals and communities, The Women’s Fund serves close to 12,000
women and adolescent girls and distributes 9,913 publications each year.
For information on The Women’s Fund including details about the wine
dinner sponsorship and individual tickets, please visit www.womensfund.
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS
VBS 2021 CHAMPIONS IN LIFE
JUNE 7-10, 2021, 1-4 PM
Ready, Set Go with God!
First Fulshear UMC
8201 Harris Street
Fulshear, TX 77441
281-346-1416
ALL ABOARD FOR FUN AT VBS!
Cornerstone Church invites you to our Rocky Railway VBS June 14 th -17 th
from 8:45 AM to Noon. Registration is FREE and is open to 4-10 year olds.
For more information contact 281-579-1080 or info@CornerstoneKaty.
org. We are located at 1351 S Mason Rd at Park York.
FAMILY LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD, KATY
INVITES CHILDREN TO TREASURED VBS:
DISCOVERING YOU’RE PRICELESS TO GOD
A summer kids’ event called Treasured VBS will be hosted at Family Life
Assembly of God, 24911 Roesner Road, Katy from Monday, June 14 th to
Thursday, June 17 th . At Treasured, kids discover God’s greatest treasure
isn’t diamonds, gems or gold - it’s them! Kids participate in memorable
Bible-learning activities, sing catchy songs, play teamwork-building
games, experience one-of-a-kind Bible Adventures, collect Bible Memory
Buddies to remind them of God’s love and test out Sciency-Fun Gizmos
they’ll take home and play with all summer long. Plus, kids will learn to
look for evidence of God all around them through something called God
Sightings. Each day concludes with the Closing Quest that gets everyone
involved in living what they’ve learned. Kids at Treasured VBS will join
a mission project effort to provide mosquito nets for draping over beds
to protect kids while they sleep. The nets will be distributed all over the
world-wherever mosquitoes may carry malaria. Treasured is for kids from
3 years old and toilet trained to kids who just finished 5 th grade and will
run from 6-8:30 PM each day. For more information, call 281-392-0637.
To register go to www.flag.church and look for the Treasured VBS logo
on the home page.
GRACE FELLOWSHIP PRESS PLAY
& GET IN THE MIX VBS
JUNE 14 - 17, 2021, 9 AM - 12 PM
Get ready to GET IN THE MIX this year at VBS. Join us in-person or online
as we turn up the volume! We will remind kids that they can have
confidence because of Jesus. Kids will begin to see themselves the
same way that Jesus sees them, then real confidence will begin to take
root and grow. They will see that they are known, they belong, they
are forgiven, they can change, and that they can make a difference!
So PRESS PLAY and join us for VBS 2021! VBS is open to all children
completed Kindergarten-5 th grade. Preschool Vacation Bible School
is available for children of volunteers. Registration Price is free! www.
whatisgrace.org/vbs
GRACE FELLOWSHIP THE BRIDGE
SPECIAL NEEDS VBS
JUNE 14-17, 2021
This year we are offering two VBS options, in-person and online! The
Bridge Special Needs VBS track in-person is from 9 AM to noon. It is for all
school age special needs students (Kindergarten-12 th Grade). To help us
provide a fun and safe environment for all children, please be sure your
student meets the following criteria before registering:
• Student does not require isolation from the rest of The Bridge population
• Student is not aggressive and does not pose a threat to themselves or
others
• Student does not have severe medical/emotional needs that require
specialized care
For any questions, please contact our Special Needs Director, Katina
Yeargain, at kyeargain@whatisgrace.org.
PARKWAY FELLOWSHIP VBS
JUNE 14-17, 2021 - VBS
27043 FM 1093, Richmond
832-222-9282 • www.parkwayfellowship.com
STAYCATION BIBLE SCHOOL VIRTUAL VBS
JUNE 21-JUNE 24, 2021
Kingsland Baptist Church - 20555 Kingsland Blvd, Katy
Theme: 1980’s - Join us as we go back to the 80’s for a Staycation! View a
video each day with music, games, crafts and a story. Invite friends and
neighbors for a totally tubular time! Additional information on when to
pickup supply bags will be available upon registration.
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THE FOUNDRY CHURCH VBS
JUNE 21-25, 2021, 9 AM - 12 PM
Wilderness Escape - Where God Guides & Provides
Fry Road Campus - For children ages completed Kindergarten-5 th Grade
Join us at Wilderness Escape VBS, and become part of the journey as
Moses and the Israelites watch God guide and provide! You’ll travel
back into Bible times-without setting foot outside our community.
