Conroe & Montgomery Weekend Event Guide Jan 16-18

**Conroe and Montgomery Gear Up for a Jam-Packed Weekend of Community Events in January 2026**

CONROE, TX – Residents of Conroe and Montgomery are in for a bustling weekend as a diverse lineup of five community events is slated to take place from Friday, January 16th, through Sunday, January 18th, 2026. From live music and family fun to historical tours and charitable runs, there’s something to appeal to every interest and age group. The events highlight the vibrant community spirit and varied offerings across both locales.

The festivities kick off on **Friday, January 16th**, at Heritage Place Park in Downtown Conroe (500 Metcalf Street) with the popular “Concert in the Park featuring the Josh Fuller Band.” From 6 to 8 p.m., attendees can enjoy a free evening of live country music under the stars. The Josh Fuller Band, known for their authentic Texas country sound and energetic performances, has been a local favorite, frequently playing at area venues and festivals. Food trucks will be on site offering a variety of culinary delights, making it a perfect, family-friendly outing to welcome the weekend. Heritage Place Park, a central gathering spot in Conroe, often hosts such community concerts, reinforcing its role as a cultural hub.

**Saturday, January 17th**, promises a full day of activities, starting with a lively “Family Fun Day” at the Conroe Recreation Center (1203 Callahan Avenue). From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the center will transform into a hub of excitement, offering free games, exhilarating bounce houses, creative face painting, and a selection of local vendors showcasing their crafts and goods. This event, organized by Conroe Parks and Recreation, aims to provide an accessible and engaging experience for families, encouraging community interaction and active play.

Later that afternoon, from 1 to 3 p.m., history enthusiasts can step back in time with the “Montgomery Historical Society Tour.” Beginning at the Historic Montgomery Museum (100 Main Street in Montgomery), this guided walking tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the town’s rich heritage. Montgomery, often cited as the birthplace of the Texas Lone Star Flag, boasts a wealth of meticulously preserved historical homes and landmarks. For a fee of $10 per person, participants will gain insights into the pivotal moments and prominent figures that shaped this historic Texas settlement. The Montgomery Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and sharing the town’s significant past, and these tours are a cornerstone of their educational outreach.

As evening descends on Saturday, Downtown Conroe’s thriving Arts District will host an “Art Walk & Wine Tasting” from 5 to 8 p.m. This popular event invites art lovers to stroll through various participating galleries and studios, showcasing the talents of local artists working across diverse mediums, from painting and sculpture to photography and mixed media. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with the artists, purchase unique pieces, and enjoy wine samplings, creating an elegant and culturally rich evening. The Downtown Conroe Arts District has steadily grown into a vibrant destination, fostering a thriving artistic community. Specific participating galleries and artists are typically announced closer to the event date through the Downtown Conroe Association.

The weekend culminates on **Sunday, January 18th**, with a “Charity 5K Run/Walk” at scenic Lake Conroe Park (1496 FM 830 in Conroe). Registration for the event, which supports vital local youth sports programs, begins at 8 a.m., with the race officially starting at 9 a.m. Participation costs $30 per person, and proceeds directly benefit initiatives that provide equipment, scholarships, and facility upgrades for young athletes in the community. Whether running competitively or walking for a cause, participants will enjoy the picturesque backdrop of Lake Conroe, promoting fitness and community support. Information on online registration and benefiting organizations will be available through local sports program websites and event organizers as the date approaches.

Residents are encouraged to mark their calendars and plan ahead to enjoy this packed weekend of entertainment, culture, history, and community engagement across Conroe and Montgomery. For specific details, updates, and registration links closer to the event dates, residents should monitor the websites and social media channels of Conroe Parks and Recreation, the Montgomery Historical Society, the Downtown Conroe Association, and local running clubs.