The City’s Parks and Recreation Department is seeking volunteers to help with the annual Christmas Parade taking place Saturday, Dec. 6. Help behind-the-scenes before the parade begins by assisting the parade team at check-in and lining up parade floats, or be part of the show by volunteering to carry a parade banner or be a parade marshal.
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The City’s annual Poinsettia Tree is now on display inside the Eisemann Center’s lobby. A tradition for more than 30 years, the 14-foot-tall tree was created by Parks and Recreation Department employees using more than 200 poinsettias. It can be used as a unique backdrop for holiday photos with friends and family and is available to visit during normal business hours as well as during all Eisemann Center events.
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The Fire Department’s annual Toy and Food Drive began earlier this week and benefits the clients served by Network of Community Ministries. Collection bins will be available through Monday, Dec. 15 and are set up at 11 municipal facilities (locations listed below).
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The December 2025 print edition of Richardson Today is expected to hit mailboxes next week, packed with information about celebrating the holiday season in Richardson. It includes a map and performance schedule for Santa’s Village, a map of the Richardson Christmas Parade route and information; and a calendar for holiday-related arts events taking place in Richardson, including dance, music and theater performances.
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The Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground at Cottonwood Park will be closed for repairs beginning at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2 and will reopen Monday morning, Dec. 8, weather permitting. The repairs are part of ongoing efforts to keep the playground safe, accessible and fun for everyone. If you’re planning a park day during this time, be sure to check out one of the many other nearby playgrounds while the work is underway.
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