Each day, you’ll become part of history as we see, hear, touch, and
even taste what it was like to live in the Bible-times wilderness! You’ll
explore the Israelite Camp tents, visit Moses, take part in games, dance
to lively Bible songs, and sample tasty tidbits as you discover more
about Moses’ adventures. These experiences make God’s Word come
alive with new meaning for all who participate! Register at https://
foundrychurch.org/summeroffun.
CINCO RANCH CHURCH OF CHRIST VBS
JUNE 22-24, 2021
This is a free event for children 3 years old to 5 th grade. Registration link
and more details can be found on cincochurch.com.
ST. JOHN VIANNEY ONLINE VBS
BEGINS JULY 5, 2021
Treasured - Discovering You’re Priceless to God
Embark on an epic quest through hidden ruins, ancient caves,
and dense jungles. At Treasured VBS, kids dig into action-packed,
faith-filled adventures. They’ll discover God’s greatest treasure
isn’t diamonds, gems, or gold–it’s them! To volunteer or for more
information, visit www.stjohnvianney.org/faith-formation/youthformation/vacation-bible-school/
or email Anabel Acosta at
aacosta@stjohnvianney.org.
ST. FAUSTINA CATHOLIC CHURCH VBS
JULY 19-23, 2021
Treasured - Discovering You’re Priceless to God
www.saintfaustinachurch.org/vbs
THE FELLOWSHIP VACATION BIBLE XTREME - VBX
JULY 26-30, 2021, 5:30 PM-8:30 PM
Contact Debbie Hummel for more information at debbieh@thefellowship.
org. The Fellowship, 22765 Westheimer Parkway, Katy, TX US 77450.
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All summer camps are for ages 5-12.
Register at https://funtastiklabs.com/summer-camps
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HOUSTON’S FIRST BAPTIST
DAYCATION AT THE LOOP
JUNE 1-AUGUST 13, 2021, 7 AM-6 PM
7401 Katy Freeway, Houston, TX 77024
Daycation is open to campers entering 1 st -9 th grades in Fall 2021.
Daycation is a summer day camp ministry of Houston’s First Baptist
Church serving families in Houston, and surrounding areas, for over 30
years. Our goal is to share the love of Jesus Christ to all who enter our
doors, by providing a fun, safe and nurturing environment for your family.
Although the name has gone through many variations throughout the
years, the commitment to provide the best place for your child to be in
the summer has never changed. Visit https://houstonsfirst.org/the-loop/
ministries/fitness-recreation/daycation for more details.
CAMP COVE AT THE FELLOWSHIP
JUNE 7-JUNE 24, 2021
22765 Westheimer Parkway, Katy
The Fellowship will be offering three different sessions for ages 2-6,
Monday-Thursday, 9 AM-2:30 PM. Contact campcove@thefellowship.org
with questions. Visit www.thefellowship.org (Grow-Kids-Summer Camps).
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SUMMER CAMPS
JUNE 7-JULY 16, 2021
The best summer camp starts here! Variety of camps for all ages!
CompuCamp, EngineeringCamp, LanguageCamp, ScienceCamp,
SummerAcademy, WritingCamp. For more information and registration
details visit www.compucamp2021.com/
CAMP TECH REVOLUTION AT RICE UNIVERSITY
JUNE 7-AUGUST 6, 2021, AGES 6-14
Choose from 35+ in person or online Cutting-Edge Summer Camps.
Proprietary Expert Curricula. Talented Instructors. Dynamic Programming.
Hands-On Learning. Prestigious Locations. New Friends and Connections.
Building Confidence. Developing Life Skills. The Next Generation in Tech.
Success starts here. Enroll for one or more weeks! For more information
visit www.lavnercampsandprograms.com/location/houston-tx-summercamps-tech-camps-rice-university.
SUMMER CAMP AT HOUSTON MUSEUM OF
NATURAL SCIENCE
JUNE 7-AUGUST 13, 2021
This isn’t your average summer camp. Against the backdrop of real dinosaur
fossils, chemistry in action and a world class institution, kids can experience
a summer of education and adventure. Geared for kids ages 6-12, Summer
Camps at HMNS use fun, hands-on learning and distinguished teachers to
inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists. What will your child
discover? Visit www.hmns.org/education/summer-camp.
