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At the Eisemann Center:

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

Anime Club Begins in January

Teens ages 13-18 are invited to join the Library’s new Anime Club, designed especially for teen fans of anime.

Traveler Alert: Wi-Fi Hot Spots Available for Checkout

Richardson Library cardholders are reminded that if they are traveling over the holidays and need Wi-Fi, portable Wi-Fi hotspots are available for check-out for up to seven days.

“CityLine Lights” Continue through Jan. 4

“CityLine Lights” at CityLine Plaza features over a half million holiday lights—moving icicle-styled lights in the trees throughout the plaza and overhead lights draped over the plaza lawn, plus an 18-foot-tall Christmas tree, creating a memorable backdrop for holiday photos or a nighttime stroll.

“It’s Time Texas” Community Fitness Challenge Begins Jan. 3

The City of Richardson is again participating in the “It’s Time Texas” Community Fitness Challenge.

City Photo Contest Begins Jan. 8

Eligibility: All ages, divided into three categories (Student/High School Age and Younger; Amateur Adult/College Age and Beyond; Proficient Adult/Proficient in the Art of Photography).

MLK, Jr. Essay Contest Opens Jan. 1

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.”

Black History Month Art Contest Opens Jan. 1

In this second annual contest sponsored by the Richardson City Council, students are asked to create a visual image that displays how their unique beliefs and values contribute to our diverse community and help promote inclusion.

No City Council Meeting Dec. 27, Jan. 3

Due to the upcoming holidays, there will be no City Council work session or meeting Dec. 27 and Jan. 3.

UT Dallas “Texas Sized Christmas” Campaign Benefits Local Charities

UT Dallas Student Government is again participating in the statewide “A Texas-Sized Christmas” fundraising initiative and is asking for the community’s help in reaching their 2021 goal of $4,000.