Annual Events & Festivals in Garland, TX
A local guide to Garland's best recurring festivals and community events, from Downtown Square concerts to holiday celebrations.
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World-Class Paintball Comes to Audubon Park for the NXL Lone Star Open
The NXL Lone Star Open brings professional and divisional paintball teams from around the world to Garland's Audubon Park, Sept. 11–14, 2026.
Garland Civic Theatre Opens Its 2026–27 Season With a Victorian Thriller That Has Endured for Decades
Angel Street (Gaslight) launches a seven-production season at the Granville Arts Center, reflecting how Garland sustains a year-round civic theatre tradition.
Lakewood Brewing Marks 14 Years With an Anniversary Bash This Saturday
Garland's own Lakewood Brewing Company celebrates 14 years on tap with an anniversary event on Aug. 29, 2026.
Downtown Garland's Free Concert Series Returns for September With Jimmy Wallace & The Mighty
First Fridays Downtown Garland brings live music to the Square on Sept. 5, with Jimmy Wallace & The Mighty headlining the free outdoor show.
Garland, TX: Local History & Landmarks
A local guide to Garland's most significant historic sites, landmarks, and cultural institutions—from an 1901 depot to a beloved art-deco theater.
A Free Blues-Rock Night on the Downtown Garland Square: Jimmy Wallace & The Mighty Come to Music Made Here
On September 4, Jimmy Wallace & The Mighty bring free live blues-rock to Downtown Garland Square as part of the Music Made Here Concert Series.
Audubon Park Hosts the NXL Lone Star Open — What a National Paintball Tournament Means for Garland
The NXL Lone Star Open comes to Audubon Park on Sept. 11, 2026, spotlighting Garland as a venue for competitive paintball.
Friday Night Lights Return: GISD High School Football Season Kicks Off Late August
Five Garland ISD schools hit the gridiron for UIL district play starting late August. Here's what fans need to know before kickoff.
Finding the Words: Garland's Central Library Invites Adults to Tell Their Life Stories This Fall
A retired professor leads a four-part memoir writing series at Garland's Central Library, guiding adults from concept to public reading.
Lucky Strike Lands in Garland: A New Entertainment Anchor Opens Its Doors
Lucky Strike Garland celebrated its grand opening with a Lucky Launch Party on Aug. 2, bringing a major entertainment venue to the city.
Best Places to Work Remotely in Garland, TX
A local guide to the best cafes and coworking spaces in Garland, TX for remote workers, from Downtown to Firewheel.
A New Seed Library Takes Root at West Garland's Branch on Walnut Street
West Garland Library opens a community Seed Library on Aug. 15, inviting residents to share, swap, and grow together.
What Does 'Film Friendly Texas' Actually Mean for Garland?
Garland earned official Film Friendly Texas certification in August 2026. Here's what the designation signals for the city's economy and identity.
Garland Public Libraries Lands Two Grants: A Mobile Outreach Unit and More Spanish-Language Books
Garland Public Libraries scored a dedicated outreach vehicle grant and $2,500 for Spanish board books. Here's what both awards mean for residents.
A Guitar Legend Comes Home to Downtown Garland Square
Jimmy Wallace & The Mighty bring free blues and soul to Downtown Garland Square on Sept. 4 as part of the Music Made Here Concert Series.
One Book, One Garland Picks 'Dwelling' for Its Third Year — and Invites You to Write a Fairy Tale
Garland's citywide reading program returns with Emily Hunt Kivel's 'Dwelling' and a fairy tale writing workshop for adults.
Hidden Gems in Garland, TX
From virgin forest trails to Ethiopian injera, these under-the-radar Garland spots reward curious locals willing to look past the obvious.
West Garland Library Is Opening a Seed Library, and the Community Is Invited to Celebrate
On Aug. 15, West Garland Library launches a brand-new Seed Library with a ribbon-cutting, refreshments, crafts, and free seeds to share.
A K-Pop Showcase Comes to Garland's Historic Plaza Theatre This August
Kpop Dallas Dance brings RNDZVS: The Summer Show to the Plaza Theatre on Aug. 13, merging a thriving dance community with Garland's arts scene.
A New School Year Begins: Garland ISD Marks the 2026–27 First Day and Celebrates Summer Graduates
Garland ISD kicks off the 2026–27 school year on Aug. 10 and honors summer completers at Curtis Culwell Center on Aug. 17.
