Upcoming Library Events
“The Nutcracker with Tuzer Ballet” TomorrowCity Hall Council Chamber, 2360 Campbell Creek Blvd....
Read More“The Nutcracker with Tuzer Ballet” TomorrowCity Hall Council Chamber, 2360 Campbell Creek Blvd....
Read MoreAt the Eisemann Center: RSO Presents “Holiday Classics” Tomorrow NightHill Performance...
Read MoreSanta’s Village is scheduled to open Saturday, Dec. 6 at 6 p.m. at Huffhines Park with the traditional “lighting of the Village” and the arrival of Santa on a firetruck.
Read MoreThere will be NO trash, recycling or Brush and Bulky Item Collection (BABIC) service provided Thursday or Friday, Nov. 27-28. There will be NO make-up days for trash collection or BABIC. Regularly scheduled trash and BABIC service will resume on Monday, Dec. 1.
Read MoreFor the Thanksgiving holiday Nov. 27-28, City facilities will operate according to the following...
Read MoreThe City of Richardson announced this week the planned expansion of Partenope Ristorante, a popular Italian restaurant located at 110 S. Greenville Ave. in Downtown Richardson, part of The CORE District. The expansion will increase the restaurant’s footprint within its existing building to provide additional dining space and accommodate growing demand.
Read MoreThe community is encouraged to support local businesses this holiday season with the “Explore The CORE” contest that began this week, celebrating “Small Business Saturday” in The CORE District.
Read MoreHelp our water system stay clog-free (and save yourself hundreds of dollars in plumbing bills) by avoiding pouring leftover holiday cooking oil and grease down the drain. Instead, bring it to the City’s temporary cooking oil/grease drop-off site through Dec. 5 at the Municipal Service Center.
Read MoreThe City’s Parks and Recreation Department is seeking volunteers to help with the annual Christmas Parade taking place Saturday, Dec. 6. Help behind-the-scenes before the parade begins by assisting the parade team at check-in and lining up parade floats, or be part of the show by volunteering to carry a parade banner or be a parade marshal.
Read MoreThe City’s annual Poinsettia Tree is now on display inside the Eisemann Center’s lobby. A tradition for more than 30 years, the 14-foot-tall tree was created by Parks and Recreation Department employees using more than 200 poinsettias. It can be used as a unique backdrop for holiday photos with friends and family and is available to visit during normal business hours as well as during all Eisemann Center events.
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