Things To Do

By: Courtni Wisenbaker-Scheel Between the rise of DIY shows and the limitless supply of information available online, homeowners are far more willing to tackle home improvement projects than they once were.

Grab your popcorn and a blanket because drive-in theaters are back in style. Coyote Drive-In Theaters give this classic American entertainment a modern twist and they opened their latest newest theater and canteen on October 28 in Lewisville.

Next summer, venture out on a once-in-a-lifetime journey with Legendary Chef and Founding Father of Southwestern Cuisine Stephan Pyles and American cheese making Pioneer and Founder of Dallas’ Mozzarella Company Paula Lambert through Italy onboard th

Plano has just about everything … but everyone needs a little vacation sometimes. Here are some of the best festivals and other tourist attractions that will take you out of Plano and all around Texas.

Up, up and away! Plano’s most notable annual event, marking 37 years, lifts off September 23, 24, and 25 at Oak Point Park in Plano.

PINSTACK is all about “fun awesomeness,” a high end entertainment venue with bowling, laser tag, bumper cars and an arcade–and a chef-inspired gourmet restaurant.

Single? Ready to mingle? There are a wide variety of local speed dating singles events presented by Pre-Dating® and there’s about to be one at Blue Martini Lounge Plano.

North Texas fly anglers and others looking to take up the sport can mark their calendars for March 11 and 12, 2017, when the Texas Fly Fishing & Brew Festival makes its debut in Plano.

Beat the summer heat at Hawaiian Falls Heroes Week. This August, Hawaiian Falls is honoring our local and national heroes.

Oak Point Park GO PLANO! July is Park and Recreation Month and there’s no better time to announce that Plano is the highest ranked city in North Texas for its recreational and leisurely offerings, such as parks and museums, according to WalletHub .