Things To Do

As the spookiest weekend of the year approaches, it’s time for a little DIY Halloween decor to liven up the neighborhood. Over the course of the pandemic, parents and kids have found new ways to plan Halloween.

Good literature helps us understand human relations, especially when people’s lives are being upended by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Legend has it that sometimes on the second floor of a building on Louisiana Street in downtown McKinney a man can be seen on the second floor, looking down at the street below. The building’s old owner thought she knew who it was.

As Halloween gets closer, this weekend has activities to start the party early.

It’s fall, y’all and time to celebrate with some of the season’s best events. If you’re looking for something festive and spooky or just want to get outside to enjoy the cooler weather, check out these events happening through the end of October.

For your fall reading, we have curated a diverse list of literature by Texans to suit any bookshelf.

When the COVID pandemic hit, the members of North Texas Performing Arts knew that if they wanted to put on programs—like, say, In the Heights , by Lin-Manuel Miranda—they would have to change everything.

Labor Day Weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, even if the weather doesn’t agree. Before you start planning your fall excursions, check out these Labor Day Weekend events to celebrate the end of the season.

Chances are you’ve made your way through most of your Netflix queue and your family has tackled every park in the neighborhood.

For all those bookworms out there, we have curated a diverse list of literature by Texans to suit any bookshelf.