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North Texans can celebrate another independence day, right after the Fourth of July.
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After the success of the city’s 31 days of Denton Halloween last year, it decided to pursue an official title for its spooky season prowess.
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The Sensory Sensitive 4th of July Celebration in North Texas will be held on July 3. Here are the details.
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Need to know when a holiday falls this year or next year? You’re in the right spot.
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Here’s your guide to 11 Fourth of July parades, festivals and celebrations happening in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Take your dad on a train ride from Grapevine to Fort Worth or one of the other Father’s Day events happening in North Texas.
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Here’s your guide to some Juneteenth celebrations happening around Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Honor the brave military members who died fighting for our freedom. Here are eight ways to observe Memorial Day in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Here are six places in Dallas-Fort Worth to take your mom on Mother’s Day. Enjoy comedy shows, movie screenings, and more.
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Here’s a look at a handful of fiestas across North Texas, including the annual Dallas Cinco de Mayo Parade in Oak Cliff.
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In an effort to honor Latino history and further representation across the city, Fort Worth City Council member Carlos Flores wants to make Cesar Chavez Day a paid holiday for all city employees.
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After the success of the first 31 days of Denton Halloween last year, the city now wants to be the premier destination for Halloween enthusiasts in the state.