CHALLENGE ISLAND STEM SUMMER CAMP
JUNE 7 - JULY 23, 2021
Cinco Ranch Lake House - 25202 Springwood Lake Dr, Katy, TX
Challenge Island®, The World’s #1 STEM/STEAM program, is a highenergy,
hands-on fusion of STEAM, 21 st Century Skills, Problem-Solving
Adventure, Project-Based Learning and our trademark STEAMbuilding®
experience. Campers embark on fantastical themed STEAM journeys
where they work in collaborative tribes to tackle various exciting
challenges using only the materials in their treasure chest and their
boundless imaginations. To register and for more information visit
https://challenge-island.com/nwhouston-katy.
GRACE FELLOWSHIP AFTER VBS SPORTS CAMP
JUNE 14-17, 2021, 12 PM - 4 PM
Armored-Sports is offering a sports camp after VBS for children completed
Kindergarten-5 th grade. The sports camp is a multi-sport camp consisting
of fun games like Dodgeball, Kickball, Capture the Flag, and other games
revolving around classic sports like Basketball, Flag Football, and Soccer.
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Your child will be escorted by VBS leaders at the conclusion of VBS to
Sports Camp, where they will meet Armored Staff and eat their sack
lunch. Parents, you may drop off at the start of VBS and don’t have to pick
up until the end of Sports Camp! Registration Price: February 7 th -June 1 st -
$95; After June 1 st - $105. More information at www.armored-sports.com.
CAMP WEST AT FAITH WEST ACADEMY
JUNE 14-JULY 16, 2021
2225 Porter Rd, Katy, TX
Camp West is a fun and exciting day camp open to all children
Kindergarten through 8 th grade. Come experience the joy of summer
camp in the heart of Katy, TX. Campers are treasured at Camp West, they
have the most fun they’ve ever had in a safe environment, and enjoy the
life-changing love of Jesus! www.campwest.org
DRAMA CAMPS AT CINCO RANCH LAKE HOUSE
JUNE 21-AUGUST 6, 2021
25202 Springwood Lake Dr, Katy, TX
“Fun With Fables”, “Hollywood Who-Dun-It! and “Inspiration Playhouse - Fairy
Tales”! Games, activities, crafts, performances! Register at https://dramakids.
com/katy-west-houston-cinco-ranch-fulshear-tx/camps-events/
KATY’S NEWEST FILMMAKING AND ANIMATION
CAMP CREATED BY SLHS ALUMNI
Howdy! Our names are Kai, Cazden, Robbie and Jack, we are four SLHS
Alumni and Texas Film School Graduates. For the past year we have
been creating Katy’s newest and only Animation and Filmmaking camp,
Creator Camp! Our goal is to share with students the wonders of film and
animation without the dullness of note taking and lectures. We designed
our 3-day camps so that students will learn hands-on and in real-time,
creating Special effects, Green Screen effects, Sound effects and loads
more. Each day, students will come home with a new movie they created
themselves and on the last day we will transform a classroom into a
mock Oscars Film Festival where your child will pick their favorite film
that they made to be shown on the big screen! We are running our first
camps this summer and we would love to have some support from the
local community to get us off to a good start. Camps are held at Mirus
Academy Katy, 5561 3 rd St, Katy, TX 77493 and Each camper will receive a
free shirt and goody bag. Two Sessions will be held this summer:
Session 1: June 28 th -30 th : 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
Session 2: July 20 th -22 nd : 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
If your child is interested in filmmaking or animation please visit our site
at CreatorCamp.org.
AUDITION TO BE PART OF OUR SUMMER
PERFORMANCE CAMP WORKSHOPS!
SUMMER CAMP 2021
ASPIRING ARTISTS THREE WEEK WORKSHOP:
MUSICAL THEATRE REVUE
AGES: 13-18 **AUDITIION DAY: Thurs, July 8 th at 1-4 PM**
Rehearsal Dates/Times: July 12 th -16 th , July 19 th -23 rd , July 26 th -28 th : 1 PM-4 PM
Tech/Dress Rehearsal: Thursday, July 29 th at 12-4 PM
Recording Session: Friday, July 30 th at 12-4 PM
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JUNIOR ALL-STAR CAMP -
TWO WEEK PERFORMANCE CAMP “CRUISIN’ THE SEA”
AGES: 8-12 ** Audition Day: Fri, July 9 th at 1-4 PM**
Rehearsal Dates/Times:
July 12 th -16 th , July 19 th -23 rd , July 26 th -28 th : 10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Junior All-Star Performance Camp provides a stage experience, which
allows beginning artists to develop concepts about self, human
relationships and their environment using elements of drama and
conventions of theatre. Hones basic presentation, speech and production
skills. Musical Theatre Skills focal in this class including basic dance steps
and singing/acting as character.
