Crafting History: Guatemalan Worry Dolls Cultural Craft Workshop
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20303 Draper Rd
Tomball ,TX 77377
Crafting History: Guatemalan Worry Dolls Cultural Craft Workshop brings a thoughtful morning of culture and creativity to Kleb Woods Nature Center in Tomball. Held in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the program explores the history and cultural significance of Guatemalan worry dolls, a cherished tradition rooted in Maya folklore.
Adults and teens can learn how these handmade figures have been used for generations, then take part in a hands-on craft activity led by a Precinct 4 Naturalist. It is a meaningful choice for those searching for things to do in Tomball, cultural events in Harris County, and educational craft workshops near Houston that blend storytelling, heritage, and community connection.
Quick Facts
- Date: September 26, 2026
- Time: 10:30 am-12:00 pm
- Location: Kleb Woods Nature Center, 20303 Draper Rd, Tomball, TX 77377
- Program focus: Guatemalan worry dolls, Maya folklore, and a hands-on craft for Hispanic Heritage Month
- Audience: Adults and teens
- More information: klebwoods@hcp4.net or 281-357-5324
Register through the official Precinct 4 activity page; space is limited. Arriving a little early may help attendees settle in before the workshop begins. Those interested in local history programs, Hispanic Heritage Month events, and creative educational activities in Tomball will find a welcoming setting for learning and conversation.
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