What a blur—a fun, eventful blur—but a blur nonetheless…
I moved into a new place (packed, unpacked and built a loft
bed, like a boss!) visited 3 different lights, 2 plays and a gazillion
different events around Houston. Needless to say I am part of #teamtoomuch, but
I had fun! The most memorable part of my
vacation was a Vision Board Party and a Painting with Santa Event.
The Painting with Santa was at Glazed over Ceramics in West
Houston. When you arrive they have a table set up with your name, a ceramic
plate and a paint request slip. The back of the store has snacks, drinks and
the big guy himself. You are invited to take as many pictures as you would like
with Santa, and he was SUPER friendly so he didn’t mind. After taking photos my
son and I sat down to paint our plate—well I painted he ate cookies and drank
juice. I love this event because it gives me a time to sit and create with my
son. Whenever I ask him what he likes to do with me, he always says ‘make stuff’
so I know this is a tradition that will stick with me.
I do a lot of events with my son, so my NY Resolution was to
spend time doing this as ‘myself.’ So I
attended More Than A Vision Board Party with the Urban Sisters Network. It was a
very uplifting event that included: yoga, motivational speakers, and of course
a vision board.
If you are looking for things to do with your family, as
usual here are a list of free or inexpensive events happening around our great
city!
January 19th Project Cradle Care: This is a free
community baby shower for young expectant mothers to get the resources they may
need.
Project Cradle Care
9 AM · 9314 Cullen Blvd, Houston, TX 77051
January 26th – Family
Fish Camp: Want to learn about fishing? Camping? Try this morning session
that gives you and your little ones an intro to basic fishing—for free!!
Son or Daughter Events that spread love:
If you are looking for a way to teach diversity and
celebrate the upcoming Black History Month you’re your kids, try visiting Main
Street Theater and watching the Jackie Robinson story on opening night, January
22nd Jackie and Me is for students in 5th grade and up
due to some sensitive language that is used during the play. http://www.mainstreettheater.com/youththeater/youththeater.html
Don’t forget to pick up your flip kit at any Houston Public
Library and get your free pass for MLK day at Children’s Museum. This passes
can be used at the Houston or Fort Bend location and are usually good for 2
months.
https://www.cmhouston.org/flip
My favorite place to find free classes, programs, and
resources is the library so browse their list of upcoming events here.
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