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“It’s important to share symphonies
and concerts with young people,”
Bonnie Curry said. /Photo by Arden Terry

Audience responds to Unicorn's party

Irving—The Irving Symphony Orchestra (ISO) performed “The Unicorn’s Birthday” in Carpenter Hall, a whimsical and sensory-friendly concert specially...

Irving: Block PrintingJuly 7, 2 p.m.West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle Rd.The West Irving Library is holding a special art project for tweens and teens. Partcipants will...

Photo by Arden Terry

Kids play outside during Field Day

Hutchins—The Hutchins Atwell Library hosted its first Field Day bringing families together for a fun-filled afternoon of games, crafts, and food at...

Elain Antonio Bordeaux unveils her bronze sculpture of Dr. Jose Rizal, a Filipino hero. /Photo by Amanda Deats-Coello

Community joins in independence celebration

Grand Prairie—Grand Prairie's vibrant Filipino community was joined by their non-Filipino neighbors to celebrate Philippines Independence Day...

Irving: Farmers MarketJune 29, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.501 E. Las Colinas Blvd.Looking for produce, homemade goodies, and handcrafted treasures—all while supporting your local...

“We’re celebrating it [Juneteenth], and people are enjoying the music and being together,” Tony Blaine said. /
Photo by Arden Terry

Juneteenth fills two days of celebration

Irving—The City of Irving held a two-day-long celebration in honor of Juneteenth. The first event was a jazz concert held on Friday, June 13, on...

“I’ve had a wonderful turnout tonight. I’ve had a lot of support, good feedback on the work, and, more
importantly, the content,” Amy Branch-Lambert said. /Photo by Arden Terry

Irving Arts Center hosts receptions

Irving—The Irving Arts Center (IAC) hosted a dual reception for local artists Amy Branch-Lambert and Rachel Black on Friday night, June 13. These...

Cedar Hill: South Hills Crime Prevention MeetingJune 23, 7 p.m. – 8 p.m.Grady Lamb Police Building601 E. Belt Line Rd.Cedar Hill: Windsor Park PID Regular MeetingJune 23 at...

“I learned how to weave at UNT, but my grandmother taught me how to crochet,” Nicole Dane said. / Photo by Amanda
Deats-Coello

New festival celebrates Asian community

DeSoto—The City of DeSoto held its first annual Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Mini Festival last month. The event featured a parade of...

Duncanville holds Grand Prix

Duncanville—Duncanville’s Recreation Center hosted the 300 Jr. Grand Prix on Saturday, June 7.Noel Garcia, the superintendent of Parks and...

Photo by Arden Terry

Museum honors Pride Month with queer history exhibit

Irving—Pride is alive at the Irving Archives & Museum. The traveling Badge of Pride exhibition will be on display at the museum until Sep....

Photo by Mark Zeske

Party, golf tourney raise funds

Irving—The Irving School Foundation (ISF) raised an estimated $150,000 through a two-day combination party and golf tournament held the first week...

Connecting in the real world

Irving—The Irving Chamber of Commerce hosted ConnectEffect at the American Journey Experience on May 13. This traveling demonstration shifts the way people see the...

Southern Dallas County- Best Southwest Juneteenth FestivalJune 14, 6 – 10 p.m.Grimes Park, DeSoto, TX (501 E. Wintergreen Rd. DeSoto, TX 75115)The City of Desoto and Best...

Photo by Amanda Deats-Coello

Grand Prairie—Lynn Creek Park’s overflow parking was needed last month when insect enthusiasts swarmed to Grand Prairie’s first BugFest. In...

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