Home is Where the Heart is: Around Arlington Mini Golf
Explore the fun places of Arlington by playing through 10 holes of mini-golf at Library Putt-Putt! The children’s department at the Southwest Branch will become a miniature City of Arlington […]
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Southwest Branch Library 3311 S.W. Green Oaks Blvd., Arlington, TX, United States
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Arlington Independence Day Parade
Downtown ArlingtonThe Arlington Independence Day Parade is the largest in Texas and one of the biggest in the United States. As the longest-running annual event in Arlington, it has been named the Best Parade of Its Size in Texas for the third consecutive year by the Texas Festivals and Events Association. This year's parade is special […]
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Light Up Arlington
Entertainment DistrictArlington’s signature Independence Day celebration is getting bigger, brighter and more historic than ever. Light Up Arlington returns on Sunday, July 5, 2026, with an expanded fireworks and drone show. This year’s celebration carries special meaning as Arlington celebrates its 150th anniversary and joins the nation in recognizing America’s 250th birthday. The enhanced production is […]
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Dogs, Ducks and Dives
Arlington is turning up the summer fun for its sesquicentennial with Dogs, Ducks & Dives on Thursdays at Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center and Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center. To celebrate our milestone anniversary, we’re giving away a free, limited-edition Arlington150 rubber duck (while supplies last!) with each $1.50 hot dog purchased at a pool […]
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Create Something
George W. Hawkes Downtown Library 100 S. Center St, Arlington, United StatesAre you a dreamer? A thinker? An artist, an inventor, or maybe . . . an entrepreneur? Come see what wondrous work of art or invention you can put together […]
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150 Years of Arlington Recipes
George W. Hawkes Downtown Library 100 S. Center St, Arlington, United StatesThis year, Arlington celebrates its 150th birthday! Submit a family recipe to our community cookbook. Submissions can be done virtually, by paper, or in person. The library will compile them […]
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Dogs, Ducks and Dives
Arlington is turning up the summer fun for its sesquicentennial with Dogs, Ducks & Dives on Thursdays at Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center and Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center. To celebrate our milestone anniversary, we’re giving away a free, limited-edition Arlington150 rubber duck (while supplies last!) with each $1.50 hot dog purchased at a pool […]
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Pop-Up Event: Celebrating Arlington’s 150th Birthday
Arlington City Hall 101 W. Abram Street, Arlington, TX, United StatesWe are so excited to invite everyone to Arlington's 150th birthday party!! Consider this your formal invitation. On Thursday, July 16 at 1 p.m., stop by for birthday cake and sign the City’s birthday card! (Our actual birthday is July 19, but we are celebrating a few days early). Come help us celebrate 150 years […]
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Dogs, Ducks and Dives
Arlington is turning up the summer fun for its sesquicentennial with Dogs, Ducks & Dives on Thursdays at Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center and Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center. To celebrate our milestone anniversary, we’re giving away a free, limited-edition Arlington150 rubber duck (while supplies last!) with each $1.50 hot dog purchased at a pool […]
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Dogs, Ducks and Dives
Arlington is turning up the summer fun for its sesquicentennial with Dogs, Ducks & Dives on Thursdays at Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center and Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center. To celebrate our milestone anniversary, we’re giving away a free, limited-edition Arlington150 rubber duck (while supplies last!) with each $1.50 hot dog purchased at a pool […]
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Dogs, Ducks and Dives
Arlington is turning up the summer fun for its sesquicentennial with Dogs, Ducks & Dives on Thursdays at Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center and Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center. To […]
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The Fielder Talks
Fielder House Museum 1616 W Abram St, Arlington, TX, United StatesJoin at Fielder Museum as the Arlington Historical Society dives into Ray Bradbury’s classic sci-fi story, “There Will Come Soft Rains,” combining science fiction, technology, history, and the Fielder House. This event is free and open to the public.