At the Richardson Public Library
“How to Find Local Jobs” Tomorrow Morning Millwood Creek RoomCost: FreeSaturday, Sept. 2810:30 a.m.-Noon Discover how government and private job-seeking websites can assist you in your job search. Registration required. Register by calling...
At the Eisemann Center
OutLoud Dallas’ “See Me” Begins TonightBank of America TheatreTickets: Free, donations acceptedSept. 27-Oct. 5Friday-Sunday this weekend; next weekend Thursday-Saturday (Times vary by date; tonight’s show begins at 8 p.m.-- click here for more times)An innovative...
At UT Dallas
One O’Clock Lab Band Concert TonightArts and Technology Lecture Hall (ATC 1.102)Tickets: $12 adults, $6 children (17 and under) and seniors(Ticket link: Click here)Friday, Sept. 277:30 p.m.Seven-time Grammy Award nominee The One O’ Clock Lab Band is the...
Chamber Music International Season Opening Concert Tomorrow Night
St. Barnabas Presbyterian Church, 1220 W. Belt Line Rd.Tickets: $15-$45; $90 for family packageSaturday, Sept. 287:30 p.m. Featuring music by Ravel, Brahms, Bach and Ysaÿe performed by seven incredible performers including violinist Sirena Huang. More...
Locations to Avoid When Planting Trees
October is a great time to plant trees and other ornamental landscaping (especially thanks to several FREE tree giveaways sponsored by the City this fall), but homeowners should avoid planting trees in certain locations to prevent potential problems and ensure the...
City’s Butterfly Gardens Ready for Monarch Migration
Monarch butterflies have begun their annual southbound migration, heading from Canada and the northern/midwestern U.S. to their winter home in Mexico, and should begin showing up in Texas soon (sightings were reported in Oklahoma this week). Richardson is a great...
Pet of the Week
Chelsea has been with us since December and has won over our hearts with her sweet and gentle nature. She adores people of all ages, especially kids, and loves nothing more than showering everyone with love and affection. While Chelsea may not be a fan of other dogs,...
Trees Arrive For First “Richardson Replants” Giveaway Tomorrow
The first round of trees that are part of the Richardson Replants program arrived this week at the Parks and Recreation Department’s greenhouses, just in time for the first tree giveaway scheduled for tomorrow at the Public Safety Expo (see below in Events for Expo...
2024-25 Budget, Tax Rate Adopted
After a public hearing, the Richardson City Council approved the 2024-25 fiscal year budget at its Sept. 16 meeting. The $406 million budget represents a $7,074,458, or 1.8 percent, increase from the 2023-24 budget. It lowers the current property tax rate by almost 2...
Charter Review Commission Application Opens Oct. 1
The City will accept applications for a Charter Review Commission Oct. 1 through Oct. 31. The City’s Charter, a document that establishes the municipal government structure and provides for the distribution of powers and duties among the various branches of...