TEXAS CITY, TX – Families, teens, adults and visitors looking for affordable summer fun can now enjoy a full month of activities, thanks to the City of Texas City’s newly released “30 Free Things to Do in June” list. The publication highlights dozens of free events, workshops, concerts and classes taking place citywide throughout the month of June at local parks, the library, community centers and other venues. “We created this list to showcase the incredible variety of free opportunities available right here in our community,” said Communications Director Jennifer Laird. “There is truly something for everyone.” Highlights from the “30 Free Things to Do in June” list include:
Art classes ranging from blacklight art for teens to wreath-making class for adults
A T-Rex tea party for kids
A henna workshop for teens
Introductory yoga for kids
Free outdoor concerts
A Family Olympics competition
A beginner-friendly 3D design and printing program
A ukulele performance
A live demonstration exploring the martial arts of Renaissance Europe The full list, along with complete event details, registration information and updates, is available online at www.texascitytx.gov.
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