For the third consecutive time since 2014, the Insurance Services Office (ISO) has given the City of Richardson a Class 1 ISO rating, an endorsement of the City’s commitment to protect property from fire damage, thus saving property owners money through lower insurance rates.
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The City’s upcoming Cottonwood Art Festival, May 4-5 at Cottonwood Park, will feature more than 15 musical acts on two stages in addition to the festival’s noted art show, food and beverage purveyors, and children’s art activities.
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The Cottonwood Arts Festival and Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival will be bike friendly this May as designated bicycle parking and bicycle racks are being added outside select gates, to accommodate attendees who’d like to bike to the festival.
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Entries are being accepted for the Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival’s 2024 Student Art Contest through next Thursday, April 25. Open to all students in grades K-6 who live in Richardson or attend an RISD school, the contest features the winning artwork in the Eisemann Center throughout the festival weekend, May 17-19.
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The City’s 2024 Spring Neighborhood Leadership Workshop was held earlier this week at the Senior Center.
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Computer-created art submissions are being accepted through Thursday, April 25 for the City’s third annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest. “Technology and Education” is the theme for this year’s event, co-sponsored by the Richardson Rotary Club.
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Bois d’Arc Lake is now open for recreational use after spring rains brought the lake level up to near full.
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Come support the rockstars of tomorrow as young bands battle it out to be selected to perform in the finals at the upcoming Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival.
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he 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 gifts.
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Here’s what’s happening at the Richardson Public Library.
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