Tomball, TX – Members of the Tomball Art League (TAL) recently spent the day at Tomball Intermediate School, encouraging students to explore their creativity and continue pursuing the arts.

TAL artists Dana Daigle, Teri Clark, and Linda Jarnigan were invited by Tomball Intermediate School art teachers Marcy Johnson and Megan Nichols to engage with students and share the about artistic opportunities available to them. During the visit, the artists demonstrated their individual mediums and provided insight into their creative processes.

Dana Daigle worked in pastel, Teri Clark demonstrated acrylic painting, and Linda Jarnigan showcased watercolor techniques, giving students a diverse and inspiring look at different forms of artistic expression.

The visit offered students a unique opportunity to interact with working artists, ask questions, and gain encouragement to continue developing their own creative voices.

“The Tomball Art League is committed to supporting arts education and inspiring the next generation of artists,” said a TAL representative. “Opportunities like this allow us to connect with young creatives and show them that art can be a lifelong passion.”

The Tomball Art League continues to partner with local schools and organizations to promote art, education, and community engagement throughout the Tomball area.

The Tomball Art League (TAL),  a 90-plus member organization, will hold their spring art show April 23, 24 and 25 at the Lone Star College Tomball Community Library, 30555 Tomball Parkway. Registration can be completed online before April 15 at www.TomballArtLeague.org.

Entry fees are $9 for TAL members; $12 for members of other guilds; $15 for non-members; and $2 for students in grades K-12.

The show will open to the public Friday, April 24, from 12 noon to 6 pm, and again on Saturday, April 25 from 10 am-3:30 pm. All art must be picked up on Saturday from 3:30-5 p.m.

Judging will take place on Friday, April 24 from 9 am to 12 noon, and is closed to artists and the public. Each category will be awarded 1st through 3rd place plus an Honorable Mention. A Cash award of $100 will be given for Best of Show, $50 GC Student Best of Show and a $50 TAL Choice Award voted on by members.

"TAL is dedicated to encouraging local artists to develop their talents, including students in kindergarten through high school, public and private schools and homeschooled students,” said CJ Foster. “Our members work in a variety of media, including watercolor, ink, oil, chalk, photography and sculpture."

The group is especially proud of their community outreach, including Creating With Blind Abandon, which supports artwork created by the visually impaired. In addition, the U.S Vets of Houston will also have a selection of art for show and sale.

TAL also recently completed a series of murals depicting important moments in Tomball’s history, which are prominently displayed on downtown buildings.

Local businesses also provide space for artists to display their works, including sculptures, woodworking and outdoor art.

TAL is a member of the Lone Star Art Guild (LSAG) and abides by all LSAG rules. Forms, Links and “How To” information is available at www.TomballArtLeague.org. More information can be found on Facebook at TheTomballArtLeague-TAL, or on Instagram at TomballArtLeague.

The Tomball Art League is proud to support our local veterans' community through a partnership with U.S. Vets and a new outreach initiative designed to bring creativity, reflection, and encouragement to those who have served.

Coming up April 9, 2026, the League will sponsor a free art workshop for residents at the U.S. Vets Veterans Village, offering participants an opportunity to explore artistic expression in a relaxed and supportive environment. Art has long been recognized as a powerful outlet for reflection and healing, and the League hopes the workshop will provide both enjoyment and a creative reprieve for those attending.

In addition to the workshop, the Tomball Art League is working with the leadership of U.S. VETS Veterans Village and to obtain copy-write approval to use Beetle Bailey for a themed mural in one of the counseling rooms. The mural is intended to create a welcoming and uplifting space that reflects the shared military experience many veterans understand and appreciate. The iconic comic character, long associated with military life and humor, is expected to bring both familiarity and a sense of lightheartedness to the room.

Through projects like these, the Tomball Art League continues its commitment to using art to strengthen community connections, honor those who have served, and create spaces where creativity can inspire conversation, comfort, and hope.

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Tomball, TX – The Tomball Art League is proud to announce the completion of a downtown beautification project that has transformed a once unrecognizable public restroom facility into a charming, German-inspired landmark in historic Tomball.

Before the project began, the building bore little resemblance to a public amenity and lacked visual character. Today, through thoughtful design and artistic craftsmanship of local artists, it reflects the warmth and heritage of the community it serves.

The facade was designed by Tomball Art League artist Eric Sundin, incorporating traditional German architectural elements such as timber framing, green shutters, and vibrant flower boxes. The mural-style transformation honors Tomball’s rich German roots while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the downtown district.

The project was painted by Eric with assistance from fellow Tomball Art League artists Rafa Gonzalez, Teri Clark and Dana Daigle. Together, the team donated their time and talent to create a welcoming structure that now blends seamlessly into the historic charm of downtown.

“This project represents the power of art to elevate everyday spaces,” said a League representative. “What was once a plain, easily overlooked building is now a point of pride for our community.”

The Tomball Art League remains committed to enriching public spaces, supporting local artists, and contributing to the continued growth and vibrancy of downtown Tomball.

Tomball, TX — The Tomball Art League proudly announces the completion of a three-panel mural at 314 Market Street in historic downtown Tomball. The mural space and project location were sponsored by The Huston Group, whose support made this community art installation possible.  The Huston Group selected designs by TAL Artists:  Teri Clark and Kathy Wortham from all submissions received.

Painted by members of the Tomball Art League, the mural celebrates Tomball’s agricultural heritage and the railroad legacy that helped establish the town in 1907. Each panel reflects a chapter of Tomball’s story—from early farming and ranching, to the powerful presence of the railroad, and back to the oil that continues to shape the town today.

This marks the League’s first public mural project and reflects its commitment to strengthening community identity through collaborative public art.

Residents and visitors are invited to stop by 314 Market Street to experience this vibrant tribute to Tomball’s past and future.