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4th of July Events Near Huntsville

The 4th of July is right around the corner. Emblem Properties would like to bring your attention to some of the events in and around our surrounding location. Check out the opportunities to enjoy many activities such as crafts, firework shows, live entertainment, games, and FOOD.

“This year’s fireworks display will commence shortly after dark north of Prosperity Bank in the center of town. The 4-H Community Club will be serving To Go Plates in the First Financial Bank parking lot from 3:00p.m.- 8:00 p.m. (or until they sell out). A raffle will be held just before the start of the fireworks show. Tickets will be sold prior to July 4th and during the July 4th celebration.
While the focus of this year’s celebration is more of up-lifting community spirit than fund-raising, donations to the New Waverly 4-H Community Club are always graciously accepted and are tax deductible. A tax receipt will be provided upon request. If you would like to make a monetary donation or donate a raffle item, please contact Cynthia Minyard 936-661- 4389 or Joshua Slott 936-661-7142.”

“Join the City of Huntsville on Saturday, July 4, 2020, in the celebration of Independence Day with a large-scale firework show.
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, we will not be hosting our Family Fun program, but citizens will still get to enjoy our awesome fireworks display!!! Citizens can park in any designated parking space at the field 6 & 9 (Soccer Field) parking lot.

Parks staff will be on site at 7:00PM to ensure proper parking and social distancing are being utilized. We ask all guests to practice the recommended six (6) foot social distancing guidelines between parties. Bring your chairs if you wish, get to your favorite spot in the park, and get ready to watch the amazing fireworks display at dark. Personal coolers are allowed in the park, no glass bottles please. Visitors are not allowed to bring or set off fireworks in the park.
For more information contact Kristy Wheeler at 936-294-5721”

“Fireworks, food, craft vendors, live entertainment. if you are interested in being a vendor, its 50.00 per space. Please contact Shoreline RV Park.”

“Join us for Wave on Lake Conroe’s Rockin The Docks 4th of July Party. Ticketed Event includes Live Music, Games, Food & Drink Stations, Contest and Giveaways. Come by water or land we are ready to rock the docks and celebrate Independence Day Wave Style.
Starts-6’00 pm -11 :00 pm
Pre-sale tickets $20.00 pp
Tickets at the Door $25.00 pp”

GROW EAST TEXAS PERSIMMON TREES IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD!

At Emblem Properties, we are dedicated to offering “The Customer Service Difference—Where Our Clients Are #1.” We would like to share this blog from one of our wonderful agents, Dale Vinson.

“Shrub or small tree with very hardwood, usually multi-trunked. Normally 10-15 ft tall but can reach 35 ft in the southern parts of its range. Common in brushy areas on level uplands, stony hillsides, and lower slopes from Houston and Bryan, Texas, in the east, west to Big Bend in west Texas and south to Nuevo Leon in northeastern Mexico. 

Texas Persimmons (Diospyros texana) are resilient, graceful trees found from northern Mexico to Central Texas. Extremely drought-resistant, they produce inch-long black fruit filled with seeds. German settler Viktor Bracht wrote in 1848, “The black persimmon is a medlar-like bush that is common. The Texas persimmon resists root rot. It is critical that all Oriental trees be grafted or budded onto the common persimmon because root rot is prevalent where the tree can grow.”

 

Are You ready for your own back yard?

How about growing  Texas native persimmon trees in your own backyard!

Could this be your Key to Happiness?

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168 Col. Etheredge Blvd. Ste.D, Huntsville, TX 77340

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Cell: (936)662-8706  Email: dalevinson@rocketmail.com

Huntsville, TX Upcoming Events

Get out and enjoy spending time with friends and family at these events right in the Heart of Huntsville!
  • June 15th from 5:30-6:30 PM at the City of Huntsville-Recreation Services there will be a Dance Fitness Class!

“This class combines the love of dance with aerobic exercises guaranteed to make you sweat!! Come join the City of Huntsville Recreation Department in this fun yet productive work out session for only $2 per class!”

  • June 18, 2020, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM @ The Wynne Home Arts & Visitor Center – Pottery Studio

This will give an opportunity for those who have some experience in clay to have access to a ceramic’s studio equipped with pottery making tools and equipment, glazes, and firing. We have 2 wheels available for use, or you can just hand build.

“Golfers adorned with glow necklaces and such, will light up the course as they participate in the 17th Annual Shot in the Dark Night Golf Tournament sponsored by Wiesner, Inc.-Huntsville. The tournament is held each year at Raven Nest Golf Club in Huntsville, Texas.”

  • Join Dive West June 27th at 8 AM- June 28th at 5 PM, as they begin exploring with three great locations this summer.

“Our first stop will be at Blue Lagoon in Huntsville, TX. There will be tent camping spots available as well as several local hotels in the area. Dinner will be provided each of the three weekends on Saturday night. This is the perfect opportunity to pick up a PADI specialty or two or begin your next level diver certification. To register: Call Dive West 214-750-6900 to reserve your spot.”

  • Join the City of Huntsville on Saturday, July 4, 2020 from 7-10 PM at the Kate Barr Ross Park, in the celebration of Independence Day with a large-scale firework show.

“Citizens are allowed to park in any designated parking space at the field 6 & 9 (Soccer Field) parking lot.  Parks staff will be on site at 7:00PM to ensure proper parking and social distancing are being utilized. Bring your chairs if you wish, get to your favorite spot in the park, and get ready to watch the amazing fireworks display at dark. Visitors are not allowed to bring or set off fireworks in the park.”