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April & May events
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29 SHRED PAPER Magic Shred Mobile Document Shredding service will be available for document shredding. The event is intended for Highland Village residents only, according to o cials. Residents wanting to shred items must present identi cation. 2-5 p.m. Free. Pilot Knoll Park Campground and Day Use Area, 218A Orchid Hill Road, Argyle. https://bit.ly/3TWYnUB MAY 06 SHOP FOR ART More than 30 artists will be selling and displaying their work at the Highland Village Art Festival, along with artist demonstrations, live music and entertainment, and interactive children’s art activities. Musical performances will be held in the south courtyard next to Chico’s. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Free (admission and parking). Festival will be held at the corner of FM 2499 and Justin Road, in The Shops at Highland Village. https://bit.ly/40eytxP 12 MOVIE NIGHT A Movie in the Park night will show “Hotel Transylvania.” The movie begins at dark. 7-10:30 p.m. Free. Doubletree Ranch Park, 310 Highland Village Road, Highland Village. https://bit.ly/40BEAft
APRIL 15 GET SPRING CLEANING DONE Bartonville’s Annual Spring Clean Up Event kicks o with trash trucks, document shredding stations, computer crushers and a donation truck for small household items—all available for residents to drop o unwanted items. Disposal of tree limbs and brush will also be available, but limbs and logs can be no wider than 15 inches in diameter, according to town o cials. Also, treated wood, plastic, lumber or wood with nails cannot be processed through the wood chipper, so residents are discouraged from bringing those items. 8-11 a.m. Free. Lantana Fellowship Church, 2200 Jeter Road E., Lantana. 817-693-5280. 22 DISPOSE OF OLD MEDICATION The Bartonville Police Department is partnering with the Drug Enforcement Administration to host a townwide “Drug Take Back Day.” The program provides a convenient location for the public to drop o unneeded substances or other medications. This is a no-questions- asked program, and drop-o s are completely anonymous. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free. Bartonville Police Department, 1941 Jeter Road E., Bartonville. 817-430-1913. www.takebackday.dea.gov
The Vendaros Circus is coming to Flower Mound on April 12. (Courtesy Vendaros Circus)
FEATURED EVENT THE VENDAROS CIRCUS The Flower Mound River Walk from April 12-23 is the site of The Vendaros Circus, billed as a “broadway-style” circus. This animal-free circus features jugglers, magicians, acrobats, aerialists and more. There will also be preshow entertainment and classic circus food. Reserved and VIP seating is also available. Showtimes vary. $17 (kids tickets), $28 (adult tickets).
4400 River Walk Drive, Flower Mound 786-265-9765 www.tickets.venardoscircus.com
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