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What’s Inside
HOA Corner pg 3–5In the Community pg 6–7Health & Fitness pg 8Tennis pg 9Riverstone Events pg 10–11
WWhathat’s InsideeWWUpcoming Events
• National Night Out, October 6th• Fall Garage Sale, October 10th• Trail of Treats, October 31st
2 OCTOBER 2020
Streetlight Out?Contact Centerpoint Energy for repair of streetlights that are not working: 713.207.2222 phone, 713.207.9760 fax orwww.centerpointenergy.com/outageRemember to obtain the 6 digit pole number along with the closest physical address to the street light that is not working. This will allow for faster repair.Please report all decorative street light outages to Riverstone HOA 281.778.2222
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18353 University Blvd.Sugar Land, TX 77479
281.778.2222Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 9:00am–
5:00pm • Wed: 8:00am–6:00pm
Customer Care [email protected]
Front Desk AdministratorDanelle Andel [email protected]
Community Relations SupervisorAshley Bodungen [email protected]
Compliance [email protected]
Compliance Assistant Mirisa Hercules [email protected]
Compliance Coordinator Cristina Sauceda [email protected]
Compliance Coordinator David Ippoliti [email protected]
Compliance Manager Sean Parker [email protected]
Finance [email protected]
Finance AssistantShannon Koorie [email protected] ManagerFelecia Alexander [email protected]
Operations [email protected]
MaintenanceMiguel Castro Maintenance CoordinatorJeff Gajewski [email protected]
Operations AssistantRandi Miller [email protected] Operations ManagerJulie Kveton [email protected]
Lifestyle TeamDirector of FunLaura G. Rosilez [email protected] Director of FunManny Villatoro [email protected]
General ManagerJaime Villegas [email protected]
The Manors Townhomes & PatiosFirstService Residential Community ManagerJennifer Meador 713.932.1122
Riverstone HOA Stay Connected
to Your Community
HOA Board of Directors
Trey Reichert President
Tom Wilcox Resident
Ning Kang Resident
Cover Photo Credit: Stephanie Cheney Photography
Community Information
2020 Annual Assessments2020 Annual Assessment Rate . . . . $1090Some homes have additional Neighborhood and/or Lake Assessments in addition to the general Annual Assessment. Contact us at [email protected] for more info on Neighborhood or Lake Assessments.
Our goal is to keep you informed of the latest news, community events and activities. To that end, we have developed multiple ways for you to stay connected:
• Our website, www.rshoa.org, is where you can view our event calendar, local news, and access Riverstone governing documents and deed restrictions, board agendas and meeting minutes, association financial information, commonly used forms such as Architectural Modification Applications, Amenity ID Forms, Gate Access Forms, and more!
• Your Resident Portal, also available on our website, is where you can access important information unique to your home, such as payment history, architectural requests, and more.
• The LUKE App (Let Us Know Everything!) is your new community assistant. LUKE allows you to directly submit maintenance issues to the HOA at any time of day. Use LUKE to add pictures
and locations to help us get issues resolved faster. You’ll be able to watch the process from start to completion. Download LUKE for your Apple or Android phone. www.getluke311.com
• Our Riverstone App will keep you up to date on events throughout the community, discover community spaces, and get involved in Riverstone’s Tennis and Fitness Programs. Download the App for your Apple or Android phone, click “View as Guest”, and click “Request Resident Access.”
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HOA Corner
While the HOA office is closed to visitors, our staff is still available during business hours and will be available to provide most services remotely:
• LUKE APP: While you are walking around the neighborhood, did you see a fence that need repairs, a sprinkler head broken, gates not functioning, or a tree needs trimming? With the LUKE App you can report common area work order requests directly to the Association. Download the App for Apple or Android by visiting www.getluke311.com.
• RESIDENT PORTAL: Visit www.riverstone.com/residents-accountportal to view your HOA payment history, or to make a payment via credit/debit card or echeck.
• WEBSITE: This situation is very fluid, and changes are being made daily. Visit our website at www.rshoa.org to view the most up-to-date information about events, changes to office hours, access HOA governing documents and guidelines, and more.
• RIVERSTONE APP: From the Riverstone App (available for Android and Apple) you can make amenity reservations,
view park locations, updates on events, and more! Download it today!
• CONDOCERTS: Selling or Refinancing your home? Have your lender or title company visit www.rshoa.condocerts.com to request Resale Certificates, Refinance Quotes, or a Certificate of Compliance. Email [email protected] for more info.
