
Flower Mound's Seniors in Motion runs an indoor craft fair twice a year, and the fall edition is four weeks out — here's what sellers and shoppers need to know.

Spots are limited, day-of registration isn't an option, and this is the outdoor water park's signature end-of-season event.

The Flower Mound Police Department's third annual Casino Night raises money for Santa Cops, the program that's helped thousands of local children have a better Christmas. Fifty bucks gets you in the door.

The Flower Mound Public Library's makerspace goes dark Aug. 31 for renovations funded in part by the Friends of the Library. If you've got a project in the queue, now's the time.

Blanket, lawn chair, and a free film — the Town's outdoor movie series runs all month long.

Local artist Charice Cooper's wildlife work stops by Cross Timbers Road — no ticket required.

Free, no ticket, no signup — just walk in and see what your neighbors have been stitching.

Argyle ISD kids are back in class Tuesday, LISD kids on Wednesday, and the tax break disappears Sunday at midnight.

Free, shaded, and 14 water features deep — the pad at Spinks Road is running again, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day.

The exhibit is free, it's in the Children's Section on Broadmoor, and it closes at the end of August.

Two library deadlines land in the next six days — and one of them is non-negotiable if your kid earned a prize.

No music, fewer whistles, and a quiet indoor escape — the outdoor water park on Gerault looks a little different today on purpose.

The Flower Mound DAR chapter did the work. All you have to do is show up.

Tens of thousands of us will stand in one park on Saturday. Here's the older, stranger story of the ground we're standing on.

Every logistic you need before tens of thousands of your neighbors beat you to the shuttle.

Teams, drums, food, and a live band — Copperas Branch Park gets something it's never had before.

AT&T Stadium is hosting more World Cup matches than any venue on earth — and Flower Mound is 23 miles away.

Three-point-three acres near the library, a veterans plaza named for a local centenarian, and a ribbon cutting at 6 p.m. Put it on the calendar.