Main Street Crossing

Main Street Crossing is an intimate, nonprofit live-music venue at 111 West Main Street in Old Town Tomball. Founded and funded by Rick and Terri Davis, it opened in 2004 after about three years of planning, and the Houston Chronicle reported at the time that it was the first live music venue of its kind for the city. The small room brings national touring acts, singer-songwriters and tribute shows to an audience close to the stage, so every seat feels personal. As a nonprofit, Main Street Crossing also hosts small church services and charitable fundraising events, with concerts run through its for-profit subsidiary, Main Street Music. The organization presents some larger shows at other area venues and promotes community events such as Tomball's July Fourth festival. Catching a concert here is one of the best reasons to spend an evening in downtown Tomball; pair it with dinner at a nearby Old Town restaurant. See the website for upcoming shows and tickets.