Weekend Activities in Conroe

Montgomery County residents are invited to participate in a variety of free community events on Saturday, February 28. The offerings include educational sessions on lawn care, an Arbor Day tree giveaway, a children's literacy program, and the launch of a local book.

The Woodlands Township is set to host an event titled “Lawn Care 101 with Michael Potter” on Saturday, taking place from 9 to 11 a.m. at 16135 I-45 S. in Conroe. A free class that requires registration will focus on essential topics such as mowing, watering, fertilizing, and managing common weeds and pests. Organizers have announced that the upcoming workshop will emphasize practical strategies for homeowners seeking to cultivate a healthy, vibrant lawn in preparation for the spring season. The township's Facebook page provides details about the event.

This morning, the Montgomery County Master Gardener Association is set to celebrate Arbor Day from 8 a.m. to noon at 191 N. Main St. in Conroe. A local organization has announced it will offer free trees and various plant-related items, available while supplies last. Residents will have the opportunity to engage with master gardeners, who will be on hand to address landscaping and gardening inquiries. Entry is complimentary.

Willis will see an engaging event as Pets with a Mission collaborates with R.F. Meador Library to present “Read to the Dogs.” This event is scheduled from 10 to 11 a.m. at 709 W. Montgomery St. A new program enables children to read aloud to trained therapy dogs in a calming environment to enhance literacy skills and boost confidence. In an exciting initiative, children who read 10 books to a dog will be rewarded with a complimentary book. Organizers have characterized the event as entirely “free” and suitable for families, ensuring there is no cost to participate.

Harvest Market in Montgomery is set to host a Book Launch & Lunch event later today, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 2295 Woodforest Parkway N. A local author, Denise Ditto, is being celebrated for the release of her new children's book titled “Lucas and the Magic Well.” Scheduled activities include a hot dog lunch, an author presentation with a book signing, a dental health message for children, and a fairy wing coloring activity. The event listing indicates that admission is free.

All events are scheduled for February 28 and will be open to the public. However, limited supplies may require prior registration for certain activities. Residents are urged to visit the respective event pages online for further information.