Just need more pictures and videos! I absolutely love the Creighton Theater! Saw the Buddy Holly…read moreShow was so much fun! Such a variety of shows!

First visit to this theater built in 1934 named the Crown Jewel of Montgomery County. It was a…read morenight performance and you can see the noticeably upgraded downtown view as you drive into town. 5/5 A further website dive uncovered Conroe restored downtown in 1999- bricked sidewalks, new lampposts, and lighting along the building fronts. The Crighton Theater also boasts renovations with beautiful lighting, comfortable lobby benches and theater seats, snack concessions, and women's restrooms with possibly 10 stalls. Don't dabble around during intermission, a long restroom line develops quickly. New chair sponsorships available, "Take a Seat For The Chrighton" with 3 levels of sponsorship available. Contact the theater for more details. "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" is an amazing musical with an outstanding cast with dynamic voices and lots of humor. 5/5 "This Tony Award-winning musical comedy follows Monty Navarro, a poor member of a 1907 noble family who is determined to access their fortune by any means necessary, even if that means murder. If he can get eight relatives out of the way, he could even be an Earl!!" Production set staffers worked tirelessly throughout the performance. 5/5

Owens Theater is a beautiful gem in Conroe that offers the best of community theater. Offers an…read moreintimate up-close no matter what seat you're in. Went and saw Noises Off on its last showing and the cast was amazing and super entertaining. If you're looking for something different for date night purchase tickets there or online. There are two different concessions one that's cash for donations snacks, chips, coffee, and soft drinks are offered. The other concessions is a small bar that is set up for cards, serves alcoholic beverages.

I went here to support my friend, who was in a rendition of Anything Goes. They did such a great…read morejob! The set was expertly made, and all of the scene transitions were pretty smooth for the most part. And the show was hilarious! The staff at the theater was very friendly. I love that they do donations for the snacks so I don't have to keep taking out cash I just give them $10 and go throughout the performance. I Love community theater, so keep up the good work!

I got chilllls, they're multiplying, and I'm loosing control cuz the power this place supplying is…read moreelectrifying! So we saw Annie here ... ahh jk. Of course it was Grease. Ya know, I could watch elementary kids perform Grease and I'd still like it cuz the musical has always been that nostalgic goodness I can't get enough of. It's definitely not broadway. It's low budget for the set and props. And tbh it looked like the actors weren't really into it and lacked enthusiasm. Idk. A few of them were really good though. I actually saw Grease on a cruise recently and it was a lot better there. There I left singing the songs in my head but here just didn't have that pizzazz. Doors open 15 minutes before showtime. There is a Concession bar but it wasn't open during intermission. And only water can be brought into the theatre per staff. Twix bar and water was $4. The restrooms are small and it's 1 urinal and 1 stall for everyone including the actors who I saw scrambling to use it during the intermission. Theatre itself has no bad seats. But Note the two chairs on each end of the front row are regular movable chairs and not the numbered theatre chairs attached to the ground. The play did start about 5 minutes later than curtain time as people kept trickling in. Programs are on laminated bills that you return at the end of the program.

This non-profit theater has undergone a huge transformation in the last year with new decor,…read moreupgraded bathrooms, a great show line up and a fabulous experience for all. We have seen many shows at this theater and have enjoyed all of them. The theater offers shows for youth and adults, and during the 2025 Christmas season is putting on Mary Poppins. The talent was supberb!

I had a lot of fun here. The focus, as they'll tell you, is on the music. Go in expecting it to…read morebe a small live performance music hall. Not a restaurant, though they have food, not a bar, though they have drinks. Service is friendly and quick. The venue is cool. It's a great place to watch smaller bands/musicians and cover bands.

First visit to this venue! We saw the Queen Legacy group. The musicianship was brilliant but very…read moreloud for the room. We only ate chips and salsa but they were incredible! Lots of different beverages from which to choose. A great selection of non-alcoholic beers and quite a few IPAs albeit all bottled - none on tap. Looked like a nice wine list too. Great system for calling the waitstaff. Turn on the battery operated candle, count to 3 and someone appears.

