Family & kids events this week in Northwest Houston: Aug. 31 – Sept. 6

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Nicole DeGuzman, Director of The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts - The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts website
Nicole DeGuzman, Director of The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts - The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts website
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Aug 31, 2025
ByT. C. Provost
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The following family & kids events are scheduled to take place in Northwest Houston this week.

Tuesday, Sep. 2

Event: Art Start
Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts
10:45 am

Event: Baby Storytime at Barbara Bush
Barbara Bush Branch Library
11:15 am-12:30 pm

Wednesday, Sep. 3

Event: Senior Game Day
Barbara Bush Branch Library
10 am-12 pm

Thursday, Sep. 4

Event: Game On! at Barbara Bush
Barbara Bush Branch Library
4:30-5:30 pm

Event: Storytime Bridge at Barbara Bush
Barbara Bush Branch Library
11:15 am-12 pm

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