
The Town is bringing music, Indian street food, and dance performances to Gerault Park Fields from 3 to 9 p.m.

Environmental Services is taking residents into the trails after dark, with the first hike kicking off Oct. 20 at Glenwick Park.

Free admission, a disco band, a petting zoo, and hay rides — right across the lake, starting at 6.

The 5K starts at 8 a.m. at Doubletree Ranch Park — and there is no day-of sign-up.

The library's hands-on kids gardening program returns Tuesday with a wider age range and one clear ask: get there a few minutes early for a ticket.

Costumes, a red carpet, and dog treats — 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Hound Mound Dog Park.

The Friends of the Flower Mound Public Library funded the whole thing. Bring the kids.

Block parties run 6–9 p.m. Oct. 6, and one neighborhood walks away with Neighborhood of the Year.

The second-annual festival runs Friday evening through Saturday at 4110 River Walk Dr., free to attend.

Gently used books, DVDs, and CDs for cheap, with every dollar going straight to library programs.

Chalk the Park at Twin Coves starts at 10 a.m. Pumpkin Plunge at the CAC pool closes things out at 8:30. Both require registration — and one has a hard cap on spots.

Upper Trinity's Give A Drip challenge is wrapping up September, and the grand prize drawing happens in October.

Registration is required — and time is short — for any local organization that wants a seat at the table.

A full Saturday of beer gardens and live music, timed so you never have to choose between the Red River Rivalry and a night out.

Bring what's collecting dust in the costume bin; leave with something the kids will actually wear this Halloween.

The theme is 'A Star-Spangled Christmas,' there's no entry fee, and the window to get your group in closes faster than you'd think.

Fire engines, police vehicles, animal control rigs, and more, all within kid-grabbing distance at 3030 Broadmoor.

Doggie Dive runs 8:30–11:30 a.m. at 1200 Gerault Rd., but registration closes before the date — and there's no sign-up at the gate.

The Flower Mound Public Library's Book Swap is coming up — donate books, then browse and take home titles you actually want to read.

The Budding Botanists program returns this week with a new mission: actually building a raised-bed garden on the library's outdoor patio.

Free admission, rain or shine — what you need to know before you go.

No ticket, no plan required — just walk in on your next library run.

The price goes up October 1, and the t-shirt isn't guaranteed after that — here's what you need to know before you register.

The Town of Flower Mound is marking 25 years since the attacks with its annual remembrance ceremony — check flowermound.gov for full details.

Parks and Rec moved it off the July heat, and registration stays open through Saturday.

Load up the car with old electronics, paper to shred, and those wire hangers you've been ignoring — just make sure you're heading to the right place.

The town feeds you — you just have to register before the window closes.

The town's 32-mile Veterans Day tradition has run every November since 2014, and applications for this year's relay are open now.

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.