COMMUNITY CALENDAR September 2018 City Hall Closed (Labor Day)....................................... Sept 3 Planning Commission ...................................... Sept 4, 6pm Coffee with the City Manager......................... Sept 7, 9am City Council Meeting....................................... Sept 10, 7pm Garden Club Social / Program............... Sept 11, 9:30am Coffee with the City Manager...................... Sept 14, 9am Charter Review Commission ........................ Sept 18, 7pm Parks & Rec Committee Meeting (if needed)......... Sept 19 Coffee with the City Manager...................... Sept 21, 9am Coffee with the City Manager...................... Sept 28, 9am
October 2018 National Night Out ......................................................... Oct 2 Coffee with the City Manager........................... Oct 5, 9am City Council Meeting.............................................Oct 8, 7pm Planning Commission (if needed)........................ Oct 9, 6pm Garden Club Social / Program.................... Oct 9, 9:30am Coffee with the City Manager........................ Oct 12, 9am Fire Station Open House (tentative)............................ Oct 13 Charter Review Commission .......................... Oct 16, 7pm Parks & Rec Committee Meeting (if needed)........... Oct 17 Coffee with the City Manager........................ Oct 19, 9am Halloween in the Park....................................... Oct 20, 6pm Coffee with the City Manager........................ Oct 26, 9am Street Eatz at Town Square.............................. Oct 27, 6pm For more information about these events and a complete list of community events, please visit: www.nassaubay.com/calendar.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
Shout! The Mod Musical, Sept 7th to 23rd: Clear Creek Community Theatre is delighted to open the new season with the swinging 60’s sensation that is Shout! The Mod Musical. Shout! follows the love lives of five very different women through the decade as they come of age in their own groovy ways, with hilarious sound bites and fabulous songs from the period. For ticket information, call 281-3355228 or visit www.clearcreekcommunitytheatre.com. St. Thomas Annual Fall Festival, Oct 6th: Save the Date! St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church and School’s Annual Fall Festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 6th. There will be a 5K, 5K-9 and 1K Fun Run. Check in is 6:30am to 7:30am. The Kids K will start at 7:45 am and the 5K Runs at 8:00am. The Fun Fest kicks off at 9:00am with fabulous food, delicious desserts, and lots of entertainment, games, and vendors. You can also buy tickets for an opportunity to dunk our rector and associate rector in the dunking tank. Event also includes a silent auction, tabletop treasures, and book sale. St. Thomas is located at 18300 Upper Bay Road. Please call 281-333-2384 for more information.
NASSAU BAY GARDEN CLUB
Woebegone Garden Club Member! A common misnomer is that to participate in the Nassau Bay Garden Club one must have a green thumb. Look closely at this photo. The current president has managed to plant a beautiful, thriving white mandevilla, only to have it start wilting, and even perhaps dying. So much for the green thumb thought! Members all continue to learn, but for sure a green thumb is not a requirement to participate in a Garden Club meeting! The Garden Club is about to kick-off a new Club year – as you now know, all residents are always invited to come listen to the monthly speakers. What is the Nassau Bay Garden Club? A group of neighbors with green thumbs? A close group of friends? A social, non-gardeners group? The Garden Club was started in 1964 when four Nassau Bay neighbors came up with the idea – by the next month the Garden Club was formed. By 1966 the Club was accepted as a member by the Texas Garden Club, Inc. and by the Houston Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. Over the years, the Nassau Bay Garden Club has contributed to the City and surrounding areas in many ways. The Club's list of accomplishments include: • Donated Texas garden books and monetary donations to the Freeman library • Planted many trees and palm trees around the City • Planted trees at Webster Elementary (now McWhirter) • Served as hostesses for the dedication of the Albert Thomas U.S. Post Office • Worked with the highway department, helping with the beautification of the former NASA Road 1 • Worked with the City in the establishing of Nassau Bay as a bird sanctuary • Procured flags to parade down NASA Road 1
• Dedicated and maintained a Blue Star Memorial marker on NASA Road 1 • Established a yearly $1,000 scholarship for a college student studying the field of horticulture, botany, forestry, or landscape design • Established a City-wide Beautification Day & Nassau Bay's Arbor Day • Decorate annually Tranquility Arbor for Christmas • Help sponsor the Junior Master Gardener program at Robinson Elementary • Plant and maintain six gardens located throughout the City.
Join the Garden Club for "State of Nassau Bay." It’s the dog days of summer, too hot to garden, so enjoy the cool comfort of the Council Chambers in Nassau Bay City Hall and listen as Mayor Mark Denman and City Manager Jason Reynolds share all the things going on in our fair City. Date: September 11, 2018 Time: 9:30am Social: Coffee, tea and delicious snacks 10:00am Program: State of Nassau Bay Club Meeting to Follow All residents are invited, so please come and bring a friend!
ST. PAUL'S EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM
St. Paul’s Early Childhood Program is now enrolling! St. Paul has preschool classes for 1-year olds to Pre-K4. Parents can choose the 2, 3, or 5 days a week program, with hours of 9:15am to 1:30pm, or the extended day option of 8:00am to 3:00pm. St. Paul’s stresses a family focused child centered learning environment, with the emphasis on creativity and individuality. Call Vicky Kuehnel at 281.333.0176 for more information, or visit www.stpaulcatholic.org.
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