Some girlfriends and I went on Thursday for Jukebox Bingo. We had a blast! Great music, the host of…read morethe game was hilarious and laughed at us because we were pretty ridiculous and having a great time. There are lots of big fans moving the air around and keeping the flies away. There were quite a few people vaping consistently which is my only negative but we made sure to sit by a fan that blew all of that away. The bathrooms are extremely clean and cold! It was nice to not be all sweaty when having to potty. The different food trucks offered lots of options and the prices weren't bad at all. Most of the trucks had dessert options too which was a nice surprise. I had the brisket balls and funnel cake, I'm looking forward to getting them again. I don't drink but my companions were pleased with the beer prices and the 10% discount on drinks for law enforcement, military and teachers. We had a really good time and are already planning to go again next week. Oh! And one in our group won the final bingo game and won $160!

This place is super fun and a really chill outdoor vibe, they have bingo and a DJ on some nice a…read morecouple of solid food trucks. The taco truck is the ABSOLUTE BOMB, pretty confident I have about 10 tacos from there in about 3-4 hours. The carne asada is the best I've EVER had, no exaggeration. The pizza food truck is really good too Chicago style pizza I believe my father in law loves it and gets it weekly. The bartender provide a really consistent service, they're nice, attentive and always have a smile.

great service and super fun Playing gold and playing all the games. Employees were all super nice.read more

Wonderful arcade, plus glow in the dark mini golf course. They have a high top bar area & light up…read moregolf balls that I absolutely loved. The golf course was long/good length and had some interactive features. They have a good option of arcade games like PacMan (where you battle each other. It was a bit confusing at first), La Bubu claw machines & Mario cart driving wheels. You can also spin a wheel at the counter and win a prize for writing a Google review. I won a pink lite up golf ball.

I was expecting more catfish! Never been before so this was my first time. Went during the day…read moreSaturday and felt like the layout was a little too spread out. Only one food vendor seemed to serve catfish. Music was good but couldn't really hear it anywhere other than right in front of the stage.

Food is mediocre. As a Cajun if I hear catfish festival, I think good food, but I was wrong.read more

After a very sugary daddy date with my two youngest boys, we were wondering where we would head off…read moreto next. Then I remembered: there's a train depot out here in Tomball! Sure enough, I looked it up on my trusty Yelp app and found the Tomball Railroad Depot Plaza. I had thought it was connected to one of the local parks. Little did I know that their railroad depot is a small museum, and there is a red Caboose parked nearby from the Tomball and Walden Railway that houses a model railroad. Apparently, the Railroad Depot had been under renovation for several months, and we happened to come on the first day of its re-opening! The kiddos were so excited to se the trains in action! It had several 0 scale locomotives, including one from the 1950's. There are several scenes depicting the Tomball and Walden railway and also Tomball in the early 20th century. It was amazing to me how much time has been poured out on the maintenance of these trains. The volunteer dozier was incredibly enthusiastic about his trains. He also had a lot of knowledge about other model railroaders and train museums in the Houston area. One thing to note is that this caboose was equipped with a special air whistle in the rear, that was formed through the releasing of the air brake. We didn't get to go inside the Tomball Depot, but would really recommend it. They have done an incredible job in building out a new platform, updating the Depot with new wood exterior, and getting it to its former glory. Check it out! And prepare to pull out those model trains or Thomas trains after your visit.=)

A friend of mine got married in Tomball and I made a weekend out of it and stayed at a hotel in the…read morearea. The day after the wedding, I did a little exploring in Tomball. The Tomball Railroad Depot Plaza was my favorite place I visited in town and 30 minutes or so well spent. A former railroad depot, there are some cool things to check out. There's a railway train and several statues all encompassed in a park. It's a pretty park with a water fountain and more. While it isn't large, it's a nice spot to take a stroll or play with your kids. There are also some restaurants within walking distance. Right across the street.