The search for a place to call home has led many to discover The Woodlands. The close-knit community, the peaceful walking trails, and the vibrant shopping and dining scene have drawn in residents and visitors alike, but we were curious to hear from business leaders: Why The Woodlands?

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Melody Fraser, Owner and Float Coach

The camera overlooks a room with a shower (out of frame to the left); an angular bathtub full of water (perpendicular from the wall); and a wooden sauna with a glass door, lit from the inside with dim purple lights.

Blissful Waters Float Center | Photos Courtesy of Melody Fraser

BLISSFUL WATERS FLOAT CENTER

2408 Timberloch Place, The Woodlands, TX 77380

I used to float regularly in Houston and Austin. Houston has the variety, and Austin has the soul, but The Woodlands is the best of both worlds. It has that grounded, nature-connected energy that I want to bring to my clients, so it just feels like home.

- Melody Fraser, Owner and Float Coach

 

DOC EVENTS

I have held events with different clients in The Woodlands for about 20 years. The area has so much to offer—from unlimited shopping, dining, and teambuilding options to outdoor and hotel venues for groups of all sizes. It features all the amenities of a large city while maintaining an intimate sense of community, but what keeps me coming back is Visit The Woodlands’ commitment to open communication. Their team has been an invaluable resource for me, one I can openly share challenges with, and I know they will come back with solutions. Their support makes all the difference.

- Vanezza Garza, Senior Global Conference and Event Manager

 

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Vanezza Garza | Photo Courtesy of Vanezza Garza

The camera focuses on a play area within The Woodlands Children's Museum. The walls are painted with cartoon-like waves, a pirate ship, a giant octopus, and a smiling sun. In the back, there is a red-and-white striped lighthouse. On the right, there is part of a farmer's market exhibit visible.

The Woodlands Children's Museum | Photos Courtesy of Angela Colton

A headshot of a woman (60s) facing the camera. She has short silver hair and large glasses. She is wearing a textured maroon button-down shirt and a nametag with her name and the museum's. Her arms are crossed lightly over her chest with one elbow resting on a children's play structure shaped like an ocean wave. Behind her, though out of focus, are various colorful kid's museum displays.

Angela Colton, Executive Director

THE WOODLANDS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

Being in the heart of The Woodlands for over 20 years, I’ve realized that our location is one of the most sought-after communities to call home. The Woodlands Children’s Museum continues to be passionate about serving generations of families, providing a playful, safe and nurturing environment for young children to begin their cultural and educational journey.

- Angela Colton, Executive Director