You can also always email us for any of the following:
• New Requests or Updates to your Gate Access ([email protected])
• New ARC Applications or questions about an existing Application ([email protected])
• Payment Plan Requests for delinquent dues ([email protected])
• Upcoming Community Events ([email protected])
• New Resident Set Up & New or Replacement Amenity Cards ([email protected])
• Questions about the Fitness Center or online fitness classes ([email protected])
• All other General Questions can always be sent to [email protected] and we will help to the best of our ability!
Our Phone lines are also open during business hours. Give us a call at 281-778-2222.
Should you encounter an HOA Emergency (gates not functioning, etc.) after business hours, we also have an After-Hours Emergency Number: 713-535-6247 (Emergencies only, please).
Services The HOA Can Provide Remotely
Here at Riverstone HOA, the health and wellness of our staff and residents are of the utmost importance.
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the HOA has closed our office until further notice. However, this
is a very fluid situation, and we strongly encourage you
to visit our website at www.rshoa.org for the most up-
to-date information. That being said, we are still here to
provide you with the high level of customer service you
have come to expect from us. Nearly all of the services
the HOA provides are available remotely. Contact us via
email or phone with any questions or concerns you may
have during this time—we are still here to help!
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HOA Corner
Few events in life are more exciting than buying your first home. We’re glad you’ve chosen Riverstone! You’re now a member of our community association. We’re proud of our association and trust it will contribute to the quality of your experience in our community. Here are a few tips and bits of information to help you make the most of community association living.
Your Own Space—There’s one important difference between rent-ing and owning a home: Unlike renting, your home, land, and its up-keep belong entirely to you. You’re responsible for all maintenance for any part of your home and land that is used only by you or your family. So, when the faucet leaks, the first person to call is your favorite plumber, not the HOA.
Common Elements and Assessments—The community has a num-ber of common areas and services—pools, tennis courts, playgrounds, common areas, and the maintenance to keep them attractive and en-
joyable. We share these areas and their expenses when we pay our assessments.
Community Rules—Because many residents share the common ar-eas, it’s necessary to have a few basic rules so everyone can enjoy the community. If you don’t have a copy of the CCR’s (Conditions, Covenants, & Restrictions; the “rules” of the community) you can grab them from our website: www.rshoa.org
Membership—When you bought your new home, you became a mem-ber of our community association. Membership entitles you to attend and observe board meetings and vote in board elections. You may even want to consider running for a board seat yourself. Our community thrives because residents volunteer for committee assignments and eagerly stand for board elections. Get involved—we need you.
Contact us at [email protected] for more information or if you have questions about the association.
Welcome New Neighbors!
The Riverstone Compliance Department encourages all residents to take a few minutes and look over their property for any poten-tial Deed Restriction issues that may result in a violation letter being sent out.
Trash Bags—Reminder that all trash and trash bags must be placed in a trash container per our deed restrictions. All trash cans and recycles bins must be stored out of view on non-trash days. Please do not place trash bags on the curb without a container as it can attract wildlife.
Lawn and House Maintenance—Even in the Fall, you may need to mow, weed, and edge your lawn every 7 to 10 days to keep your property and the Community looking its best. This is also a great time to check your house for any signs of mil-dew and to have any mildew, dirt, or stains removed as needed.
Parking—Please do not leave vehicles parked in the street for more than 7 days. In gated neighborhoods, vehicles should not be left on the street for more than 24 hours. Please be considerate of your neighbors and not park in such a way to block their driveway or to
block the cul-de-sac of a street. For more information on our parking policy please visit our website.
Basketball Goals—Portable Goals are not permitted in the front yard of a property. All basketball goals require ARC review and approval. Please submit an ARC application prior to installing a basketball goal.
ARC Modifications—Reminder that any modification to a property requires ARC review and approval prior to any work being done.
For more information on the Deed Restrictions, to obtain a copy of the ARC application, or to view more of our policies, please visit our website at www.rshoa.org
Propery Maintenance Tips FROM THE RSHOA
COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT
Reminder: After October 4th, all Riverstone Pools will be closed for 2020 season. See you next year!
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Feeling Fenced In?
You may have noticed the new fencing that was recently in-stalled where Steep Bank Creek intersects with University Blvd. The HOA Board of Directors recently approved to spend more than $90,000 on additional hog fencing throughout the commu-nity. In addition to the iron fencing on University Blvd, additional hog fencing was installed in areas near Brookside, The Orchard, Creekstone Village, Lost Creek, and more.
