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Upcoming Events for September & October

Check out what events are going on this September & October 2022 in Huntsville, TX! Performances, events, shopping, and more!

48th Annual Fair on the Square

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022 AT 9 AM – 5 PM

Downtown, Huntsville

This annual event offers Fun, Food and Adventure!! Over 400 vendors set up shop in the historic downtown district selling many unique items, some hand crafted by local artisans. Jewelry, home décor, apparel, and many more treasures can be found by both vendors and the merchants on the downtown square.

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Fall at the Farm

SEP 25 AT 8 AM – SEP 26 AT 5 AM

Kim’s Home and Garden Center

Kim’s Home & Garden is a premier shopping destination, “like no other”…. dedicated to the art of gardening, outdoor lifestyles, and fine home living. Beauty, history and outdoor dining, await at the historic Top O the HIll Farm……a must do!

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Tractor Supply Farmers Market

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022 AT 9 AM – 2 PM

Tractor Supply Co.

Public Farmers Market Located at the Huntsville Tractor Supply. Open to the public. 

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Toddler Time

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2022 AT 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Chick-fil-A of Huntsville

Decorate a picture frame for your polaroid picture (mini polaroid picture will be included).

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Chi Tau Epsilon Dance Honor Society presents: Dances @ 8

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 AT 8 PM – 9:30 PM

James & Nancy Gaertner Performing Arts Center

The honor society, Chi Tau Epsilon, presents ‘Dances @ 8’, a showcase of dance works choreographed by undergraduate students fully curated and produced by the students themselves.

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Movie In The Park

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2022 AT 8 PM

Kate Barr Ross Park

City of Huntsville Parks & Leisure Department presents: Jungle Cruise, located at Kate Barr Ross Park, field 6 starting at 8:00PM.
Concession stand will be open. CASH ONLY!
Don’t forget to bring your chairs and blankets!!

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Spooky Cemetery Painting

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 AT 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Cork & Canvas

16×20 Canvas Painting. Please arrive 15 minutes early prior to the start of the class to get checked in and seated.

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There’s More Than One Way to Move

Moving doesn’t always mean that you must hire your own truck or movers. There are other options to relocate your possessions. 

Share a Truck

You may not need a moving truck all to yourself. If you aren’t moving a great deal of possessions, you might be able to share a moving truck with another moving company customer. Ask about this option for interstate moves.

Ship By Freight

FedEx says that any shipment over 150 pounds is considered freight. You can ship items in bulk by land, air, or sea or some combination. It could be cost effective depending on the circumstances of your move.

Portable Storage Containers

With portable storage containers, a company drops off a container at your current home. You fill it with your possessions. The company picks it up and ships it to your new home. Remember to ask if portable storage containers are allowed on the property or street of your current and future homes. 

Replace It

Not everything you own is a treasure. Ask yourself if it is worth the cost and effort to move an item. If it isn’t, donate, sell, or dispose of the item and buy another one when you reach your destination. Anything you don’t have to take with you makes the move a little easier and more affordable. 

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Upcoming Events for September

Check out what events are going on this September 2022 in Huntsville, TX! Performances, events, shopping, and more!

Antique Show! Huntsville Texas

SEP 17 AT 10 AM – SEP 18 AT 4 PM

Walker County Fair Association
Amazing dealers from all over are bringing their best for you to choose from. They have Estate Jewelry, sterling and turquoise, antique furniture, glassware, Pyrex and pottery. This 2 day show is held at the Walker County Fairgrounds and the admission is only $7.00 and good for both days. Kiddos under 12 get in free. There is a great kitchen on site and the event is all indoors with climate control.

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Amplifying Advocacy Conference 2022

SEP 15 AT 1 PM – SEP 16 AT 5 PM

University Heights Baptist Church

Those who pour into the lives of the community’s children often need a revival, a reminder, a revelation of the importance they play in building a safe and successful future for all. Whether one is a teacher, a peace officer, a social worker, a CASA advocate, or any number of other occupations which work to encourage children and to steer them towards a path of purpose; each individual needs to fellowship with other professionals and to refine skills needed to impact our youth.

