Los Jarritos co-owner Juan Nambo said the Mexican eatery is celebrating its first anniversary on April 11.

The details: Taking place from 6-9 p.m., the anniversary celebration will feature a mariachi, mechanical bull and face painting. Owned by Nambo, Magdiel Marquez and Armando Rodriguez, Los Jarritos Mexican Grill offers dine-in services, outdoor seating and take out.

On the menu: Menu items offered range from tacos, tortas and fajitas to menudo.

Humble ISD officials are hosting a community listening session to give residents a chance to share comments, suggestions and concerns with district leadership.

The details: The listening session will be held March 26 from 5:30-7 p.m at Woodcreek Middle School—14600 Woodson Park Drive, Houston—according to a March 4 news release.

Get involved: District officials said community members can also submit comments online through the district’s webpage. They noted officials are seeking feedback on the following questions:

• What is working well in HISD?
• What should HISD continue or strengthen?
• What are your concerns about HISD?
• In what ways can HISD better support students?

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo officials have announced a new dress code for entry, beginning March 17.

Sorting out details: The Rodeo has provided an update on its code of conduct for guests, according to its website.

The following is prohibited:

• Clothing with "objectionable" material, such as obscene language or graphics
• Excessively torn clothing or visible undergarments exposing excessive portions of the skin
• Clothing or other attire of affiliation with a criminal street gang
• Clothing or apparel that intentionally obscures the face, unless worn for cultural or religious reasons or a medical condition

From water parks built for thrill-seekers to tranquil lagoons perfect for relaxing, there are several ways for Houston-area residents to cool off this summer.

Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures: Located in New Caney, this water park also features amusement park rides, an inflatable course, zip lines, ax-throwing, a maze, a gator exhibit and a petting zoo.

• Open for Spring Adventure days in March; all water attractions open select days April 3-Sept. 30
• $19.99 (single-use day ticket March 7-29), $44.99 (single-use day ticket April 3-Sept. 30), $99.99 (season pass), free (age 2 and under)

• Open year-round
• $34-$55 (half-day pass), $49-$79 (full-day pass), $65-$269 (season pass)

• Open select days May 2-Sept. 7
• $42-$90 (daily admission), $89-$150 (season pass)

In honor of Women's History Month, which runs March 1-31, here are a few women-owned businesses located in the Greater Houston area.

​​Retail Therapy
After years of responding to emergencies as an EMT, Kimberly Smith found a different way to take care of people in 2006. Smith now serves the community through a consignment store she took over 20 years ago with used brand-name clothing in Cypress.

Beyond resale, the shop extends its mission by donating clothing to a local women's shelter, turning gently worn pieces into a source of identity and fresh starts for women in need.

• 10782 Grant Road, Houston

• 2757 Rayford Road, Spring