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HOA Corner
Park in well-lit areas, remove spare keys and do not leave garage door openers in the vehicle. If possible, park in the garage.
Tip: Set an alarm on your phone for 9pm daily that will remind you to check your vehicle for valuables.
Cameras can be a deterrent for vehicle and property crimes. Doorbell cameras are easy to install and exceptionally reliable if a crime was to occur.
When ordering online packages, track the packages and know the arrival date so you or some-one can be there to receive it. If you cannot be there to receive the package leave a note with instructions for the carrier with your desired placement of the package.
Look for suspicious activity and report accordingly while occurring.
For Emergencies dial 911 and for Non-Emergencies contact your area agency. Fort Bend Coun-ty Sheriff’s Office (281) 341-4665, Missouri City Police Department (281) 403-8700. Traffic Complaints/Other Concerns: Direct to Sgt. Jesse Trevino, [email protected]
October 6th is National Night Out, please reach out to me if you plan on hosting a gathering. We would love to stop by and visit.
Constable Corner
P k i ll lit k d d t lk
On behalf of Constable Trever Nehls, the Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Con-stable’s Office, would like to encour-age Crime Prevention Tips.
What you can do to help from becom-ing a victim:
• Take, Lock, Hide. The basic crime fighting tool to preventing Bur-glaries.
• Take your belongings with you.
• Lock your vehicle.
• Hide valuables from sight.
2021 Assessments will be mailed out next month. Are you ready?
Riverstone Neighborhood Watch Group
We serve our community by being focused, aware, and observant, reporting suspicious or unusual
activity to local law enforcement.
For more info contact:
Dean Cooper • [email protected]
Ladies at RiverstoneLadies that live in Riverstone meet
for dinner and drinks. A group discussing community,
schools, safety, and more!
For more info contact:
Dorothy Yee • [email protected]
Cub Scouts Pack 1647Open to all elementary-aged boys
and girls in Riverstone. New Dens starting now!
For more info contact:
Group Ideas?Please email [email protected]
for more information.
Please note social clubs are organized and hosted by residents and are not formed by, authorized by, or in any way affiliated with the Riverstone HOA. They are organized
and managed by the residents.
Social Clubs
With the end of the year fast approaching, we want to send out a reminder to be on the lookout for the 2021 Annual Assessment information that will be mailed to all Riverstone property owners in the last few weeks of November. Here are some important tips to make sure you are ready:
• If you have any changes to your mailing address please contact us no later than Friday, November 6th or log on to your resident portal to update your account.
• All Annual Assessments are due on January 1, 2021.
• Online Payments are the easiest way to go! Log in to the Resident Portal at www.rshoa.org to check it out.
Assessments are levied annually to enable the HOA to pay Association Expenses; including maintaining and improving common areas, as well as other general purposes that promote the common benefit for Riverstone residents. More information, including payment options, will be in the assessment mailing and December Newsletter.
For questions about the 2021 Annual Assessment or mailing address changes, please contact Shannon at [email protected] or 281-778-2995. We’re here to help!
shoa org to check it out
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In The Community
Annoyed by the persistence of solicitors’ unwelcome knocks on the door? It seems like no matter what they do, they always man-age to show up on your front porch. They come with fliers, door hangers, a rehearsed speech and the distinct ability to ignore the polite decline of the products they’re peddling.
Homeowners associations like us are particularly easy, frequent targets of solicitors; part of the appeal is that population den-sity makes Riverstone an easy environment for them to canvas. Because of this, finding a way to keep solicitors away can be invaluable.
The simplest way to deter solicitors is by posting a “No Solicitors” sign on your door or in your front window. If you get knocks on
the door anyway, you also can ask solicitors for their license or company identification; many don’t have it and will leave. If the solicitor doesn’t leave or keeps coming back, tell them the com-munity has nuisance restrictions and there are legal ramifications for violating them. And if that’s not enough to make them high-tail it off of your lawn, you can also call the Fort Bend Constables Non-Emergency number at 281-341-4665.
While a visit from a solicitor is often annoying, they can sometimes be more than just a nuisance; some might have ulterior motives, such as fraud, canvassing a home to commit a crime, or other unseemly behavior. If you believe a solicitor is acting suspiciously or you feel threatened, call the police immediately.
TIPS FOR A FANG-TASTICLY SAFE HALLOWEEN! Walk Safely
1. Cross the street at corners, using traffic signals and crosswalks.
2. Look left, right and left again when crossing and keep looking as you cross.
3. Put electronic devices down and keep heads up and walk, don’t run, across the street.
4. Teach children to make eye contact with drivers before crossing in front of them.
5. Always walk on sidewalks or paths. If there are no sidewalks, walk facing traffic as far to the left as possible. Children should walk on direct routes with the fewest street crossings.
