Things To Do

Kayakers rejoice! The Plano Parks and Recreation Department just announced that it is opening the pond behind the Oak Point Park Nature and Retreat Center to free-range kayaking and stand up paddle boarding on Wednesday June 14.

Seriously. You can go to mermaid school. It’s a thing. If you’re a Little Mermaid fan, or even if you’re just curious, rent a swim fin and dive straight into mermaid school.

Updated 6/1/17: Because of the weather forecast for this weekend, Night Out on 15th Street is postponed to NEXT Sunday, June 11. The times and location will remain the same, just on the new date.

A short venture outside of my natural habitat, Neighborhood Services is a wholly unexpected find in Addison’s bustling corner of the Tollway and Beltline.

In 2005 Johnny Morris, Founder of Bass Pro and Big Cypress, went fishing on the Mississippi River with a couple of his buddies, Bill Dance and Jack Emmitt.

Carvana, a leading eCommerce platform for buying used cars, unveiled the company’s fourth Car Vending Machine in Texas, joining Austin, Houston, and San Antonio.

Festival season is here and DART makes it easy to enjoy all the music, food, art and more that these events offer. Here are just some of May’s DARTable festivals.

My home for the night is within a mile of downtown Fort Worth and a lasso toss away from the Stockyards. It’s near everything I want to see and comes equipped with anything I could ever need.

North Dallas residents are invited to a hands-on experience with more than 150 butterflies at The Greater Plano Kiwanis Club 16th Annual Butterfly Festival – an opportunity like no other in the area.

McKinney celebrates spring on April 29 with a self-guided tour of one of the most surprising but delightful modern trends that has swept our way since babies in cowboy boots — backyard chicken coops.