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At the Eisemann Center:

Here’s what’s happening at the Eisemann Center.

Hubcap Painting Workshop July 30

Create an eco-friendly work of art with Sharon Zigrossi, creator of Blooming Hub Caps.

Virtual Lunch and Learn Lawn Care Class Aug. 2

Taught by Dr. Becky Bowling, assistant professor and extension specialist for urban water with Texas A&M AgriLife, this class will offer up a timeline for how to properly care for your turfgrass lawn from spring to fall.

Clean Air Action Day is Aug. 3

Air North Texas, a division of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, is encouraging everyone to commit to doing at least one thing to help improve air quality Wednesday, Aug. 3, the 2022 Clean Air Action Day.

Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

Come meet Storm! She came into our Shelter as a transfer from the Garland Animal Shelter due to them being over capacity on cats.

Water Conservation Measures Continue

The City of Richardson continues to implement water conservation measures across the city and is doing its best to balance the needs of those using athletic and other facilities for recreational use.

Changes Reviewed for City’s Economic Development Initiatives

City and Richardson Chamber of Commerce staff joined consultant AECOM to present plans for Richardson’s future economic development initiatives at Monday’s City Council work session.

City Council Budget Workshop Set for July 25-26

The City’s annual two-day Budget Workshop will be held Monday and Tuesday, July 25-26, at City Hall. During the workshop, staff will give presentations on department needs and their projected costs for FY 2022-23 and the City Council will offer feedback.

RCAS Prize-Winning Art Donated to Library

The Richardson Civic Art Society has purchased the watercolor painting, “Juxtaposition,” by artist Cindy Daunis and donated it to the City for future display at the Library. The piece was the Best in Show/Purchase Award Winner in the Society’s 56th Annual Regional Juried Art Exhibition and Sale held in May at the Eisemann Center. RCAS has been donating winning art to the City from the exhibition every year since the group’s founding in 1966.