6. Watch for cars that are turning or backing up. Teach children to never dart out into the street or cross between parked cars.
Keep Costumes Both Creative and Safe
1. Decorate costumes and bags with reflective tape or stickers and, if possible, choose light colors.
2. Have kids carry glow sticks or flashlights to help them see and be seen by drivers.
Drive Extra Safely on Halloween1. Slow down and be especially alert in residential
neighborhoods. Children are excited on Halloween and may move in unpredictable ways.
2. Take extra time to look for kids at intersections, on medians and on curbs.
3. Enter and exit driveways slowly and carefully.
FBISD Students are now heading back for face-to-face instruction. Please be careful driving around the neighbor-hood! Check out www.fortbendisd.com/relaunch for more information on returning to campuses.
FBISD
Sidestepping Solicitors
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In The Community
Business SpotlightIndoor cycling studios can be intimi-dating, with beginners feeling there isn’t a place for them. Not at Cycle-Bar—a premium studio that invites everyone to rock their ride. CycleBar opened in Riverstone on Aug. 3 and it’s already gaining a following.
“We are not your average cycling studio,” said Kam Mack, general manager for CycleBar Sugar Land. “We are open to everyone. We want people to know that cycling is a holistic experience. People will come in expecting to get more fit, but they will find that they will make changes emotionally and spiritually so they feel better in all aspects of their lives.”
From a classic ride featuring a mix of strength, endurance and chal-lenges to an express ride that keeps cyclists working hard for 30 min-utes, CycleBar offers rides tailored to all fitness and experience levels.
“Classes are beginner-friendly,” Mak said. “Beginning riders can ex-pect to be guided through the entire ride so they don’t have to be nervous or feel anxious. Instructors will be with you every step of the way. They won’t push you past your limits. No one will call you out. We respect the rider.”
Health and safety are a priority. CycleBar has implemented a number of strategies to ensure riders feel comfortable during their workouts. Those strategies include temperature checks, contactless check in, hands-off corrections and deep studio and equipment sanitization including a fogger to clean the air. The studio has reduced capac-ity from 50 bikes to 15 per session and all are placed six feet apart. Masks are required until riders are clipped in, at which point they can remove them and enjoy the ride.
To sign up for a membership visit CycleBar online www.cyclebar.com/location/sugar-land or contact them at (832) 539-1629 for more information.
Did You Know?Running out of things to share in your next Zoom call? Play River-stone Trivia and shock your neighbors with your Riverstone knowl-edge! Here are some fun facts to share:
• Riverstone is 3,860 acres and 4.5 miles wide East to West
• There are 70 different subdivisions in Riverstone and more than 6,400 homes
• Different neighborhoods in Riverstone have different Governing Documents and Restrictions
• Lake Riverstone is our largest lake and is about 9 ½ feet deep
• Riverstone land was purchased in 1998 and the first homes were built in 2001
• Riverstone has more than 200 acres of lakes and another 500 acres dedicated to sports and recreation
• The Wetlands Park is 9 acres and open year-round
• There are two first-come-first-serve pavilions in Riverstone: On University Blvd near the Tennis Courts, and at the Neighborhood Park in Avalon.
Get Your Riverstone Gear!Show your community pride with Riverstone gear, now available on the community website, www.shop.riverstone.com. Our online store has everything you need to look stylish and it’s all emblazoned with the Riverstone logo.
Shop Our Store For:
• Hats/Apparel (in a variety of colors)
• Totes and Backpacks
• RTIC and Tumblers
• Dog Leash and Collar
• "Living my best life" Onesies
• Tumblers
• And More!
Want something comfy to wear on that Zoom call? You want our Tie the Knot tee. There’s even a dog collar and leash for the Family Fido and onesies for the newest member of your household. We would love to describe every item in our shop but you really need
to see it for yourself. If you are a new resident who just moved to the community, don’t forget to pick up a set of our “we’ve moved to paradise” postcards. After all, it’s true! See what’s currently available and then check back occasionally as new items are added.
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Now Open!
Blake Crawford281.778.2006
Gym HoursMonday–Friday 6am–5pmSaturday–Sunday 8am–2pm
Fitness Center
Health and Fitness
Virtual Fitness Class
Break out of your quarantine routine with Blake Crawford, our Riverstone Fitness Director! Blake will lead you through a 30-minute full body workout that will include strength train-ing and cardio, right from your own living room.