Summer Camps: www.adplayers.org/2021-summer-academy
Performance Camps:
www.adplayers.org/2021-summer-academy/?_
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2049281078.1576079014#summer-performance-camps
A.D. Players Performing Arts Academy
adplayers.org - 713-439-0181
Saint Street Studio - 2613 Saint St. Houston, TX 77027
STAGEWORKS THEATRE SUMMER CAMPS
10760 Grant Rd, Houston, TX 77070 - 281-587-6100
The Seussification of Romeo and Juliet - ​Ages 6-13
June 7-18, 2021, 9 AM-2 PM
“We work as unto
the Lord”
RESIDENTIAL &
COMMERCIAL
GEYER ROOFING
Specializing in
Re-Roofing
Ron Geyer
713-462-3898
REMODELING
• Kitchens • Bathrooms • Windows / Doors • Floors • Hardi Siding
• Rooms Additions • Complete Renovations • Patio Covers
Rob Geyer
281-477-3456
Disney’s Aladdin Jr. - Ages 6-13
June 20-July 9, 2021
The Jungle Book - Ages 6-12
July 12-23, 2021, 9 AM-2 PM
Dinner at Eight, Dead by Nine - Ages 10-15
July 19-30, 2021, 10 AM-3 PM
Performances
The Fairy Tale Network - Ages 6-12
August 9-20, 2021, 9 AM-2 PM
Into the Woods Jr. - Ages 10-15
August 2-20, 2021, Classes 10 AM-3 PM
​And our one-week Crash Cabaret Classes:
It Must Be Love - Ages 6-13
July 26-30, 2021, 9 AM-2 PM
Make A Wish - Ages 6-13
August 2-6, 2021, 9 AM-2 PM
EEEK! SCIENCE SUMMER CAMP
JULY 13 - 16, 2021, 9 AM - 2 PM & JULY 20 - 23, 2021, 9 AM - 2 PM
EEEK! Science camps include numerous science based activities centered
around various themes for the day. During each week, campers will receive
a personalized lab coat. Campers also receive a fun science snack each day
that pertains to the day’s investigation as well as at least one activity or
experiment that they get to take home each day to continue their science
fun. This year we are excited to return to Simonton Christian School in
Simonton! Visit http://eeekscience.com/index.php/camp-information/
Dr. Brad McCary, DVM
www.williamsburg-vets.com
WINSHAPE CAMP AT
CURRENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
AUGUST 2-6, 2021
Have the summer of a lifetime close to home! WinShape Camps for
Communities brings the ultimate day camp right to your neighborhood,
combining fun, faith and friendship into an action-packed week. Campers
completing grades K5-8 cultivate their God-given skills and talents in a
281-347-0246
1827 N. Mason Rd.
Katy, TX 77449
Mon, Tues, Thurs, & Fri: 7:30AM-6:00PM
Wednesday: 7:30AM-12:00 Noon
Saturday: 8:00AM-12:00 Noon
Sunday: Closed
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mix of indoor and outdoor moments, physical activity and creative play,
with epic adventures at camp all day and sleeping soundly back at home
at night. At the end of the week, we serve up a day of fun for the whole
family-complete with a yummy lunch from Chick-fil-A. Register now at
https://campregistration.winshape.org/
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PARKWAY FELLOWSHIP
SUMMER EVENTS FOR KIDS
August 2-6, 2021 - Pine Cove City, Registration open
August 12, 2021 - Last Bash, for the whole family
27043 FM 1093, Richmond
832-222-9282 • www.parkwayfellowship.com
ROSE THERAPEUTIC FARM AND GOAT YOGA
SUMMER CAMPS
ROSE Therapeutic Farm Summer Camps are an exciting way to light
up any young person’s summer. Our camps provide unique, hands-on
opportunities for learning, growth, and fun. Campers spend their time
here immersed in the natural world, with animals and the environment.
Each camp is loaded with creative, enriching activities meant to help
your kiddos connect with nature and learn how to enjoy “the simple life.”
This is meant to be a real farm/ranch life experience so we will get dirty!
We will also be outside all day. We have a large barn where we will do our
crafts, eat lunch and other activities but it is not air-conditioned. Please
have your kiddos dress accordingly. If they don’t like being outdoors or
getting dirty, this may not be the camp for them.
* 1 to 4 day sessions available.
*Our camps are geared toward children ages 6 – 12.
*Each camp will have 18 or less participants. We must have at least 5
campers to start each camp.
Lunch can be provided or you can send a bag lunch with your kiddos.
We have a cooler we will keep these in. We will have access to fresh iced
water all day. Of course you are welcome to send a lunch with your kiddo
if you choose.
