Council approval clears the way for a $90M Safari Trail at the Dallas Zoo, adding the nation’s only paired cheetah‑and‑rhino habitat plus new penguin and flamingo homes. The project also includes parking and education space.

Arlington Parks & Recreation warns residents to inspect ash trees and avoid moving firewood after emerald ash borer was confirmed in Tarrant County. The post includes photos, signs to watch for and a statewide reporting hotline.

Cedar Hill Park is conducting prescribed burns from December 9th to 10th for park management and wildfire prevention, possibly closing some facilities.

Beatlegras, a Dallas trio known for blending Beatles songs with bluegrass, is returning after an eleven-year break with a unique musical experience at the Plaza Theatre on March 13, 2026.

Grand Prairie announces Turner Park Phase II improvements, including new walking trails, play areas, and amenities, set for completion by August 2026.

Arlington Parks, Recreation & Culture offers Winter Camps for kids aged 5-12, with activities across five rec centers and fees from $105-$150 per week. Financial assistance is available.

Arlington celebrated the holiday season with a record attendance at the Mayor’s Holiday Luncheon, featuring food by Spring Creek BBQ and performances by local talent.

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department is hosting a "Pictures with Santa" event with treats and activities for families to enjoy during the holiday season.

Dallas Park & Recreation revives Candlelight Traditions at City Park in December, focusing on festive lights and clean parks. They offer updates in videos and are active on social media.

Euless hosts a "Heritage Park Christmas" event on December 13, featuring historical tours, Santa visits, school choirs, and holiday crafts, coupled with refreshments and kettle corn.

Dallas District 14 representative urged residents to enjoy parks post-Thanksgiving but prohibited turkey hunting, with a humorous touch on social media.

Bad Bunny’s Sapo Concho helped funnel fresh donations and attention to a rare Puerto Rican toad — and Fort Worth Zoo says that visibility could fund a long‑planned breeding center.

Klyde Warren Park will add a 1.7‑acre west deck and a large climate‑controlled pavilion, with city votes this winter and officials aiming to open bids next summer.