At this Library-sponsored program, representatives from the Frontiers of Flight Museum will help kids learn about the four forces of flight, then help them apply their newly gained knowledge by building, testing and refitting their own aircraft designs. For ages 8-12.  

Grab your strollers and stretch your legs! Join Library staff for a storytime at the park pavilion, then enjoy a walk through the park as we connect to nature with movement, rhymes, and fun. Open to all ages (storytime intended for ages 3 and under). Children must be attended by at least one adult. Subject to cancellation due to inclement weather.

The following events are coming up at the Eisemann Center.

The public is invited to join UT Dallas in welcoming Tali Nates as she presents the Mitchell L. and Miriam Lewis Barnett Lecture, “Finding Hope Underground.” Nates is a founder of the Holocaust and Tutsi Genocide Survivors groups in Johannesburg, South Africa (her father and uncle were saved by Oskar Schindler). The talk explores intergenerational witnessing as the Holocaust recedes into history, and asks how remembrance can remain dynamic, relevant and inclusive in the 21st century.

Get ready for a night of suspense, laughter and toe-tapping tunes as Repertory Company Theatre presents the Tony Award-winning murder mystery musical, “Curtains.” Set in the 1950s, “Curtains” takes audiences backstage to the drama and intrigue of the theater world. When a murder occurs during the opening night of a Broadway-bound musical, Detective Frank Cioffi is called in to investigate. As cast and crew become suspects, Cioffi unravels a web of egos, rivalries and secrets to uncover the truth.