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Get up, get out and Explore Plano this week as we highlight both Stormwater Management and the Sustainability and Environmental Education Department (SEED).

For the past eight years, Minnie’s Food Pantry has been one of Plano’s best efforts, distributing free healthy meals, including fresh meats to local families in need. However, on July 6, the walk-in freezer at Minnie’s Food Pantry broke.

The Cardiac Center of Texas-Vein Clinic of Texas is a team of excellent cardiovascular specialists here to serve the patients in Collin Country and surrounding areas.

Courtesy of Lizz1955 Pokémon Go has changed the way we game. Free, location-based and addicting, Pokémon Go players virtually interact with each other and their Pokémon in a totally new way using GPS and cameras.

Dave Perez’s sizzling accordion skills never fail to bring an audience to their feet. Brewed in Texas for the whole world to savor, Tejas Brothers will perk up anyone with their electrifying concert at 7:30 p.m.

In its 25-year history, North Texas Performing Arts (NTPA) has served 2,000,000 students, patrons, members and sponsors and has given more than 20,000 performances.

Pictured clockwise from top left: Rae Harvill, Kevin Michael Fuld, Clint Prentice, Jeny Siddall. Photo by Carol M. Rice.

Want to get your daily dose of yoga while enjoying a morning outdoors? Join Plano Parks and Recreation and Yoga Tree once again for an awesome free yoga class at Haggard Park in Downtown Plano. All levels welcome—don’t forget your mat and a towel.

Courtesy of Shine Plano’s website Like so many girls her age, little Dorothy Gale of Kansas dreams of what lies over the rainbow. One day, a twister hits her farm and carries her away over the rainbow to another world.

If you haven’t checked out Downtown Plano lately, you don’t know what you’ve been missing. Over the years, Downtown Plano has seen its fair share of progression.