Holidays

North Texans can celebrate another independence day, right after the Fourth of July.

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.

The Sensory Sensitive 4th of July Celebration in North Texas will be held on July 3. Here are the details.

Need to know when a holiday falls this year or next year? You’re in the right spot.

Here’s your guide to 11 Fourth of July parades, festivals and celebrations happening in Dallas-Fort Worth.

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.

Here’s your guide to some Juneteenth celebrations happening around Dallas-Fort Worth.

Honor the brave military members who died fighting for our freedom. Here are eight ways to observe Memorial Day in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Here are six places in Dallas-Fort Worth to take your mom on Mother’s Day. Enjoy comedy shows, movie screenings, and more.

Here’s a look at a handful of fiestas across North Texas, including the annual Dallas Cinco de Mayo Parade in Oak Cliff.

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.

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.