The Woodlands will kick off its six-week fall concert series on Thursday, September 8 with a live performance from jazz saxophonist Joseph Vencelli and a special runway fashion show presenting new fall styles for women, men and children.
Fashion Night Out at Market Street will begin at 6 p.m. with Joseph Vencelli on the performance stage in Market Street’s Central Park. At about 7 p.m., the Market Street fashion show runway will come alive with presentations of great fall styles from many of the shopping destination’s fashion retailers. Following the fashion show, Vencelli will return to the performance stage and perform until 8:30 p.m.
The jazz sounds of Joseph Vencelli will serve as the opening concert for Market Street’s fall concert series, six weeks of live performances featuring local musical talent every Thursday through October 20.
Every fall concert series performance at Market Street is free and open to the public. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome.
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Zulees, a locally-owned boutique specializing in upscale, custom stationery and holiday gift items, has opened its doors at Market Street – The Woodlands. Located in the North Commons building next to Sur la Table, the store features an extensive selection of unique paper-based merchandise, including stationery, note cards, invitations, announcements, greeting cards and gift-wrap from designers such as Itty Bitty and Design Design, among others. As an added bonus, Zulees offers customized monogramming services.
Zulees is open Monday thru Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm and Sunday, 12 noon to 6 pm. For more information, visit .
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The Woodlands Market Street continues to expand its offerings of sought-after restaurants as the two popular eateries, The Counter and Salata, prepare to open their doors to shoppers this summer.
Known for its make-your-own-burger concept, The Counter offers an extensive list of mouth-watering ingredients including soft-ripened Brie, roasted corn and black bean salsa, grilled pineapple and roasted garlic aioli, to name a few. The restaurant boasts more than 300,000 possible burger combinations! A variety of side dishes, plus spiked adult milkshakes and a full bar will also be found inside the industrial-designed restaurant.
The Counter will be located across from Z Gallerie on the west end of Market Street.
Just next door to The Counter will be Salata, Latin for “salad”. The fast-casual eatery takes a fresh spin on the traditional salad bar by offering salad servers who custom prepare salads or salad wraps for each guest. Diners can choose from over 50 different fresh ingredients, chicken cooked four different ways, various grilled seafood selections and over nine different house-made dressings.
For more information about the shops and restaurants at Market Street, visit www.marketstreet-thewoodlands.com.
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Despite the potential cancellation of its fireworks show, The Woodlands has created a number of different ways to celebrate America’s Independence over the Fourth of July holiday.
Live concerts, a parade, and splash days are part of the overall outstanding lineup of activities in The Woodlands this Fourth of July. Due to historic drought conditions in The Woodlands and Montgomery County, The Woodlands Township will make a final determination of its fireworks show on Monday, June 27, 2011.
“Certainly, the drought is unfortunate from many different aspects,” said Nick Wolda, President of The Woodlands Convention & Visitors Bureau. “But the number one priority at this time is safety. With thousands of acres burning in the near areas, we believe it is in best interest not to exacerbate the possibility of a fire and keep The Woodlands Fire Department on full alert protecting the community.”
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