Transform your summer with Houston Moms' guide! Connect with local moms and uncover hidden gems…read morelike this revamped museum, courtesy of visionary women! A place for all ages, to come do a scavenger hunt at the museum! There's no cost to visit.

This hidden jewel of a museum on Cypress Wood Street is fantastic! Exhibitions are always top…read moredrawer. I visit periodically as exhibitions change. Well visit again.

I went to a wedding at the Glade Gallery back in January and enjoyed the experience all-around…read more First off, it's located in the heart of The Woodlands, very close to the Waterway District. All of those bars and restaurants are within walking distance or a super short drive. They also have ample parking which is always a plus. Part of what makes the Glade Gallery cool is it's an art gallery at its core. Even if you're there for a social event or something like a wedding as I was, having artwork in the backdrop makes for a fun ambiance. I had the opportunity to meet the owner and he's a great guy. They now have a full bar license so it makes for a different experience than hitting up your typical, run-of-the-mill bar.

We love Glade. Yes it's a gallery, but it's also served as a fantastic event space for the…read morecommunity. I was formerly involved as a young professional and attended a handful of events (at both their former and current location) hosted by Dragos and Lisa. From classes with Cynthia (she's fantastic), to promotional shows, live music events, philanthropic events and gallery tours (when it first opened), I've always left inspired, impressed, and (as an art lover) feeling a little lighter. *Parking can me a little tight, but there are lots behind the gallery *They offer interesting events. Great company. Always professional with guests artists of all types *If you're not from the area, the gallery is conveniently located by the Woodlands Mall, Market Street, The Waterway & Cynthia Wood Mitchell Pavilion so I'd recommend making an evening out of your trip- grab a bite to eat, walk on the water, or take a trolley tour before or after the event. I'd love to see them continue to expand and collaborate with diverse artists, audiences and genres (and I'm happy to help haha)

ART, GOOD VIBEZ, GOOD COMPANY & WINE!…read more A good friend of mine recently celebrated her birthday at this establishment! This was my absolute first time experiencing the Paint and Sip Scene, and I totally enjoyed myself! I'm so glad I was able to join my friend and help her celebrate, because this was truly a rare treat as I have not been out in a good while. The atmosphere was very relaxing as we sipped wine and champagne while painting and enjoying the music that was blaring out of the overhead speakers. We were allowed to bring our own bottles of champagne, wines, and other liquors. The business owners provided two shots of some type of milky looking liquor called Mona Mint, which did not appeal to me, so I turned it down when they offered me one. I overheard some of the other guests from our party complaining among one another, saying that it tasted weird and they did not like it. See, I'm so glad that I followed my first mind, and turned it down, lol. Furthermore, this establishment does not provide or sell any food, but you are allowed to bring your own food inside for parties. My friend informed me that she was required to pay a deposit in order to book her party. However, other requirements were that half of her party were to pre-purchase their tickets by a certain deadline, and if that requirement was not met in a timely manner, then her party would be canceled and she would not be given a refund for her deposit. The tickets were $50 per person. I paid my money in advance like my friend requested her guests to do, but some of them did not do this by the required date. As a result, my friend's party was nearly canceled and I was not going to be refunded my $50 and nor would my friend be refunded her deposit. However, she made some phone calls to her guests to reiterate the importance of them purchasing their ticket because her party was being threatened of cancellation by the business owner due to half of her party not purchasing their tickets by the deadline. To make a long story short, everyone finally purchased their tickets and all was well in Art-Land. The party did not get canceled but it was a close call. So if you plan on celebrating your birthday at this establishment, please be sure that your guests are well aware of the seriousness about paying by the deadline, unless you have money to throw away. Moreover, the space that was provided for the party was enormously spacious! There was plenty of room for dancing, painting, and for setting up the food and bottles of champagne and wines. There were also plenty of photo selfie backgrounds for taking photos with friends and family. Upon arrival our tables were already set up with everyone's canvases, paint brushes, cups of water, napkins, and aprons provided. The young lady that hosted the party was extremely friendly, welcoming, and attentive. She instructed us on how to mix our primary colors in order to create any secondary colors if needed, like orange, purple, or green. She also instructed us on what to do if we got any paint on our clothes or hands. Overall, the concept of art and wine, sipping while painting, and female bonding, is a great collaboration of relaxing and enjoying art without the pressures of actually having art lessons. It's a fun, creative, and exciting way for one to explore their artistic side in a relaxed and chilled social environment. I would definitely like to experience this refreshing, peaceful, and informal ambiance once again. I rated them four stars based on the friendliness and professionalism of the staff members. Would have given them five stars, but since it's only my first experience visiting a sip and paint establishment, I am unable to make a comparison to another sip and paint establishment. However, I do recommend this business, but please be careful with making your deposit and asking your guests to pre-purchase their tickets. You will not get any refunds if you do not meet their requirements.

