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2 months ago | 
customerservicemanager.com | Laura Green
Escape rooms test problem-solving skills, teamwork, and the ability to think under pressure. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned player, having the right strategies makes all the difference. Instead of guessing your way through, a well-planned approach can save time and keep the game moving. An escape game is designed to be immersive, offering a mix of logic puzzles, hidden clues, and physical challenges.
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Jan 28, 2025 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
Though other big name culinary awards are impactful, nothing hits quite like seeing a Michelin Star hanging at the door to a restaurant. The vaunted Michelin Guide has been around for well over a century and its recommendations are read by discerning food enthusiasts around the globe. The pressures of maintaining the award (a restaurant can receive one, two or three-star status) are the stuff of many an anecdote.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
The John Cooper School held its 20th Annual Signature Author Series event on December 6, 2024, at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center. The gala attracted a record crowd and featured New York Times bestselling British novelist Lisa Jewell, known for psychological thrillers such as “None of This is True,” which is set to become a Netflix original film.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
Maine is such a faraway place for Texans, but getting there is easy with a direct flight into Boston Logan International Airport. Pick up your rental car, and within an hour you’ll be soaking in the natural beauty of the state that’s aptly nicknamed “Vacationland.” But First, Lobster. Don’t miss Rye Harbor Lobster Pound in New Hampshire.
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Sep 28, 2024 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
In his book, The Woodlands: The Inside Story of Creating a Better Hometown, longtime resident and past president of The Woodlands Corporation Roger Galatas wrote that, “From the beginning, George Mitchell’s plan for The Woodlands was to make it a real town, not just a bedroom community.
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Jul 28, 2024 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
The Seed of an IdeaJust as The Woodlands was meticulously planned and developed to embrace its natural surroundings, showcasing the landscape from which it sprang, so The John Cooper School was created to reflect and perpetuate the long-term vision for the community.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
counselling-directory.org.uk | Laura Green
I will not list the many benefits of being outside in nature, as these have been well documented and many of us know from experience that a walk in a forest or park usually leaves us feeling calmer, nourished and invigorated. Instead, I am interested in how nature can be utilised as a third entity in the therapeutic relationship; how taking therapy outdoors can take it to a whole new level.
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May 19, 2024 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
Creating a restaurant around an almost mythical personality opens a world of possibilities. More than a mere name, the idea of a captivating person, someone you’d love to know and hang out with, can bring a restaurant to life. "There Is a Princess in Everyone’s Life”During their many years in the hotel industry, a restaurant idea began to take shape in the minds of brothers Preet Paul Singh and Surpreet Singh. “We’d traveled quite a bit. Seen what restaurants the world over had to offer.
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May 18, 2024 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
Anticipation is growing among local art lovers as this year’s Fidelity Investments The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival draws near. Consistently ranked as one of the area’s most popular events, the festival is also recognized nationally as a premier celebration of art and artists. “I love the festival. You in The Woodlands are very unique in holding festivities that bring it all together—community, music and art,” says featured artist Guilloume. “The festival is unique. It belongs to everyone.
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May 18, 2024 | 
citylifestyle.com | Laura Green
Classic restaurants that have stood the test of time are a rare bird in The Woodlands, because in historical terms, the community is still so young. Longtime standbys, those that receive accolades upon opening, gather a following, and subsequently continue to accrue and maintain a solid base of loyal patrons over the course of many decades—those places are still mostly in their formative stages across the restaurant scene here.