Farmers Markets & Local Shopping in Garland, TX
A practical guide to farmers markets, local vendors, and community shopping spots in and around Garland, TX.
A New Lane Opens: Lucky Strike Brings Bowling and Entertainment to Garland
Lucky Strike Garland celebrates its grand opening with a Lucky Launch Party on Aug. 2, adding a major entertainment venue to the city.
Reading on Wheels: How Garland ISD's Mobile Library Brought Books to the Community All Summer
Garland ISD's Reading with Rodney mobile library wrapped its summer stops Aug. 1, offering books, Wi-Fi, and a story rooted in the district itself.
Wags & Waves Returns to Hawaiian Falls Garland, Benefiting Four Local Rescue Groups
Hawaiian Falls Garland hosts the Wags & Waves charity event, raising funds for four DFW animal rescues. Early-bird tickets available through Aug. 15.
A $2,500 Bet on Early Readers: How a Texas Book Festival Grant Is Expanding Garland's Spanish-Language Collection
Garland Public Libraries wins a 2026 Texas Book Festival grant to grow its Spanish-language board book collection at Central Library.
Digging Into Summer: Garland Libraries' Dinosaur-Themed Reading Program Runs Through August
Garland Public Libraries' free 'Club Curiosity: Unearth a Story' program fills summer with dino digs, STEAM labs, and animal encounters.
Garland's Fairy Tale Workshop Turns Readers Into Storytellers This Summer
The One Book, One Garland 2026 series brings a fairy tale writing workshop to North Garland Library, led by children's author Cindy J. Vanous.
Two Makerspace Classes at West Garland Library Give Residents Hands-On Skills This Week
West Garland Library hosts a fabric coaster sewing class July 25 and an intro to 3D printing July 28 — free, practical, open to the community.
Curtain Call for a Legend: Patty Granville Steps Into the Title Role as Hello, Dolly! Closes the Garland Summer Musicals Season
GSM founder Patty Granville stars in Hello, Dolly! at the Granville Arts Center, closing out Garland's beloved 2026 summer musical season.
Season Pass Holders Get the Park to Themselves This Sunday at Hawaiian Waters Garland
Hawaiian Waters Garland opens after hours exclusively for season pass holders on July 26, with slides, waves, and special food deals from 7 to 10 PM.
Garland Parks & Trails: An Outdoor Guide
A local guide to Garland's best parks, trails, lakes, and outdoor recreation spots — from greenbelt walks to mountain biking and disc golf.
Garland's Surf & Swim Is Open Through August 9 — Here's What's Waiting for You
Wave riders, slide seekers, and lazy-river drifters have until August 9 to make the most of Garland's landmark aquatic park.
A Steel Beam and a Signature: What Garland's New Senior Activity Center Tells Us About the City's Priorities
Garland's new Senior Activity Center at 601 W. Avenue B is on pace for a fall 2026 opening after a symbolic beam-signing milestone.
Hello, Dolly! Closes the Garland Summer Musicals Season — What You Need to Know Before July 26
GSM founder Patty Granville stars in Hello, Dolly! at Brownlee Auditorium through July 26. Tickets, times, and what to expect.
The Perot Tech Truck Is Rolling Into Garland Libraries This Summer — and Kids Are Building the Future
The Perot Museum's TECH Truck brings hands-on STEAM maker experiences to Garland library branches through August 2026.
Wetlands, Trails, and a Fishing Pier: Garland Breaks Ground at Wynn Joyce Park
Garland officially broke ground at Wynn Joyce Park on E. Oates Road, launching a one-of-a-kind green space shaped by 1,000 residents.
A $70.87 Million Bet on Soccer: What Garland's Holford Road Complex Could Mean for the City
Garland's multipurpose soccer complex near the Bush Turnpike breaks ground in October 2026. Here's what the $70.87M project entails.
Garland Summer Musicals Closes Its 2026 Season With 'Hello, Dolly!' at the Granville Arts Center
Patty Granville stars in 'Hello, Dolly!' July 17–26 at Granville Arts Center's Brownlee Auditorium — here's what you need to know.
Garland Is Getting H-E-B: What the Grocery Giant's Arrival Means for the City
Garland is set to welcome H-E-B with two planned locations, marking a major milestone for North Texas grocery shoppers.
Family-Friendly Things to Do in Garland, TX
From water parks and roller skating to nature trails and live theater, here is your local guide to family fun in Garland, TX.