Join them as they host Amplifying Advocacy: Growing Better Together – a two-day training conference held September 15th & 16th at University Heights Baptist Church!

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Dried Flower Wreath Workshop

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022 AT 6 PM – 8 PM

Sweet Karoline’s Floral Shop

In this workshop, you will use dried plant and floral materials to create a wreath for your home.
Light refreshments and beverages will be included as well.
Cost: $65
Please register for class by filling out the form under tickets.
Maximum class size is 8, payment reserves spot.

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Planetarium Show

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 AT 7 PM – 8:30 PM

SHSU Planetarium

Featured Show is “We Are Astronomers”

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Toddler Time

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2022 AT 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Chick-fil-A of Huntsville

The Texas Army National Guard will be present with a special vehicle for kids to check out. You don’t want to miss it!

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Evening Fishing with a Ranger

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022 AT 6 PM – 8 PM

Huntsville State Park Prairie Branch Fishing Pier

Join Ranger John on the Prairie Branch Fishing Pier to Watch the sun set and enjoy some fishing at the cool night sets in.

Learn about some of the fish that call Lake Raven home and how to fish for them. We might be visited by a few of the local gators.

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Kick Wheel Pottery Demonstration

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2022 AT 10 AM – 2 PM

Sam Houston Memorial Museum & Republic of Texas Presidential Library

Join them at Raven’s Pottery Shed for a kick wheel pottery demonstration. Come and go type of event.

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Is Rainwater Harvesting Illegal in Texas?

Rainwater harvesting is good for your wallet and for the environment also. With the limited water supply and growing population, the efficient use of water is critical. Whether you live in an area with minimal rainfall or maxim rainfall, you should conserve as much water as possible so you can save money, and to prevent flooding and erosion.

Statewide Support for rainwater Harvesting

Texas has several laws that support rainwater harvesting.

  • Texas Property Code- which prevents a homeowner’s association from prohibiting the use of the rainwater harvesting systems
  • The state is also requiring certain state facilities to incorporate new rainwater harvesting systems in their designs
  • Municipalities and counties are also encouraged to promote rainwater harvesting
  • During a specific weekend water-efficient products can be purchased tax-free, including the equipment needed for rainwater harvesting

Financial Incentives

There are financial perks for purchasing and installing rainwater harvesting equipment. Before buying check with your local government or water facility to find out if there are any incentives available such as rebates, discounts, and tax exemptions to see if you can lower your costs. There are some cities and counties that offer rebates on harvesting water or provide discounts on rain barrels.

The Texas Legislature Law allows the exemption with part of or all of the assessed value of the property with approved water conservation initiatives. Individuals that are planning to install the harvesting system should check with their appraisal district to learn if they are exempt from county property taxes.

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4 Organizing Hacks That’ll Instantly Upgrade and Declutter Your Fridge, According to Pro Organizers

A full fridge reorganization might be at the very bottom of the list of things you’d like to do today (or this year). From mopping up pesky old crumbs in hard-to-reach drawers and checking the expiration date on sauces you haven’t used in years, it can be a truly annoying job. But once everything is cleared out and it’s time to start new, you don’t have to do things like you always have.

There are tried-and-true hacks that professional organizers use to ensure they are maximizing every inch of an overstuffed fridge, where space is at a premium. This means working smarter, not harder, to choose organization tools that will look amazing not only for your “after” photo but also every time you open the fridge. Not only that, but some also work to help preserve your food longer. Here’s what they recommend.

Maximize vertical space while saving your parsley’s life

When you embark on a new recipe that calls for fresh herbs, you might roll your eyes knowing that after using just one sprig of parsley, the rest of them are going to slowly rot in your fridge until you ultimately throw them out. But according to Cindy Thomas, professional home organizer and CEO at Simply Organized Interiors, it doesn’t have to be this way. Instead, maximize space by using vertical Herb Savor Pods, which keep herbs fresh for up to three weeks and take up much less space than a large flat plastic container. Just remember to change the water through the tethered filler cap every three to five days, and you will enjoy better organization and herbs for many more recipes to come.

