The Cradle of Texas chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist program presents a spring course for prospective trainees.
Or: In line
When: 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
Details: In-person excursions are planned for Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge, Brazos Bend State Park, Sea Center Texas and more.
Price: $150
Information:
txmn.org/tmncot/training/intern-training
Until July 10
The exhibition pays tribute to the WASPs of the Second World War
The Lone Star Flight Museum’s “Fly Girls of WWII” highlights the contributions of the 1,830 female Air Force pilots who served in the experimental training program.
Or: 11551 Aerospatiale Avenue.
When: 10am-5pm Tuesday to Saturday; 12 p.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.
Details: In November 1942, the first training class of 28 women arrived at Houston Municipal Airport to complete their primary, basic, and advanced training. Due to complications with weather and heavy air traffic, the WASP program was moved in February 1943 to Avenger Field in Sweetwater. After earning their Silver Wings, these Airmen were deployed to 120 bases across the United States. Thirty-eight women lost their lives in the line of duty, but it wasn’t until 1977 that the WASPs were granted veteran status. In 2010, they received the Congressional Gold Medal.
Price: $12 to $18
Information:
www.lonestarflight.org
February 9 and 16
Introduction to Judaism Meets Virtually
Congregation Shaar Hashalom, Rabbi Stuart Federow, leads a discussion on Jewish beliefs regarding God, the nature of man, life, death, sin, sacrifice and more during a weekly Judaism class .
Or: In line
When: 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m.
Details: Open to the public, the course is mandatory for those wishing to convert to Judaism at Shaar Hashalom.
Price: $72
Information:
[email protected]
February 10
Women’s Worship Group Gathers
NASA’s Aglow Lighthouse welcomes community members to its February meeting at Praise Chapel.
Or: 18516 Texas 3
When: 10am-12pm
Details: The group usually meets on the second Thursday of each month.
Price: To free
Information: Lorene Kelling, 281-853-4262 or [email protected]
Competitors for the County’s Best Office Sharing Platforms
Candidates vying for the Harris County judgeship meet voters and answer questions at a forum hosted by the Sagemont Civic Club and other homeowner associations at The Gardens.
Or: 12001 Beamer Road
When: 6:30 p.m.
Details: Democrats Erica Davis, Ahmad Hassan and Georgia Provost as well as Republicans Herbert Bolanos, Warren Howell and Randy Kubosh are expected. All candidates from both parties were invited.
Price: To free
Information:
[email protected]
A focus group examines various religious traditions
St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church welcomes community members for conversations with spiritual leaders from diverse backgrounds during its “Epiphanies of Respect” series.
Or: 18300 Upper Bay Road
When: 6-7 p.m.
Details: A representative from the Unitarian Universalism church will join the discussion on Feb. 3, and Rabbi Matt Cohen from a Reform Judaism temple will be the group’s final guest on Feb. 10.
Price: To free
Information: Reverend Mike Stone, [email protected]
Need IT support? Experts offer troubleshooting assistance
Clear Lake City-County Freeman Branch Library staff answer questions about desktop computers, laptops, smartphones, digital tablets and more during weekly Tech Q&A meetings.
Or: 16616 Diana Alley
When: 10:15 a.m. to noon
Details: Reservations are encouraged; walk-ins are welcome, weather permitting. Online and telephone appointments are also available.
Price: To free
Information: 832-927-5420
February 11th
GRW welcomes gubernatorial candidates
Former State Senator Donald Huffines and retired Lt. Col. Allen West answer questions during the Galveston Republican Women Candidates Forum at Fisherman’s Wharf.
Or: 2200 Harborside Drive, Galveston
When: 5:30 p.m.
Details: Galveston County treasurer candidates Hank Dugie, Janet Hoffman and incumbent Kevin Walsh are also expected to attend.
RSVP by February 7 to Tina Kirbie, [email protected] or 713-504-0301
Price: $35-$38
Information: www.galvestonrepublicanwomen.com.
12 February
Turtle Race, fun race to benefit Alvin Schools
Community members, parents, students and staff cheer on adopted plastic turtles in Mustang Bayou as part of the annual Alvin Independent School District Education Foundation 5K and 1K Turtle Race at National Oak Park.
Or: 118 S. Magnolia Street
When: Kids 1K at 8:30 a.m.; 5K at 9 a.m.; and turtle race at noon
Details: Proceeds benefit Alvin ISD students, teachers, and paraprofessionals through innovative teaching grants, campus grants, and scholarships.
“Last year, over 12,000 turtles were adopted. We hope to exceed that number this year,” said Sheila Olson, executive director of the foundation.
Prizes include a $1,500 travel voucher, a $1,000 shopping spree and a $500 gift card.
Price: Turtle adoption, $5; race registration, $15 to $30
Information:
www.alvinisd.net/turtlerace.
February 13
Blood Center Donor Coach Stops at Clear Lake Church
The Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center is accepting donations during a mobile drive at Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Church.
Or: 17503 Real Path
When: 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Details: Bring a mask and photo ID.
Price: To free
Information:
commitforlife.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/340561
February 14th
Harris County Master Gardeners Share Spring Vegetable Tips
Home horticulturists learn how to prepare soil, use fertilizers and select the best vegetable varieties for the Houston area at a Green Thumb conference presented by Houston Community College and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension.
Or: In line
When: 10am-11.30am
Details: Registration at www.hccs.edu/community-learning-workshops is required.
Price: To free
Information:
hcmga.tamu.edu
February 15
Needleworkers gather at the Freeman Library
Hobbyists gather to work on knitting, crochet and embroidery projects at the Clear Lake City-County Freeman Library.
Or: 16616 Diana Alley
When: 10am
Details: While participants are happy to help others through the difficult parts of a project, the club is not intended as an instructional class.
Price: To free
Information:
hcpl.net/events/52860.
Harris County Master Gardeners Share Spring Vegetable Tips
Home horticulturists learn how to prepare soil, use fertilizers and select the best vegetable varieties for the Houston area at a Green Thumb conference presented by the Harris County Public Library and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension.
Or:
www.facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
When: 11am-12pm
Details: No registration required.
Price: To free
Information:
https://bit.ly/3ufJYYJ.
February 16 and 23
The library introduces the basics of web design
Clear Lake City-County Freeman Branch Library instructors guide newbie bloggers through the process of creating and maintaining a WordPress.com website.
Or: In line
When: 2:15 p.m.
Details: During the second lesson, the instructor will answer students’ questions on their websites. Entrants must have access to an email address. Registration is mandatory.
Price: To free
Information:
www.hcpl.net/events/53442 and www.hcpl.net/events/53444.
February 16
ACC Nursing Program Hosts Accreditation Site Review
Community members share their feedback on Alvin Community College’s Associate of Nursing degree program with a team from the Accreditation Commission for Nursing Education.
Or: Science/Health Sciences Building, 3310 Mustang Road, Alvin
When: 3 p.m.
Details: Written comments may be submitted to Dr. Marsal Stoll, CEO, Accreditation Commission for Nursing Education, 3390 Peachtree Road Northeast, Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA 30326. Comments may also be emailed to [email protected] acenursing.org.
Price: To free
Information: 281-756-5630 or www.alvincollege.edu/DNA
February 22
School pensioners meet
Pasadena-area school’s retired employees to gather for ‘in-person’ meeting
Where: Asbury United Methodist Church of Pasadena, 5354 Space Center Blvd., Pasadena
When: 9:30 a.m.
Details: If you are recently retired from one of the surrounding school districts, please consider attending our meeting. All are welcome.
Information: Message [email protected]
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