We’ve expanded our class times, and now offer these FREE classes several times a day! Type the links below to join in on the fun. Reminders and click-able links are also avail-able on the Riverstone App. Download it today for FREE on all Android and Apple devices.
9:00 am Monday and Wednesday • https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82142314407
2:00 pm Monday and Wednesday • https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87108138264
10:00 am Tuesday and Thursday • https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84612462948
2:00 pm Tuesday and Thursday • https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85125482463
Don't Forget Your
Reservation!
Don’t Forget! You need an Amenity Pass reservation on the Riverstone app, as well as your Amenity Card to use the Fitness Center. Download the Riverstone App on your Android or Apple phones to get started. Here are some additional reminders about tem-porary policies in place:
• All residents entering the facility are required to wear masks.
• Residents are required to sanitize any equipment brought from home before entering the building and again prior to leaving the facility.
• Residents must wash or sanitize hands upon entering the facility.
• Guests will not be permitted at this time.
• Residents younger than 18 will not be permitted at this time.
• The water fountain is closed for use until further notice.
• Reservations can be made for 60-minute blocks, with a max of 2 reservations per day.
• Residents will be asked to wipe equipment down before and after use.
• Cardio Equipment will be limited in order to adhere to social distancing.
Fitness Tip
of the
MonthStock Up on TheseWhile there are heaps of good-for-you foods out there, some key ingredients make it a lot easier to meet your weight-loss goals. Next gro-cery store run, be sure to place these top three diet-friendly items in your cart: balsamic vinegar (it adds a pop of low-cal flavor to veggies and salads), in-shell nuts (their protein and fiber keep you satiated), and fat-free plain yogurt (a creamy, comforting source of protein). Greek yogurt also works wonders as a natural low-calorie base for dressings and dips—or as a tangier alternative to sour cream. Talk about a multitasker!
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Riverstone's
Fitness Center
is Now on the Web
During this difficult time, we are all looking for new and better ways to connect.That is why we have created a new tab on the Riverstone website just for Fitness! Visit www.rshoa.org and click Fitness Center under the Lifestyle & Fun tab. We’ll be making a lot of changes to this page over the next few weeks, including fitness-focused news and blog articles that can only be found there. Make sure you check it out!
Blake Crawford and Brenda Means:
Fitness Director and
Personal Trainer
As Riverstone’s Personal Trainers, Blake and Brenda’s singular goal is to have a positive impact that on the lives of the residents they work with; helping them become the happiest, healthiest version of themselves. While they en-joy helping people look the best they ever have, they feel performance, mindset, motivation, and lifestyle are just as important!
Both Blake and Brenda have years of experience in training people to help maximize their physi-cal potential. Whether its losing weight, adding muscles, or improving your functional mobility, they have the tools to help you reach your goals!
Contact Blake at [email protected] or [email protected] for more information.
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MondayOctober 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th4:15–5 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 5–78–9 pm—Adult Intermediate/Adv. Intermediate Group Lesson
TuesdayOctober 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th4:15–5:15 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 8–106:15–7 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 5–77–8 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 11–138–9 pm—Adult Beginner/Adv. Beginner Group Lesson
WednesdayOctober 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th4:15–5 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 5–75–6 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 14+
ThursdayOctober 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th4:15–5:15 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 8–10
5:15–6 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 5–76–7 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 11–13
FridayOctober 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th4:30–5:30 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 8–105:30–6:30 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 8–107–8 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 11–13
SaturdayOctober 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st9–10 am—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 11–1310–11 am—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 11–1311:15–12 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 5–712–1 pm—Junior Tennis Academy, ages 8–10
All events require registration. All programs are 6:1 ratio per court.
Giorgio Botto
713.515.2946
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Tennis
Tennis Calendar
Tennis Court RemindersCourt #6 at The Club at Riverstone and court #9 at Riverstone Blvd are designated as walk on courts.Only authorized professionals are allowed to teach at both Riverstone’s locations.Please remember all tennis court reservations are now available through the Riverstone app only. Appointment Plus is no longer available.
Tennis Court EtiquetteTalk quietly when standing near tennis courts that are in use so as not to disrupt players on adjacent courts.Never walk behind a court when a point is still in play. Wait until the point is over and then cross as fast as possible to get to your own court.When sending balls back to a neighboring court, roll them on to the back of the court. Never send them back while play is in progress. Also, if one of your balls rolls into an adjacent court, don't run after it, just wait for your neighboring court to return the ball when it's convenient.When reserving courts please be considerate to other residents by cancelling your reservation when you know that you will not be using it.