Use see-through temperature-controlled bins

Visibility is one of the ultimate stressors in a fridge or freezer, with foods and containers stacked on top of one another until you can barely tell what groceries you actually have. This is an issue because it might increase your tendency to waste food when you discover something way in the back you meant to eat. In addition, various locations in your fridge might be colder or warmer than others. These stackable organizer bins that Thomas recommends solve both problems. 

“What’s really nice is that you can see everything inside of it. It’s a great way to put like things together into one space. For example, lunch meat, cheeses, breakfast meats are a few ways that we use these drawers because we always have those items in rotation,” she says. “A big bonus is if you can label the drawer front so that only those items get put into those specific pull-out drawers.”

Stop storing dairy in the door — and try this instead

If you are storing your eggs, cheese, butter, milk, or other dairy items on the door, you might be unnecessarily warming them up every time the fridge is open. Marcia Sloman, a professional organizer at Under Control Organizing, says that only condiments should go on the doors instead. For maximum visibility, group them by height, not category, so that you can easily reach the back. This also presents an organized and visually appealing look to your fridge when you open the door, rather than random condiments haphazardly scattered. 

Declutter by updating your leftovers’ storage system

We all love a good leftover lunch after a tasty dinner the night before, but storage boxes cluttering up your fridge doesn’t help anyone. Instead, Sloman says to switch to Ziploc Grip ‘n Seal bags, not the slider ones, which have a boxy bottom that stand on their own. Then, you can stack leftovers vertically, and can even store them alongside your marinating dinner for the next night. She also recommends dating and labeling each leftover for more organization. A simple roll of masking tape and a Sharpie does the trick.

If you’re hungry for more tips, Sloman recommends the following for further organization:

  • For the crisper drawers: Line with a foam bottom to encourage air circulation. Keep at minimum humidity.
  • Crisper drawer one: Store fresh fruits and vegetables.
  • Crisper drawer two: Store breads.
  • Deli drawer: Store cheeses and packaged meats.
  • Additional fruits are best kept in a colander on a lower shelf if they have ripened well on your counter.

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August Upcoming Events

Join The Trail – Open House!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 2022 AT 5 PM UTC+02

Fellowship of Huntsville Church Go out and visit their open house as they have a brief presentation and open question and answer time! They will be having a joint event with American Heritage Girls.

 

A Tribute To Johnny Cash @ Old Town Theatre (Huntsville, TX)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2022 AT 2 AM UTC+02

Old Town Theatre

Go out and celebrate the musical legacy of the legendary Johnny Cash, starring Bennie Wheels and Walkin’ The Line band…the #1 live concert tribute to The Man In Black!

 

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – Alpha Omega Academy

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 2022 AT 4 PM UTC+02

Alpha Omega Academy

Join Chamber ambassadors, directors, and staff as they celebrate with Alpha Omega Academy on their new wing expansion!

The ribbon cutting ceremony will be held on Friday, August 26th at 9:00 a.m. They are located at 3891 Hwy 30 West.

Come help us celebrate the growth at AOA!

 

The Willing Workers 10th Anniversary

SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2022 AT 1 AM UTC+02

Warren Chapel United Methodist Church of Huntsville, Texas

The Willing Workers of Huntsville presents their 10th Anniversary Celebration Saturday, August 27, 2022, 6:00 at Warren Chapel United Methodist Church, 1230 Old Phelps Rd, Huntsville, TX 77340. Featured guests include Men of Purpose, Nu Focus, Joy, and words of encouragement by Pastor Terrence Bell! For more information, contact any group member or Vadie Buckner at (936) 661-1692. Come on out and let’s have a good time!!

 

Bingo Night Thursday!

AUG 26 AT 12 AM – AUG 26 AT 3 AM UTC+02

Teysha Vineyard

Join them for Bingo Thursdays once a month! They will have limited seating – advance ticket purchase required. Tickets include two playing cards and one glass of Teysha estate wine of your choice. Doors will open at 5pm, and bingo will run from 6pm-8pm with a variety of prizes including Teysha gear, gift cards, and more.

 

Women’s Hike at Huntsville State Park

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 2022 AT 4 PM – 5:30 PM UTC+02

Huntsville State Park

Reserve your day pass online and entrance fee is $7. Meet at the nature center at 9am for a 2-3 mile hike. Bring plenty of  water.

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