Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation offers diverse summer camps for kids, including STEM, soccer, gymnastics, and art, with limited spots available as detailed on their Facebook page.

Fort Worth's job fair aimed at helping formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society by providing job opportunities and resources, including resolution of legal issues.

Arlington ISD's summer program provides free meals to children under 18 and students with disabilities up to 21, excluding holidays, at two locations.

Carrollton seeks vendors and sponsors for the 15th Festival at the Switchyard, expecting 30,000-40,000 visitors on November 8 for concerts and activities. Applications are due by September 30.

Dallas and the American Red Cross held Heat Action Day, teaching residents about heat exhaustion and stroke prevention, and promoting climate change awareness.

Mesquite's National Trails Day event, "Walking for Wellness," promotes healthy lifestyles through a free walk with fitness challenges at Valley Creek Park.

Fort Worth prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a community cleanup initiative at Lake Arlington on June 13, inviting residents to volunteer and enhance the city's image.

The White Settlement Library is launching its Summer Reading Program from June 9 to August 1, inviting all ages to join, track reading progress, win prizes, and take part in related activities.

Today is the last day for Coppell residents to get free pet microchipping for registered pets, with no appointment needed, as part of Chip Your Pet Month.

Duncanville hosted a Fire Truck Pull event to support local first responders, featuring teams competing in a tug of war with a fire truck, aimed at promoting camaraderie and community support.

The HEB Reads! Summer Reading Challenge encourages all ages to read and win prizes from May 17 to July 31, with events and rewards including an End of Summer Bash. Registration is via Beanstack.

The City of Euless is changing its newsletter distribution from mail to digital, with printed copies at City buildings for those who prefer physical copies.

Euless, Texas will participate in the World's Largest Swimming Lesson on June 26 to promote drowning prevention among youth at Aquatic Park. Registration is necessary for the free 30-minute lesson.