Conroe is the county seat of Montgomery County, Texas, and is a principal city in the Houston metropolitan area. Conroe is located in the southwest corner of the East Texas Piney Woods, famous for its pine trees and hardwood forests.
Conroe is now the 7th city in Texas to be designated Texas Music Friendly by the Governor’s Texas Music Office. There is plenty of music in Conroe, including the Conroe Symphony and the Montgomery County Choral Society. The Greater Conroe Arts Alliance sponsors, along with the state of Texas, the Young Texas Artists Music Competition.
The downtown bustles with breweries, theatres, plenty of shopping, and multiple art venues. The oldest theater is the Crighton Theater, opened in 1935. It has been renovated and hosts live theatrical productions. Multiple festivals are hosted at the Conroe Founder’s Plaza and Heritage Place.
https://www.cityofconroe.org/services/parks_recreation/special_events/index.php
https://lakeconroe.com/22-best-fun-things-to-do-in-conroe-tx/

Lake Conroe –
Lake Conroe is a 22,000-acre lake with a total of 157 miles of shoreline, and 21 miles in length, most of which is in unincorporated Montgomery County. The lake lies on the West Fork of the San Jacinto River, just west of Interstate 45. It was completed in 1973, as an alternative water supply for the City of Houston. Lake Conroe is a popular attraction for boating, jet-skiing, and fishing.
Lake Conroe is the hub around which the communities of Conroe, Montgomery, Willis and Panorama Village are located.
The largest resort located at the water’s edge is Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe. https://www.margaritavilleresorts.com/margaritaville-lake-resort-lake-conroe/destination-guide
https://www.visitconroe.com/lake-conroe/

Montgomery –
Montgomery was founded in 1837. The city describes itself as the “birthplace of the Texas Lone Star Flag”.
Montgomery is known for its historical buildings, many of which have been relocated to Fernland Historical Park and restored. The Texas Historical Commission has designated with historical markers several buildings and sites which date back to the original settlement of the area.
Today, the locals and tourists enjoy a vibrant downtown with historic parks, great shopping, delicious food at casual and upscale restaurants, and local wineries. The downtown offers a quaint boutique experience.
https://www.montgomerytexas.gov/tourism/page/explore-montgomery

Willis –
With many early settlers moving from Danville – north of Willis and west of New Waverly – south to found a new community which is now known as Willis, Texas, a major factor in the development was the Houston and Great Northern Railroad, now the Missouri Pacific Railroad. From the 1870’s to present day, the main occupations were farming, shipping, and the manufacture of lumber and agricultural products. These remain vital to the economy along with retail, service, and manufacturing industries.
Currently, Willis has an army of restaurants ranging from a fast-food experience to various full-meal eateries. There are two large grocery stores, along with retail stores and health care facilities.