This place is a 10 out of 10 for the vibes and the ambience. Came for my birthday and received a…read morefree painting. The music they played was absolute bangers. They made sure to turn it down when the instructor was speaking. The instructor was more than happy to help if you did or even if you didn't chose to follow the painting, as I did not. They had shots on the house and $30 hookah that lasted us the whole time there. After class was over, we were told we could stay after and finish our painting had we not finished. The only downside I could find is not being able to pick the class painting. It would be nice if after payment they allowed everyone to pick a painting from a few options and which ever template is choose the most should be used for the class.

I tried to visit lucky land last weekend and was disappointed to find that it's still temporary…read moreclosed. The parking lot was open to the flea market, but Lucky Land itself wasn't accessible. It was a bit nostalgic driving up, because I visited 12 years ago and remembered how fun it was. The displays and atmosphere really made me feel like i had stepped into China for a moment. I really hope they reopen soon.

A hidden gem. The place isn't too big, buts it adorable. Hopefully they can expand it in the…read morefuture. Tickets are $10

I love the library's digital catalog for checking out audiobooks. When checking out physical books…read morethey have a drop box located on the exterior of the building to return books. This library is a bit dated and old. So if you are looking for a place to study, they have limited study rooms. There aren't a lot of areas for you to sit and plug in your laptop. If you just need a chair or table without a power source there is ample seating to just sit and read. The ambient lighting is limited.

Love this library. Plenty of space. Lots of selections. Computer classes which wished it was in…read moreevening.

I had heard about this place being a little far from Houston, but it wasn't too bad. It took me…read moreabout 30 minutes in the middle of day, but I had to make an appointment the day before and they asked me when I was coming for. I actually needed a quiet place to study that was away from my home because my husband works from home so I picked this place. When you get to the gate, you have to call them and then they confirm that it's you they let you in and then there's a designated parking area which has a lot of spaces. They also check your ID once you walk into the library and then give you a sticker. After that you are good to go and study wherever you want. I even walked around the grounds for a little bit on my way out. It looks very English countryside, even though I've never been to the English countryside. I think this is what it would look like. Library is beautiful and clean and temperature is perfect. Everyone working there is extremely friendly and it's such a beautiful place.

Beautiful! Nice atmosphere and staff, very peaceful to read and study. The theology classes are…read moregreat!!

I sincerely enjoyed painting with a twist. I did not even realize 2 hours went by! The instructor…read morewas great and gives you advice. Good for activities with friends and you don't have to be an artist.

It was an amazing time! Amber our artist was so informative and talented. We had the best date…read morenight ever! Will definitely be back.

Listen... if you're trying to impress on a first date without doing the tired dinner-and-drinks…read moreroutine, this is the move. I booked Potteryland Studio for a 3:30 PM session, and while it was a little busy, it actually worked in our favor. The energy in the room helped ease those first-date nerves--because let's be honest, silence on a first date is not your friend. The selection of pottery pieces? Solid. Plenty of variety without being overwhelming. We landed on the 2-piece butterfly set (which felt very "cute but intentional"), and I added the balloon add-on to bring some extra life to the table. That little detail? Whew. It did exactly what it needed to do. She was impressed, and points were definitely earned. Once we chose our pieces, there was a bit of a wait before someone came over to walk us through the process. Not a dealbreaker, but noticeable. When he did come over (his name escaped me--I was focused on not fumbling the date), he was helpful and explained the painting process clearly, including the "3 coats for true color after firing" tip. From there, it was smooth sailing. We picked our colors, got to painting, and just... talked. And that's where this place shines. It creates space for real conversation without it feeling forced. You're doing something with your hands, you're laughing at each other's designs--it's low pressure but still intentional. The staff checked on us regularly, which I appreciated. My only critique? The cooler. I didn't even notice it until we were wrapping up, and I was definitely ready for some water by then. If that's for guests, just say that upfront. Don't have me discovering hydration like it's a hidden side quest. Overall? This was a great experience. Creative, interactive, and just the right amount of different. The date went well, the vibe was right, and honestly... I'd do it again.

I brought my 9 yo granddaughter here for her first ceramics painting experience. We spent nearly 4…read morehours enjoying every minute. She picked out two pieces to paint and said she had the best time. We felt totally welcome, the ambience was the perfect for our grandparent/granddaughter date. We brought a snack and a drink and she is looking forward to going back. I'm planning on taking my 6 yo granddaughter there tomorrow!