TO DO LIST
March & February events
COMPILED BY BAILEY LEWIS & BETH MARSHALL
FEBRUARY 26 GO FOR A RUN
A skateboard, a helmet and pads are required and may be rented, if needed. 5-6:45 p.m. (Mondays from March 7-21). $173 (residents), $175 (nonresidents). Roanoke Skate Park, 750 Cannon Parkway, Roanoke. 817-837-9930. https://roanoketexas.com/183/ Parks-Recreation 12 KICKOFF SPRING BREAKWITH A SCAVENGER HUNT Tanger Outlets in Fort Worth is hosting a spring break kicko that includes a scavenger hunt and other activities. Stations with stickers will be set up around the mall and feature pop-up arts and crafts; outdoor musicians and dance groups; a sports and game zone; and a play area with face painting, balloon twisters, a strolling magician and costume characters. Kids who collect all the stickers get a prize. The event will also include a variety of food trucks. Noon-3 p.m. Free. 15853 N. Freeway, Fort Worth. 817-464-5400. www.tangeroutlet.com/fortworth 12 LEARNHOWTODO CPR This course includes an online simulated portion that must be completed with a passing score prior to the classroom portion, during which students will demonstrate their skills learned online. Students will learn rst aid, simulated CPR
MARCH 04, 11, 18& 25
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The Trophy Club Parks and Recreation Department, in partnership with GallantFew’s Patriot Challenge, is hosting the Fun Run 4 Kindness at Trophy Club Park. There will be red, white and blue-colored powders with options for a 5K or a 1-mile loop. 8 a.m.- noon. $30 (preregistration), $35 (day of registration). 1 Trophy Wood Drive, Trophy Club. 682-237-2900. www.trophyclub.org/563/run-4-kindness MARCH 07 MEETWITH THEMAYOR Attendees are invited to visit with Westlake Mayor Laura Wheat at Terra Lounge. Located inside the Terraces at Solana, the lounge o ers a full-service bar with co ee, beer, wine, cocktails and small plates. 5-7 p.m. Free (admission). 1500 Solana Blvd., Bldg. 7, Westlake. 817-430-0941. www.westlake-tx.org/calendar.aspx 07 THROUGH 21 LEARN SKATEBOARDING Skateboarders of all skill levels ages 5-18 are invited to elevate their skills through this Roanoke Skateboard Clinic.
copy). 265 Marshall Creek Road, Roanoke. 817-491-2411. www. .me/e/32eG7xdwD 20 THROUGH 22 ATTENDA BOOK EVENT Keller Reads: One Book, One City—an event hosted by the Keller Public Library—will include a movie screening of “News of the World” on March 20, a session called “Untamed Texas: Historical Perspectives” on March 21 and dinner with “News of the World” author Paulette Jones on March 22. 2 p.m. (March 20), 6:30 p.m. (March 21), 6 p.m. (March 22). $40 (dinner March 22). 640 Johnson Folks can bring their dogs to the K9 Pointe Dog Park in Keller every Friday in March and sample beer and wine from a variety of local breweries. Food trucks are also available at the event each week. 5:30-7 p.m. Free. 1100 Bear Creek Parkway, Keller. 817-743-4050. www.cityo eller.com/services/parks- recreation/parks-recreation-special-events (Courtesy city of Keller)
and how to use an automated external de brillator. Ages 11 and up may attend. 9-11 a.m. $68. Roanoke Recreation Center, 501 Roanoke Road, Room 201A, Roanoke. 817-491-2411. https://roanoketexas.com/ 183/Parks-Recreation 12 GET RIDOF HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUSWASTE The Roanoke Public Works building will host its Crud Cruiser event. Residents can drop o hazardous waste, including automotive uids, batteries, cleaners, chemicals, cooking oils, light bulbs, paint and painting supplies. 9-11 a.m. (if the collection trailer lls before 11 a.m., no further items will be accepted). Free (for Roanoke residents with water bill
Road, Keller. 817-743-4800. https://tinyurl.com/29rtw8pf
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