Engineering for Kids, a global leader in STEM education outside the traditional classroom setting, is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its newest location in North Houston. Owned and operated by the dynamic duo of Abigail and Peter McDonald, Engineering for Kids of The Woodlands and Spring is set to open its doors with a special Open House event on March 2nd, from 1 PM to 4 PM at 27316 Spectrum Way, Conroe, TX. 

The Woodlands Children’s Museum is pleased to announce it has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) for a Challenge America award of $10,000. This grant will support arts programming through the Periwinkle Arts In Medicine program at Texas Children’s Cancer and Hematology Center at Texas Children’s Hospital.  In total, the NEA will award 257 Challenge America awards totaling $2,570,000 that were announced as part of its first round of fiscal year 2024 grants.

SeaWorld San Antonio is offering free admission all year long to Texas preschool children and Texas teachers with its Preschool and Teacher Cards, now available for a limited time. Texas preschool children ages 3 to 5 are eligible for a free Preschool Card. Active and certified Texas teachers can receive a free Teacher Card. Both cards provide unlimited admission to SeaWorld San Antonio throughout the 2024 season and the registration is only for a limited time.

CLICK HERE for free Preschool Admission. 

CLICK HERE for free Teacher Admission. 

Rock the Row, the popular and free outdoor concert series sponsored by Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. and hosted by The Woodlands Township, will return on Thursday, March 21 for its spring season.

Celebrate the Year of the DRAGON on Saturday, February 3rd from 10:00am-2:00pm with interactive art projects and dynamic Lion Dance performances.

The museum will be transformed with colorful decorations for this interactive, energetic experience dedicated to enlightening children about Asian culture and traditions through fun activities that celebrate the Year of the Dragon. In the Asian culture, the dragon represents good luck, strength, and health that the museum has transferred into dragon, lantern and stamp art projects for children to make during the event.

The Woodlands Children’s Museum brings to life more extraordinary hands-on adventures with the opening of The Amazing Castle. Visitors to The Amazing Castle are transported to a magical place and time—inside the castle’s stone walls lays a happy and peaceful little community where every citizen has a special job to do.

Children can don costumes and engage in role-play by becoming lords and ladies, castle villagers, or even “HiJinx the Jester.” Visitors can try their hands in the Royal Workshops with “Trim the Tailor” or “Gable the Carpenter.” After picking vegetables in the garden, kids can tote them to the Great Hall to cook up a royal meal or visit the tower to wake “Herald,” the sleeping dragon! The Amazing Castle is designed for visitors of all ages and will be at The Woodlands Children’s Museum through May 4, 2024.