For more info, www.goatyagokaty.com.
YMCA SUMMER CAMPS
The YMCA offers summer camp programs throughout the Greater
Houston region, including at three locations in the Katy area. Camp
activities include arts and crafts, swimming, sports programs and more.
www.ymcahouston.org/summer-camp
CAMP ZOOFARI AT THE HOUSTON ZOO
Camp Zoofari is an immersive experience for children ages 4-14. Campers
explore the Zoo, meet our animals and make new friends while learning
about wildlife and how to protect them in the wild. For registration and more
info visit www.houstonzoo.org/make-memories/kids-families/camp-zoofari.
AFA SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL SESSIONS
The AFA Summer Music Festival offers intensive music-making
experiences and camaraderie in a supportive environment for Houston’s
young musicians and has been a part of the community for over 25
years. Led by renowned faculty artists who are outstanding performers
and educators, students make noteworthy progress - both individually
and in ensembles - that will impact their lives as they continue to grow
as musicians. The Summer Music Festival offers programs for musicians
in grades 3-12 that last from 1-5 weeks, including large and small
ensembles, technique classes, masterclasses, studio classes, sectional
rehearsals music theory, ear training, and other enrichment studies. On
top of the musical skills and knowledge gained, students also benefit
from the diverse group of young musicians from across the Greater
Houston area. Each session includes performances that make up the AFA
Summer Concert Series, a free and family-friendly concert series. For a full
list of sessions, visit https://afatexas.org/summer/
COMMUNITY EVENTS
FORT BEND CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER
WELCOMES FAMILIES BACK WITH “FUN SUMMER
VIBES” REOPENING JUNE 8TH
Open June 3 rd -5 th exclusively for Museum Members. Have you missed
us? We’ve missed you, too! Fort Bend Children’s Discovery - a very special
project of Children’s Museum Houston, is counting down the days until
the school year is over and your mind can come out to play! The Discovery
Center will reopen on Tuesday, June 8 th with “Fun Summer Vibes” - a
“tropi-cool” paradise destination for families to chill out and switch to
vacay mode. Discovery Center
GOOD VIBES ONLY
There’s something new to do every day of Summer at Fort Bend’s ultimate
family destination! Get away and soak in the fun during the Discovery
Center’s splish-splashing, flip-flopping “Fun Summer Vibes.” Set sail on a
voyage of discovery filled with exciting, non-stop adventures every day,
all day long!
Don’t miss thrills, interactive activities and live demonstrations at Science
Station. Our galleries are filled to the brim with exhilarating explorations,
including Kidtropolis, USA - a city for kids, run by kids! (which also
resembles businesses in Fort Bend), the electrifying Shocks & Jolts which
explores circuits and electromagnetism, How Does It Work? which sparks
curiosity and discovery and Cum Yah Gullah which takes you on a cultural
journey to the Sea Islands.
The Discovery Center will be open from Tuesday through Saturday, from
10 AM to 6 PM. Don’t forget to book you visit in advance as the Discovery
Center will be operating at a limited capacity. We’re adhering to CDC
cleaning and safety guidelines - requiring face masks, maintaining 6-feet
of social distance, booking timed entries and more. A complete list of
our health and safety practices will be available on our website at www.
childrensdiscoveryfb.org.
Located at 198 Kempner St., Sugar Land, TX 77498 in the Historic Imperial
Market, the Discovery Center offers a multitude of innovative exhibits
and bilingual learning programs for kids ages birth to 12 years. For more
information, please visit www.childrensdiscoveryfb.org or call 832-742-
2800. Also, “like” the Museum on Facebook.
THEATER/ARTS
THE LANDING THEATRE COMPANY
Stages Repertory Theatre,
3201 Allen Parkway, Suite 101,
Houston, Texas 77019
www.landingtheatre.org
A.D PLAYERS AT THE GEORGE THEATER
5420 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77056
Box Office: 713-526-2721
Hours: 10 AM-6 PM, Monday-Friday
We have done everything we can to try and reopen our doors, including
becoming the first theater in the country to install hospital grade UV
lights in our air filtration system. We even offered a safe and distanced
indoor concert as well as an indoor offering from our educational touring
unit this past fall. And when those projects proved financially challenging
and COVID numbers spiked again, we created “Light Up the Lot” and
moved all our programming outdoors.
We’ve never given up. We never will give up. But due to circumstances
beyond our control, we find ourselves needing to pivot once more.
Which brings us to the announcement of our virtual season. Go to www.
adplayers.org for all the information.
June 2021 | Williamsburg Settlement