Huffhines Rec Center Closed Jan. 19 for Maintenance
Huffhines Recreation Center will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 19 for air conditioning work.
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No City Council Meeting Jan. 17
Due to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday, there will be no City Council work session or meeting Monday, Jan. 17. The Council will next meet Monday, Jan. 24 for a work session and meeting beginning at 6 p.m. For future...
Read MoreUT Dallas Virtual Celebration Breakfast Jan. 20
Online via Microsoft TeamsCost: Free (Register here to join)Thursday, Jan. 208:30-9:30 a.m. Bring your breakfast and join the UT Dallas Multicultural Center online as they host “The Urgency of Creating the Beloved...
Read MoreMLK, Jr. Essay Contest
Eligible entrants: Students in 4th-12th grade; must reside within the City of Richardson and/or attend an RISD or PISD school within Richardson city limits.Cost per entry: FreeSubmission deadline: Jan. 31 Dr. Martin Luther King,...
Read MoreBlack History Month Art Contest
Eligible entrants: PreK-12th grade; must reside within the City of Richardson and/or attend an RISD or PISD school within Richardson city limits.Cost per entry: FreeSubmission deadline: Feb. 28 In this second annual contest...
Read MoreBlack History Month Bookmark Contest
Eligible entrants: Children and teens ages 5-18Cost per entry: FreeSubmission deadline: Thursday, Jan. 20 Illustrate an important person or event from past or modern Black history for a chance to see your art in print—the...
Read MoreMLK, Jr. Book Displays/ “Marching Boot” Window Display
Richardson Public Library, First and Third FloorsFree; viewable during regular Library hoursThrough Jan. 31 Celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by learning about his legacy, the Civil Rights Movement and the...
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“Frozen” Movie Matinee Sing-Along Jan. 15
All ages are invited to sing along with Anna and Elsa at a showing of Disney’s “Frozen: Sing-along edition.” Take home a free craft kit after the show! Movie is rated PG; run time is 102 minutes.
Read MoreUpcoming arts/culture events
Events from the Eisemann Center and UTD.
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“Don’t Mess with Texas” Scholarship Contest Open
Applications are now available for the Texas Department of Transportation’s 2022 “Don’t Mess with Texas” Scholarship Contest. The contest is held in partnership with nonprofit organization Keep Texas Beautiful and recognizes Texas high school seniors who have taken a leadership role in litter prevention in their school and/or community. It is open to any Texas high school senior currently attending public, private or home school and planning to pursue a two- or four-year degree at an accredited college or university in Texas for the fall 2022 semester.
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