Racket Stringing ServicesRiverstone now offers racket stringing through our Tennis Professional Giorgio. Giorgio has strung rackets for world class players including Roger Federer. Cost is $20 for labor plus strings. Contact [email protected] for more information.
Junior Tennis Fall session 3 runs from October 12th– November 7th.Cost is $72 per session (4 weeks).
Did You Know?
That the earliest tennis clothes for men were cardigans, shirts and long flannel pants.
It was not until the 1930’s when men starting using shorts in favor of pants.
Unauthorized Tennis LessonsRecently there has been an increase of tennis lessons at Riverstone by unauthorized tennis pros. Please keep in mind that HOA rules prohibits the teaching of tennis lessons by unauthorized persons.
Adult Tennis ClassesAdult Tennis is Back
Intermediate/Advanced Intermediate Mondays, 8:00pm–9:00pm.Beginner/Advanced Beginner Tuesdays, 8:00pm–9:00pm. Cost is $72 per person for the session (4 weeks) or $20 for drop-in.Registration required.
Riverstone Events
10 OCTOBER 2020
Zumbini combines music, dance and educational tools for 45 minutes of can’t-stop, won’t-stop bonding and fun. Tap your toes, sing-along and get lost in a program that combines early childhood de-velopment with the magical joy of Zumba. Designed for children ages 0-4, and their caregivers, Zumbini will help your little one's social, cognitive, emotional, and motor skills.
This event is being facilitated by Kendra Rydolph, a Licensed Zumbini Instructor.
If you have any questions regarding this event, please email the Riverstone Lifestyle Team at [email protected].
Tuesday, October 6th • 11:00am–12:00pmZoom Call—Will be sent in email
It’s even more important now to reach out and get to know your neighbors! Tuesday, October 6th is National Night Out —Keep an eye out on your emails for more information, including First Responder Parades!
Tuesday, October 6th • 6:00pm–8:00pm
National Night Out
Craving something sweet? We have a special treat with your name on it for this months’ Lifestyle Merit Program—Cake Decorating! Stop by the Riverstone Clubhouse to pick up a special care package with sweets inside, and join us virtually as we walk you step-by-step on decorating a cake.
A registration link, further instructions, and more details will be emailed to all Lifestyle Merit Program members. You must sign up in order to participate.
For more information email the Riverstone Lifestyle Team at [email protected].
Riverstone September
Lifestyle Merit Program
Toddler Zumbini
Happy Hour for You and Your Toddler
Have you been COVID Cleaning? It might be time for a garage sale!
We have a special change for 2020: this event will take place in your OWN driveway! So, clean out the closets, make way for new things, and prep those treasures for a MEGA community garage sale! It’s all happening from 7 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 10th.
There will be a donation and shredding truck at The Club from 12:00pm to 2:00pm for any unsold items you may no longer want.
Please register at www.riverstone.com/residents-calendar to ensure you make the community list!
Saturday, October 10th • 7:00am–12:00pmResidents' Homes
Riverstone Fall
Community Garage Sale
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Join us for a morning filled with songs, stories, a craft and fun! Put on your dancing shoes, singing voices, listening ears and your toddlers for a fun start to the day. This event is being facilitated by multi-award-winning author Maria Ashworth.
There is no RSVP required! If you have any questions regarding this event, please email the Lifestyle Team at [email protected]
Tuesday, October 20th • 11:00amZoom Call—Will be sent in email
Toddler Storytime
Looking for a fun morning out? Join us for a festive brunch hour of fall table setting at Pottery Barn! We will have the store to ourselves as the design group will be showing you how to spruce up your fall décor with items you have right at home. Bring your photos to see how you can get that PERFECT feel just in time for the Fall holidays!
You must be registered to attend this workshop and limited quantities are available. Tickets are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Sunday, October 25th • 11:00am–12:00pmPottery Barn—16535 Southwest Fwy Ste 960, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Fall Harvest Design Workshop
This year’s Trail of Treats will be Trick-Or-Treating with a drive-thru twist! Dress up in your favorite Halloween costume and enjoy a drive-thru trail with local businesses giv-ing away candy, glow items, and other sweet treats. Be on the lookout for more info on our website. Start thinking of your Halloween costumes and meet us on the trail for this Spooktacular event!
Saturday, October 31st • 4:00pm–7:00pmThe Club at Riverstone
Trail of Treats Drive-Thru
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