After opening back up at 50 percent capacity last month, the Eisemann Center continues to research how to best present entertainment options amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and staff have developed a survey to ascertain the public’s thoughts on live performing arts.
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Eisemann Educates Online presents a new series of children’s activities Sept. 14-24 based on the book, “Tito Puente, Mambo King,” by Monica Brown.
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Community Events staff created “ArtStop To Go” boxes so families can still participate in the Cottonwood Art Festival’s ArtStop this year even though the Festival has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Richardson Community Band (RCB) is helping listeners “travel” to far off places with “Oh! The Places I’ll Go…(when COVID-19 is gone),” with a new “virtual concert.”
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The Richardson Symphony Orchestra (RSO) has posted the fourth installment of its podcast, “Portraits in Music.”
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In light of recent rains as well as the current popularity of home buying/remodeling, the City is reminding residents to be sure that “paint wash” remains out of streets and yards.
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World Ozone Day is recognized annually Sept. 16 and was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1994 to raise public awareness of the depletion of the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere and encourage solutions to preserve it.
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Are you ready for a new dog? Are you looking for a dog that is a little older? Well then, come and say hi to Dexter.
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As part of emergency cooperation agreements, cities in the North Texas area have been providing shelter and assistance for more than 6,000 evacuees from Louisiana and East Texas due to Hurricane Laura, with nearly 1,000 evacuees sheltering in Richardson shortly after the storm and almost 400 still sheltered in the city as of this week.
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National Preparedness Month (NPM) kicked off this week with a theme of “Disasters Don’t Wait.” Launched in 2004, NPM is recognized each September to promote family and community disaster planning.
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