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Exactly ONE WEEK away!We are counting down the days until Learn Lewisville on Saturday, June 13. Come out to Lewisville ...
06/06/2026

Exactly ONE WEEK away!
We are counting down the days until Learn Lewisville on Saturday, June 13. Come out to Lewisville Thrive, 1-4 p.m. to meet your neighbors, explore awesome City resources, and discover new ways to get involved in our community.

Bring the whole family—we can't wait to finally hang out with you all! 🥳

City of Lewisville is celebrating Juneteenth: The Cookout with different events across the City, including a concert in ...
06/05/2026

City of Lewisville is celebrating Juneteenth: The Cookout with different events across the City, including a concert in Wayne Ferguson Plaza on Friday, June 19, 7-9:30 p.m. Enjoy live music, food trucks and family-friendly fun at this FREE event.

Taylor Pace Orchestra brings it's Earth, Wine & Fire tribute band ELEMENTS to Lewisville. Growing up in Fort Worth, Pace got his start in music through church. After graduation from Howard University, he began performing around the world at iconic venues and locations. As a singer, songwriter, producer, performer, and multi-instrumentalist, Taylor offers his fans what they have always wanted - a genuine musician that tells the stories on the hearts & minds of everyone.

Peterson Brothers Band return to Lewisville, having played at last year's Western Days in Lewisville, Texas. They have been enchanting audiences with their very own blend of Americana music consisting of classic Soul, Funk, Blues, and Jazz for over a decade. The dynamic duo consists of Glenn Jr. on vocals and guitar, and Alex, a GRAMMY award-winning artist, on bass, vocals, and even the violin.

Learn more about this concert and other Juneteenth programming at www.cityoflewisville.com/juneteenth

Buying your first home can feel overwhelming, but the City of Lewisville is partnering to help you navigate the market w...
06/04/2026

Buying your first home can feel overwhelming, but the City of Lewisville is partnering to help you navigate the market with confidence! Join us for our upcoming First Time Homebuyer Class, where local experts will break down everything you need to know. Our June class will be held at the Lewisville Grand Theater, June 24, 5:30 p.m.

Register to save your seat today at https://forms.gle/NQRBywbGYQvByBoo9.

Lewisville Poet Laureate James Mardis welcomes everyone to attend an evening of powerful voices and unforgettable perfor...
06/04/2026

Lewisville Poet Laureate James Mardis welcomes everyone to attend an evening of powerful voices and unforgettable performances at A Juneteenth Poetry Slam, Thursday, June 18, 7:30 p.m., Lewisville Grand Theater, 100 N. Charles Street.

This poetry slam will be limited to 20 competitors. Competitors must sign up online. Link to sign up: https://loom.ly/POTs3Oo

Competitors should come prepared with three original poems, each performed in 1–3 minutes, including one Juneteenth-themed piece for the final round. Poets will be judged on both content and performance as audience-selected judges score each round in true slam poetry tradition. Prizes will be awarded to top scoring poets.

Admission is free for this event. Audiences can expect an exciting and entertaining evening with passion, creativity, crowd energy, and powerful voices competing for a spot in the final showdown. Seating is limited and is a first come/first served basis. The Black Box will open for seating at 6:45 p.m. A cash bar will be available.

Rules for the poetry slam:

* Originality: The poem must be the original work of the poet.
* Time Limit: Each poem is limited to 3 minutes with 5 second grace period
* Time Penalties: Going over the time limit will result in a disqualification.
* Performance Constraints: The poet must perform alone and from memory. Readers will be penalized 2 points on the 10-point system.
* Content Restrictions: Language must be devoid of sexist, racist, homophobic or transphobic comments. However, anger, frustration and the like are legit emotions, just be creative in how you bring those to bear.
* Other Restrictions: Must be 16 years old or older to participate as a competitor. * No musical instruments. No props or costumes.
* Allowed Expression: Poets are allowed to sing, beatbox, or create sounds with their own bodies.
* Scoring: 3 Judges score on a 0–10 scale. Judges scores can be influenced by “audience feedback.”

Prizes will include metals and gift certificates.

