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This annual fundraiser supports environmental education programs at the River Legacy Nature Center, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

The commemorative card, available while supplies last, features the City’s sesquicentennial design celebrating the milestone year.

Host OK Carter, a longtime local historian known for bringing the city’s past to life, welcomes media veteran Steve Pyburn for a conversation rich with firsthand memories, behind‑the‑scenes insight and a look at how Six Flags Over Texas helped shape Arlington’s identity.

The long‑time establishment, known for its signature Irish Nachos and deep community roots, was featured as the city highlights restaurants that have helped shape Arlington’s identity.

Arlington’s story began with a train, but first, it began with the tracks.

Whether it’s a place tied to a special experience or a story that always brings a smile, these contributions will help highlight the community spirit that has shaped Arlington for generations.

Whether it’s a place tied to a special experience or a story that always brings a smile, these contributions will help highlight the community spirit that has shaped Arlington for generations.

Attendees can enjoy birthday cake and sign the city’s official birthday card. The gathering will also feature Arlington 150th branded giveaways. The event is free and open to the public.

An estimated 75,000 attendees filled the streets of Downtown Arlington for the city’s longest-running annual event that started back in 1965.