Arts & Culture

Traffic Signal Box Art Contest Underway 

Traffic Signal Box Art Contest Underway 

The City’s fifth annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest opened this week, co-sponsored by the Richardson Rotary Club, and is now available to all individual artists and students regardless of where they live. Five works will be chosen and displayed as vinyl wraps on traffic signal boxes at selected intersections. In addition, the winning artists will receive $200, a certificate, and have their work published in Richardson Today and other municipal communication channels.   

RALC Murder Mystery Fundraiser 

RALC Murder Mystery Fundraiser 

Richardson Senior Center, 820 W. Arapaho Rd.Admission: $85 per ticket (tickets)Saturday, Feb. 286:30 p.m. (doors), 7:30 p.m. (show)   The Richardson Adult Literacy Center’s annual Murder Mystery fundraiser transports attendees to an exclusive, high-end resort where...

At the Richardson Public Library

At the Richardson Public Library

Super Smart Art Special Tomorrow: Contemporary Black ArtYouth Services Storytime RoomCost: FreeSaturday, Feb. 283-4:30 p.m.   Children and teens ages 7-18 are invited to admire the art of contemporary Black artists and try something new at this...

At the Eisemann Center

At the Eisemann Center

Drum Tao Presents “The Best” TonightHill Performance HallTickets: $33.50-$54.50 (tickets)Friday, Feb. 278 p.m.The Eisemann Center Presents series brings world famous drumming group, Drum Tao, to Richardson with a captivating performance that promises lots of flash and...

City’s Annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest Underway 

City’s Annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest Underway 

Submissions are now open for the City’s fifth annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest, co-sponsored by the Richardson Rotary Club. Five works will be chosen and displayed as vinyl wraps on traffic signal boxes at selected intersections.  The theme of this year’s...

City’s Lunar New Year Festival is Sunday 

City’s Lunar New Year Festival is Sunday 

Celebrate the Year of the Horse and Richardson’s rich cultural diversity at the City’s annual Lunar New Year festival, taking place Sunday, Feb. 15, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. in The CORE District’s Chinatown neighborhood, 400 N. Greenville Ave.