The Dallas Park and Recreation Department is enhancing urban parks with eco-friendly strategies, including bee protection, goat-involved landscaping, and solar-powered lights.

Dallas Parks' May issue highlights a variety of upcoming events and activities in city parks, including yoga, fishing tutorials, art, bird watching, and movies under the stars.

Arlington Parks and Recreation celebrates its centennial with a 100-mile challenge and various events, including a Home Run Derby and a Mother's Day Brunch.

The Euless Family Life Aquatic Park opens, featuring a lazy river, water playground, and slides, with daily passes at $5 for residents and $10 for non-residents. Season passes are also available.

The Courtyard Gardens at Allen are undergoing expansion and renovation, with plants relocated by Collin County Master Gardeners. The gardens are expected to reopen in mid-2025.

Due to severe thunderstorm threats, the Dallas Park and Recreation Department cancelled the "It's My Park Day" scheduled for April 20, postponing community park beautification efforts.

Dallas officials invite public input on a new multipurpose center and park at 9759 Forest Lane, with the meeting aiming to integrate community feedback into the development process.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is giving away free trees on Arbor Day at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus, with a variety of species available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Frisco intersection at John Hickman Pkwy and Dallas Pkwy to close overnight on April 17 for DNT expansion work, with detours planned for affected traffic.

Trinity Park in Fort Worth is partially closed for Mayfest setup until May 9; the event will run from May 2 to May 5. The park reopens May 10, and proceeds benefit local projects.

Arlington's Meadowbrook Park is closing for renovations, aiming to unveil an inclusive playground by Fall 2024 as part of the city's parks and recreation centennial celebration.

Ellis County, Texas, prepares for a total solar eclipse with safety guidelines and preparations, highlighted in a Facebook post from the local Sheriff's Office.

Carrollton seeks community input on its Parks Master Plan, holding public forums for feedback on local outdoor spaces.