Author: Bill Conrad

Create an easy, unique, personalized holiday decoration by stuffing pieces of upcycled materials of your choice into a clear plastic ornament—materials available will include strips of fabric, magazine pages, scrapbook paper, sheet music and book pages; bits of yarn and thread; beads, foil confetti, vase filler and more—the sky’s the limit on the creative possibilities.

Grab your stroller and join Richardson Public Library staff for a storytime at the park pavilion, then enjoy a walk through the park as the group connects to nature with movement, rhymes and fun.  

The following events are coming up at the Eisemann Center.

“The Horror Part 2: A Haunting” is the second exhibition in the gallery’s ongoing series that explores horror in art. Part 2 features works by eight artists who focus on “the mystical, the unknown, the uneasy, the yearning for more than the mundane and the hope for magic.” 

The Folding Chairs Comedy Troupe is back for one weekend only with a brand-new sketch show that asks the question: Is it still legal to be funny? They’re pushing boundaries and inviting you to laugh with them as they all get canceled together. No topic is too sacred, no punchline too sharp—everything is fair game!