Freedom Fun is not your average job. Based in Conroe & East Aldine, we serve the Greater Houston area with mobile laser tag. outdoor movies, foam parties, obstacle courses, and more. Forget flipping burgers or stocking shelves — this is your chance to create unforgettable experiences while staying active and getting paid to have fun.
East Aldine is getting cleaner and stronger thanks to our community's pride and dedication. We’re excited to partner on two upcoming community clean‑up events, and we’d love to have you be part of the effort. These clean‑ups are a great way to meet neighbors, support our shared spaces, and show what it means to care [...]
Call 346.570.4463 to pre-register.
Join us every Saturday morning at 7 a.m. at 2909 East Aldine Amphitheatre Drive.
Royal strength, divine purpose, and a united sisterhood committed to leading with love, wisdom, and service.
The East Aldine Management District invites you to celebrate the incredible women who inspire, lead, and strengthen our community every day.Let’s come together for an afternoon of connection, appreciation, and celebration. RSVP Today
Please join us for a great opportunity to be part of the process to re-envision the Hopper Road Corridor!
We hope you can join us for these upcoming Precinct 2 events.
The Barbara Devetski Scholarship Essay Contest is now open and accepting applications. This annual scholarship honors the legacy of Barbara Devetski by investing in young women who demonstrate determination, strength, and a commitment to their future. The Barbara Devetski Scholarship Contest is open to all Houston area, college-bound, graduating high school senior girls, who plan [...]
Community Emergency Response Team training is a Federal Emergency Management Agency program that educates citizens about the hazards they face in their community and trains them in lifesaving skills. If needed following a disaster, these citizen-responders use their training as part of a neighborhood or workplace team to help others when professional responders are overwhelmed [...]
