One of Richardson’s favorite fall events is back. The Huffhines Art Trails featuring Pawtoberfest includes some of the area’s best artists, musicians and craftsman, each sharing their work and talent.
Read MoreThe Richardson Theatre Centre is preparing for a spirited new show and just in time for Halloween.
Read MoreThe Texas Trees Foundation, State Farm and Arbor Day Foundation will be distributing free trees Saturday, Oct. 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Richardson to help reforest damaged and lost trees from the 2019 tornado. Each tree will...
Read MoreEvery October the City of Richardson helps promote police-community partnerships through National Night Out.
Read MoreMembers of the North Texas Asian Photographers Association (NTAPA) are sharing their love for photography this month at the Eisemann Center. Their exhibit is called Staying Inspired.
Read MoreSeveral chefs from around the community were on hand this past weekend for the 2021 Food Pantry Fork-Off, a competition and fundraiser for the Network of Community Ministries.
Read MoreRICHARDSON – The Richardson Public Library (RPL) is returning to its regular hours starting Monday, Sept. 27. The hours are Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sundays 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Read MoreThe Network of Community Ministries (NETWORK) held a celebration this morning at its new headquarters located at 1500 International Pkwy.
Read MoreToday is the start of Hispanic Heritage Month and the Richardson Public Library is celebrating with several displays featuring books, DVDs and CDs of Hispanic-American authors, scientists, artists, and innovators.
Read MoreMany people gathered at the Eisemann Center for Inclusion is Magical, an inaugural event showcasing the art and the performances of those in the autistic community.
Read MoreA ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the Network of Community Ministries this week to celebrate its move into a brand-new location. The Network’s headquarters is now at 1500 International Pkwy. in Richardson’s IQ.
Read More“A Place of Peace: Using Art as a Window to the Soul” is a new art exhibition on display at the Eisemann Center. The pieces of art were created by young adults on the autism spectrum from the University of Texas at Dallas Callier Center for Communication Disorders.
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