Big as Texas Fest

Do you have tickets to the Big as Texas Fest yet? Child Advocates of Montgomery County is excited to be one of the nonprofit partners of this three-day outdoor music festival right here in Montgomery County, May 10-12, 2024!

Get ready for Big as Texas Fest! It’s a three-day Texas music festival and celebration of Americana featuring the hottest names in country music along with local rising stars. Plus, indulge your senses with the finest food and flavors of Texas! Join us from May 10th to May 12th, 2024 for 3 days of live music and art experiences including onsite hat-making, live mural art, chainsaw wood carving, pig races, and barrel racing. There’s plenty of room at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Conroe, TX for multiple stages, a carnival, a car show, food trucks, parking, RV parking, camping and more. Visit our Community Corral to find out how local non-profit organizations like Child Advocates of Montgomery County are making your community an even better place to live for you.

COMMUNITY CORRAL

The team’s mission at Big As Texas is to have a positive and substantial economic and cultural impact on Montgomery County and the surrounding region; become one of the most anticipated annual events across the state of Texas while complementing to the cultural fabric of Texas; and provide life-saving education and financial support to some of America’s most vulnerable communities that continued to be impacted by suicide.

To fulfill this final goal, the Big as Texas Fest team have chosen to launch their three-day festival in one of the fast-growing counties in the country – Montgomery County – which also happens to be facing an unprecedented epidemic with rapidly rising rates of suicide deaths. With an estimated 100+ suicides in America per day, suicide remains one of the leading causes of death in the United States impacting millions of Americans and their families each year, with a growing number of deaths in Texas each year.

Due to these alarming statistics, Big as Texas Fest has decided to donate ten percent of net proceeds from each individual ticket sold to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations that promote suicide death prevention and mental health awareness both in Montgomery County and across Texas. Plus, we invite local experts, doctors, therapists, elected officials, and nonprofit organizations to join together each spring and help us make a major impact long after the festival ends on Sunday night.