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This is not your typical egg hunt - Bring a basket and hop down our Bunny Tail Trail. You'll stop at booths along the way to collect eggs and enjoy other spring activities!🐰

Sat, March 28, 2026 at 10am-1pm
Breckinridge Park
Free to attend - no registration required
Designed for ages 3-12

Booth spaces are open to local businesses and organizations! For more info, email margaret.trame@cor.gov 

Thank you to our 2026 sponsors!

Get connected with nature and learn about the beautiful environment here in Richardson through the Urban Naturalist program! Programs are led by knowledgeable Texas Master Naturalists and include nature walks, gardening classes, wildlife presentations, and more! Registration required to ensure group sizes are manageable.🌳

CLICK HERE to register for walks & classes 

SPECIAL EVENTS

Richardson BioBlitz🌱
Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 2-5pm | Breckinridge Park Pavilion | All ages | Free to attend

Description: Attending a Bioblitz is a great way to get outdoors, connect with nature, learn about science and conservation, and help the environment. Help us find and identify as many plants, animals, and fungi species as possible across our park on this fun Saturday afternoon! Open to all ages!

Moth Night🌙
Saturday, June 13 at 8-10pm | Breckinridge Park - west side along Moroney Dr. | All ages
Free to attend - No registration required, free come-and-go event

Description: Join us as we explore the hidden beauty, diversity, and ecological importance of moths! This unique event offers an unforgettable up-close look at nature’s most captivating night-time creatures. Texas Master Naturalists will share exciting facts and help identify various species on sight. This is an exciting evening your kids won't stop talking about! 

Proudly supported by: Texas Master Naturalists - Blackland Prairie Chapter (Collin County) & North Texas Chapter (Dallas County)

From its humble beginnings in 1969, the Cottonwood Art Festival has developed into one of the most prestigious fine art festivals in the United States. Local artists staged their first Festival at the scenic Cottonwood Park in Richardson, Texas. It was all tie-dye, bell-bottoms and braids back then where the artists laid down blankets and set up easels with the hopes of selling s few pieces of art. Since that first weekend nearly five decades later, Cottonwood has established itself as signature art event, become a tradition in the community and the home to the finest artists in the country for the first weekend of May and October. Click here for additional information.

The Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival is a three day award-winning celebration of eclectic arts & music that enhances the cultural experiences in the North Texas region. It draws thousands of people annually and is held the third weekend in May. For over 33 years attendees have enjoyed a variety of musical acts on 6 different stages, regional cuisine and creative arts by local vendors. The Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival is produced by the City of Richardson Parks and Recreation Department. Past performers include the Fitz and the Tantrums, Judah & the Lion, Grand Funk Railroad, The Guess Who, Neon Trees, Quiet Riot, The Jacksons, and so many more. Click here for additional information.

🎥MOVIES IN THE PARK: Bring a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a FREE movie night in one of our beautiful parks! Movies are family-friendly and begin shortly after sunset around 8:30-8:45pm. 

🌊DIVE-IN MOVIES: Experience Heights Family Aquatics Center after dark - splash into the lap pool or float through the lazy river at our Dive-In Movies!

CLICK HERE to see which titles we're showing and learn more!

The City of Richardson’s annual Family 4th Celebration is traditionally held each July 4 at Breckinridge Park. This traditional, patriotic salute is free and open to the entire community. Attendees bring picnics, blankets, and/or lawn chairs and enjoy children's activities, concessions, a patriotic musical salute... and fireworks! Click here for additional information.

Don’t forget to bring along your fury-sidekick to enjoy the Pawtoberfest activities such as dog-centric vendors, crafts, pet adoptions, puppy yoga, and costume contests. As part of Huffhines Harvest Fest, this is guaranteed to be the best “pawty” in town! Click here for additional information.

The area’s best kept holiday secret, Santa’s Village is a heartwarming event for the young and the young at heart. Venture up to the North Pole (Huffhines Park) and explore Santa’s Village and even visit Ol’ Saint Nick himself! There’s plenty to see and do, from walking through the village to enjoying holiday themed entertainment on the main stage. The village is made up of special houses including Ms. Claus’ Bakery, KELF TV Station, the Reindeer Shed, Frosty’s House, just to name a few. Santa’s Village is opened for four days in December. Click here for additional information.

The annual Richardson Christmas Parade takes place the first Saturday in December. The route is alternated each year from the East and West side of town. Kids of all ages, community clubs and families are encouraged to participate in this Richardson tradition. Click here for additional information.