RICHARDSON – A handful of traffic signal boxes at intersections around Richardson were recently transformed into pieces of art as part of the City’s Annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest. The contest is sponsored by...
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Make plans to spend the evening of July 4 at Breckinridge Park, where Richardson’s annual Fourth of July celebration will once again dazzle with a spectacular fireworks show, music, concessions and kids’ activities.
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NYC-based artist and architect Mark Fornes, whose design has been chosen for the public art to be installed outside Richardson’s future City Hall, gave an update to the City Council at Monday’s meeting. The update was a follow-up to feedback received in April when the art details were first presented.
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Glitz and glamour have been extra-abundant in Richardson this week as the Miss Texas and Miss Texas’ Teen Scholarship Competitions have been taking place at the Eisemann Center.
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Applications are now open for marketplace vendor booths, including arts and crafts, pet-related items and artisanal food, for this year’s Huffhines Harvest Fest.
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518 W. Arapaho Rd. Ste. 115Tickets: $5-$10 (tickets)Saturday, June 288 p.m. ...
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Miss Texas, Miss Texas’ Teen Finals TomorrowHill Performance Hall Saturday, June 28 Miss Texas’...
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Galatyn Park Urban Center is buzzing with excitement as Richardson prepares to welcome the 2025 Miss Texas and Miss Texas’ Teen scholarship competitions, which begin next week. The Eisemann Center and adjacent Renaissance Hotel have served as the official venues for the competitions since 2014.
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At Monday’s City Council work session, consultants presented the final draft of the City’s Arts and Culture Master Plan, the result of a year-long process involving research, community engagement, analysis, and visioning. This is an update to the Cultural Arts Master Plan, adopted in 2013, and serves as a long-term guide for the growth and development of arts and cultural initiatives in Richardson.
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Bring a blanket or lawn chair and relive summer camp days with the 1998 movie, “The Parent Trap.” Movie area will be located south of the Huffhines Pavilion. Sponsored by the City of Richardson.
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