Things To Do

This year’s North Texas Pride Festival will be held in Historic Downtown Plano at the Saigling House in Haggard Park. The festival is family-oriented and will include several activities for kids along with various vendor and sponsor booths.

Cruising the sunny Caribbean with family and friends can make for the trip of a lifetime, and thanks to Expedia® CruiseShipCenters®, one lucky individual will receive that priceless experience for free this summer.

On the last Saturday of every month this summer, Camp Gladiator will be hosting Movies in the Park at Haggard Park, Plano, where they will be showing some of this year’s most loved family-friendly blockbusters.

The Shelby Car Show at LegacyTexas Bank in Plano is always great fun for all the family. Marvel at the cars, eat, drink and be merry. Just wear sunscreen and a hat, it’s likely to be pretty hot.

Taste Addison serves up the best bites and beats at Addison Circle Park from May 18 – 20, 2018. The festival features a variety of family-friendly activities, many of which are included with your admission ticket.

This year was the second year my family and I attended the Scarborough Renaissance Festival in Waxahachie and we loved it. We’re probably go again next year.

Vacation season is coming up and when you’re on the road, every so often you need to gas up, rest up and eat up.

If you’ve ever driven from Collin County to Waco, Austin or even San Antonio, chances are you took the 35E south out of Dallas. If you did, you will have passed a sign for Cleburne, Texas.

On a normal day, ARTA travel agents stationed in their Plano headquarters have their heads in the clouds. Every agent is busy. Posters for Paris and Rome paper the walls. Every desk is layered with brochures and phones ring off the hook.

Taking Barack O’Llama for a walk with ShangriLlama at Bob Woodruff Park, Plano. Are you looking for a new adventure? No prob-llama, I’ve got the perfect idea: a llama walk through Plano.