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Portion of SCNA Trails Closed Temporarily Next Week

A segment of the Spring Creek Nature Area trail system is scheduled to be temporarily closed the week of Oct. 12-16 due to construction.

Cable Install May Close Lanes Near Abrams/Buckingham Intersection

The right lanes of northbound and southbound Abrams Road between Park Bend Drive and Willingham Drive may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Register Now for Senior Center Drive-thru “Brown Bag Thanksgiving”

Staff from the Richardson Senior Center are hosting a “Brown Bag Thanksgiving” Tuesday, Nov. 24

Free Saturday Morning Yoga at Huffhines Park

All ages are invited to gather under the trees near the bridge outside Huffhines Recreation Center each Saturday morning at 9 a.m. for yoga led by Renate Racher.

RALC Offers 15th Annual “Buns & Roses Romance Tea” Online

The Richardson Adult Literacy Center’s popular annual fundraiser, the “Buns & Roses Romance Tea for Literacy,” will be held virtually this year via video conferencing Sunday, Oct. 18 from 3-5 p.m..

Free Virtual Health and Wellness Expo Oct. 16

The Richardson Chamber of Commerce, along with sponsors Methodist Richardson Medical Center and Celebration Magazine, held its annual Health and Wellness Expo online this afternoon and it continues Oct. 16.

“Star Wars Reads Day” Oct. 17 Features Freebies and Fun

Dress as your favorite Star Wars character and read your way across the universe on Star Wars Reads Day, Saturday, Oct. 17.

Porchlight Cabaret Outdoor Theatre Series Continues Oct. 10

Enjoy music under the stars with the Porchlight Cabaret Outdoor Theatre Series, continuing at Repertory Company Theatre (RCT) Oct. 10 at 8 p.m.

At UT Dallas: “Light Waves” Photography and Video Exhibition Online

The photography and video work of graduate student alumni from UT Dallas is featured in an ongoing virtual art exhibition entitled “Light Waves,” celebrating the University’s 50th anniversary.

“Dracula!” Opens at Repertory Company Theatre Oct. 16

Repertory Company Theatre (RCT), 770 N. Coit Rd., is presenting “Dracula!” Oct. 16-25. Written by Philip Grecian and based on the novel by Bram Stoker, the classic story will be performed in Gothic style by nine actors on RCT’s new radio show set.