The day includes coffee and sweets at 8:30 a.m. followed by a variety of seminars with Master Gardeners and garden experts, and the opportunity to shop for plants, baked goods and garden gifts.
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“Baby Goes to Market,” by Atinuke and illustrated by Angela Brooksbank is the April title now installed in Darbey’s Storywalk®
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The annual monarch butterfly migration from Mexico to the northern U.S. and Canada is in full swing, and luckily for fans of the beautiful orange and black pollinators, Richardson is in the pathway and is a great place to spot them.
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Spend the afternoon and evening at the theater! This culmination of a four-week run of separate performances features all three interconnected plays on one day: “First Date” (play 1), “Forever” (play 2), and “Life’s Little Miracles” (play 3). Set in the early 1940s, the plays follow the Erhard family and daughter Anna’s journey through courtship, marriage and the aftermath of Pearl Harbor.
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April is usually the month when spring winds blow oak tree “tassels,” or “catkins,” around North Texas, causing them to pile up in yards, streets and on cars, like snow, and this year is no exception.
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