Don’t miss this chance to experience the Middle Ages as history comes to life at the 12th annual Medieval Arts Festival. The fun begins Saturday, October 25 at noon, with events running through 5 p.m. Exhibits of medieval arts will be on display, including ancient weaponry and armor, textile arts, such Read more…
Cat of the Week – Meet Jake Meet Jake, the chosen Cat of the Week. This male, one and a half year old Abyssinian mix is brown and black in color. Jake has a slender build and a very interesting coat of fur. He is extremely lovable. Jake will finesse you Read more…
On Sunday, November 2nd, LUNGevity Foundation, the nation’s largest organization dedicated to research for the early detection and treatment of lung cancer, is hosting Breathe DFW, a 1.2 mile walk or 5K walk and fun run, in River Legacy Park. Jane Elterman, a six year survivor, first joined LUNGevity Foundation Read more…
The Arlington Public Library is very excited to kick-off its AISD Pre-K visits to the Central library! Four year olds from Adams Elementary excitedly arrived at the library this morning for a great storytime about cats and kittens and a tour of the Children’s area. Students and teachers alike were fully Read more…
Drivers traveling westbound on Interstate 30 should proceed with caution as Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) crews conduct railroad bridge repair from Carrier Parkway to Great Southwest Parkway. Weather permitting, westbound I-30 will have a right lane closed from Thursday, Oct. 16 at 9 p.m. through Sunday, Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. Read more…
Need some time to yourself? Drop your kids off and have a night just for you. Join us at the Dottie Lynn Recreation Center for Parent’s Night Out, beginning Oct. 17, 2014. Each week will have a different theme and activities planned to keep your kids entertained. Event One: “Halloween Fun” Friday, Read more…
Go The Studio at Arlington’s Central Public Library has an ongoing series of workshops teaching teens how to podcast. The goal with this podcasting series is to empower teens with their own creativity. Participants can gain confidence in their own abilities, build a technological knowledge base, and spark an interest Read more…
The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) recognizes park and recreation agencies for excellence in operation and service. The City of Arlington Parks and Recreation Department was officially accepted as a CAPRA accredited agency on Oct. 13, 2014 at the NRPA Congress in Charlotte, NC. Arlington is proud to Read more…
More than a dozen community partners came together on Saturday, October 11, to celebrate the cultural diversity of East Arlington. The 2014 Arlington Public Library’s Courtyard Celebration offered a multitude of exciting sights and sounds. A student choir from Sam Houston High School kicked off the evening with the National Anthem. Read more…
Cat of the Week – Meet Ava Meet Ava the Cat of the Week! Ava is a beautiful, female, red and white, five year old Domestic Shorthaired cat. Owner surrendered because her guardian had too many animals, Ava lived with other cats and was friendly with them. Small in stature Read more…
