Local Area

The Historical Crighton Theatre built in 1934 is located in downtown Conroe and host several performances by Stage-Right Productions, The Montgomery County Performing Arts Society, and The Sounds of Texas Music Series.

The annual Catfish Festival is held each year in October and takes place in Downtown Conroe. This family event offers live music, food, shopping, and a carnival.

Enjoy great bargains at brand name stores.

Located in The Woodlands, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is an outdoor theater that provides the Greater Houston area with a large selection of performing arts and entertainment.

The Southern Empress is an authentic replia of an 1800's sternwheeler riverboat. Private and public cruises on Lake Conroe.

One of the oldest towns in Texas, Montgomery began as a trading post in 1826. Montgomery is recognized as the birthplace of the Texas Lone Star Flag. The Historical Downtown District offers many retail shops, restaurants and attractions.

Beautiful Lake Conroe extends 21 miles in length and covers 21,000 surface acres. Lake Conroe is known for it's recreation (boating, fishing, hunting, golfing, swimming, water skiing, jet skiing, pleasure boating, etc.)

The Lone Star Convention & Expo Center is located in the Piney Woods and offers affordable rates and a full-service food and beverage catering service.

Lone Star College System is a two year comprehensive community college.

Montgomery County Library offers Children's Services and Genealogy resources.

Old Town Spring was built in teh early 1900's by the Great Northern Railroad. You will find a variety of antiques, collectibles, and gifts for all occasions. Old Town Spring hosts several festivals each year: Springfest, Texas Crawfish & Music Festival, Long Horn Rod Run, and Pet Fest.

Old World Venice atmosphere which Includes several retail stores and restaurants.

Conroe Park North is a 1045 acre industrial park located on FM 3083 one mile east of Interstate 45.

Sam Houston National Forest is located 50 miles north of Houston and contains 163,037 acres between Huntsville, Conroe, Cleveland, and Richards, TS. The Park offers several recreational activities such as hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, and boating.