This event is part of the City of Lewisville’s Juneteenth: The Cookout, that celebrates the heart of community. Inspired by the tradition of gathering to share stories, music, laughter, and joy, this multiday event captures that spirit — no grill required. Experience live music, comedy, poetry, visual arts, and more in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Together, we honor history, celebrate culture, and embrace the freedom that brings us all to the table. Learn more at https://loom.ly/_MD0zvk

This show may contain adult or mature content.

Department Spotlight: Fire Department and Emergency Management🚒The Lewisville Fire Department and Lewisville Office of E...
06/03/2026

Department Spotlight: Fire Department and Emergency Management🚒

The Lewisville Fire Department and Lewisville Office of Emergency Management Department’s mission is to protect and serve Lewisville while working to mitigate, respond and recover from disasters. One of the main volunteer needs is for the Lewisville Fire Department Reserve Program.

The Lewisville Fire Department Reserve Program is a vital part of operations. Our Reserves are dedicated, vetted volunteers who support our firefighters during emergencies, training, and community events—helping keep Lewisville safe every day.

The process to join the reserve program is a multi-step process. A background check, Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) certification, vetting by our current Reserve leadership and attending at least 3 reserve meetings (monthly) are required to be in the reserve program.

If you're interested in volunteering with the Fire Department and Emergency Management, visit https://www.cityoflewisville.com/volunteer.

Enjoy two debuts at next week's Sounds of Lewisville presented by Mosquito Joe of Metro Northwest Dallas Fort Worth in W...
06/03/2026

Enjoy two debuts at next week's Sounds of Lewisville presented by Mosquito Joe of Metro Northwest Dallas Fort Worth in Wayne Ferguson Plaza on Tuesday, June 9. 💃

Rhythm & Sound Machine is an extraordinary tribute to the music of Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine. This group is comprised of pro veteran musicians that love bringing their passion a variety of Latin music...to you!

El Chanclazo Duo kick off the night at 7 p.m. followed by Rhythm & Sound Machine from 8-9:30 p.m.

Food Vendors:
Kona Ice of Coppell - sponsor
Righteous BBQ
Gordos Mexican Cocina 🌮
Gold Elote 🌽

See you Tuesday, June 9, 7-9:30 p.m.🎶

06/03/2026

E-Bike Rules of the Road

With school out and summer in full swing, Lewisville Police Department is seeing more e-bikes, electric scooters, and dirt bikes on our streets and trails.

Parents, now is a great time to talk with your kids about riding responsibly and making sure their bike is legal for where they ride.

Throughout the summer, Officers will be actively enforcing applicable Texas Transportation Code violations involving non-compliant e-bikes, electric dirt bikes, and golf carts.

Before you ride, make sure your vehicle is legal and safe to operate.

A legal class 3 e-bike must:
- Have fully operable pedals
- Have a motor rated at less than 750 watts
- Have a maximum assisted speed of 28 mph

Remember:
- Class 3 e-bike operators must be at least 15 years old
- Off-road dirt bikes are prohibited on public streets and sidewalks
- Operate all vehicles safely and responsibly
- Violations may result in citations

Questions? Join us for a Town Hall Meeting on June 10 at 6:30 p.m. at Castle Hills Community Center, 2501 Queen Margaret Dr.

You can also stop by our booth for information at the Castle Hills First Saturday Farmers Market on June 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Castle Hills Village Shops & Plaza.

Our goal is simple: safe streets, safe riders, and a safe community for everyone.

Due to current conditions and the threat of inclement weather, tonight's June 2 Sounds of Lewisville concert has been c...
06/02/2026

Due to current conditions and the threat of inclement weather, tonight's June 2 Sounds of Lewisville concert has been cancelled. The safety of performers, staff and guests is our top priority.

Mosquito Joe of Metro Northwest Dallas Fort Worth
Kuzmich Law Firm, PC
VHX / The Van Halen Experience

This coming Monday, June 8, is World Ocean Day. Oceans regulate the climate, support incredible biodiversity, and sustai...
06/02/2026

This coming Monday, June 8, is World Ocean Day. Oceans regulate the climate, support incredible biodiversity, and sustain communities globally. World Ocean Day brings together youth leaders and organizations around the world to protect and restore ocean ecosystems through conservation, awareness, and action. Learn how you can get involved by visiting worldoceanday.org and selecting 'Take Action'!

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Lewisville, TX
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