Ep026 – Good Oil Days – Oil Boom Festival in Humble, TX

‘umble, Texas…  don’t say the “H”… the “H” is silent.

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www.GoodOilDays.com

The Good Oil Days Festival was created to celebrate Humble’s rich history in the oil industry, as well as to bring business into the ‘hub’ of the city. It’s one of the biggest events of the Northeast area of Houston where family and small businesses are joined together.

Whether this is your first time or you’re returning for another year, the Good Oil Days Festival has something for everyone. From food trucks and live entertainment to an exciting area just for kids, we promise you’ll get to experience a full day of fun!

www.OilPatchGearTX.com

Mike & Nydia Alaniz            OilPatchGear@gmail.com                832-659-7712

Oil Patch Gear was created by an Oil Patch hand to represent the lifestyle of the Oil Patch hands!  We are downright obsessed with delivering a high quality, sustainable product that fills our customers with joy. We work tirelessly to optimize our production facilities for sustainability and safety.  Oil patch gear is the go-to place for high-quality goods, reasonable rates, and competent service, as attested to by the expanding list of happy customers on our list.

www.EmbersBakeryKingwood.com

Aaron Nielsen           405-618-8605

Ember’s Bakery Kingwood began to provide Houston dogs with fresh, healthy, and natural dog treats and chews.  From neighborhood pop-up tent sales to large markets to online, Ember’s is expanding quickly and providing America’s dogs with a healthier option for treats and chews.  From our home kitchen to your dog’s mouth, you can’t go wrong with homemade!

www.TapvilleSocial.com/CentralTexasMobile

https://www.instagram.com/TapvilleCentralTexas

Tapville Social – Central Texas Mobile Taproom is available for private  events. Book your next event with us. Tapville Mobile Taproom provides 16 self-pour taps of craft beer, wine & cider. Connect with our staff for us to consult on your next event. A socially-driven dining experience celebrating the people and places that make us say “Cheers!”. The perfect escape to create fun and memorable moments with friends.

From our creative cocktail flights and pairings to our self-pour wine and beer walls, Tapville Social removes the obstacles of the restaurant experience and puts you in control of the journey.

Howard and Sharon Mittag

I can’t make this up… but as I Was walking by the pump-jack, Mr. Howard was preparing to start the engine and I spoke with him briefly on the podcast.  Then I continued walking down Main Street in Humble and started talking to Mrs. Sharon.  It wasn’t until a couple hours later that I realized they were actually husband and wife… and I had bet them back-to back at the crowded festival.  Both are wonderful people and introduced me and Oilfield Talk to several people.  Thank you!

https://www.humblemuseum.com

Robert Meaux         

The Humble Museum originally opened as the Humble Bicentennial Museum in 1976, as an outgrowth of the City’s U.S. Bicentennial Celebrations. The city built a museum building on Higgins Street, on the west side of the railroad tracks.

In the late 1980s, the museum purchased the old Centel Telephone building at 219 Main Street, on the east side of the railroad tracks. This building was damaged during Hurricane Harvey, forcing the museum to close in August 2017.

Starting in 2019, the City renovated the old band hall building at Charles Bender High School for the museum. The museum moved its collection into the new building in March 2020, just before the COVID quarantine began. After months of work building new displays, the new Humble Museum opened on November 14, 2020.

STAFF

Dr. Robert Meaux, Executive Director

Nettie Banda, Docent

Malou Ennis, Docent

Ashley Oakes, Docent

The Humble Museum is a Texas non-profit corporation, registered as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

601 Higgins Street

Humble, Texas 77338

Email: info@humblemuseum.com

Phone: 281-713-5439

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