Patty Granville Steps Into the Title Role as Garland Summer Musicals Closes Its Season With 'Hello, Dolly!'
Garland Summer Musicals wraps its 2026 season with Hello, Dolly! at the Granville Arts Center, July 17–25, starring GSM founder Patty Granville.
One Book, One Garland 2026 Picks 'Dwelling' — Here's How to Join the Reading and Meet the Author
Garland's citywide reading program centers on Emily Hunt Kivel's novel 'Dwelling,' with a Central Library author event and a fairy tale writing workshop.
Dino Digs, Magic Shows, and World Drumming: Garland's Summer Reading Program Is Bigger Than Ever
Garland Public Libraries' free Club Curiosity program runs all summer with science shows, STEAM labs, animal encounters, and more for kids of all ages.
Vishal & Shekhar Bring 'The Superhit Tour' to Garland's Curtis Culwell Center This July
Bollywood's chart-topping duo Vishal & Shekhar perform live at the Curtis Culwell Center on July 12, 2026 at 7 p.m.
Dino Digs, Science Shows, and Free Fun: Garland Libraries Go Prehistoric This Summer
Garland Public Libraries' dinosaur-themed summer reading program runs all season with free weekly events for kids of every age.
Red, White & YOU: What to Know Before You Head to Downtown Garland on July 3
Garland's Independence Day festival hits the Downtown Square on July 3 with live music, food trucks, fireworks, and a drone show — all free.
The Show Must Go On: Patty Granville Steps Into the Title Role for Garland Summer Musicals' Hello, Dolly!
GSM founder Patty Granville takes the stage as Dolly Levi when Hello, Dolly! closes the 2026 season at the Granville Arts Center July 17–26.
Garland City Council Green-Lights New Multipurpose Soccer Complex Near Bush Turnpike
Garland's City Council took its first formal step toward building a new multipurpose soccer complex at Holford Road and the President George Bush Turnpike.
Dino Digs, Geode Cracking, and a Citywide Novel: Garland Libraries Pack the Summer with Free Programs
Garland Public Libraries' Club Curiosity summer series offers free dinosaur-themed events, STEAM labs, magic shows, and a community reading initiative.
Fiddler on the Roof Opens Garland Summer Musicals' 2026 Season at the Granville Arts Center
Garland Summer Musicals launches its 2026 season with Fiddler on the Roof at the Granville Arts Center through June 21.
Garland Marks Juneteenth 2026 on the Downtown Square
The City of Garland hosts a Juneteenth celebration on the Downtown Square today, June 20. Here's what residents need to know.
The Water Is Fine: Garland's Surf & Swim Throws Open Its Gates for a Full Summer Season
Surf & Swim opened May 22 and runs through Aug. 9, giving Garland families a local destination all summer long.
Garland Reads Together This Summer: One Book, One Garland Turns the Page to Its Third Year
Garland's citywide adult reading program returns for a third year with Emily Hunt Kivel's Dwelling and a summer of book-themed events.
Fiddler on the Roof Opens the Garland Summer Musicals Season at the Granville Arts Center
Garland Summer Musicals kicks off its 2026 season with Fiddler on the Roof, running June 12–21 at the Granville Arts Center.
Moving to Garland, TX: A Newcomer's Guide
Everything new residents need to know about Garland, TX — neighborhoods, schools, shopping, and local life in one practical guide.
Garland ISD's 'Reading with Rodney' Brings the Library to the Neighborhood All Summer
Garland ISD's mobile library bus stops at three recreation centers weekly through July 22, keeping students reading all summer long.
Downtown Garland Hosts Free Juneteenth Celebration on June 20
Garland's annual Juneteenth event brings live entertainment, art, food, and family activities to the Downtown Square on June 20, 2026.
Digging Into Summer: Garland Libraries Unearth a Story All Season Long
Garland Public Libraries' dinosaur-themed 'Club Curiosity' summer reading program runs all summer with free weekly events for kids.
Garland Rings In Independence Day Early With Drones, Live Music, and Free Festivities on July 3
Garland's Red, White & You festival returns July 3 Downtown with live music, food trucks, family activities, and a drone show — all free.
Fiddler on the Roof Comes to the Granville Arts Center This June
Garland Summer Musicals brings the beloved classic to 300 N. 5th St. for ten performances between June 12 and 21.
A $25 Million Redesign Is Coming to the Granville Arts Center. Here's What We Know So Far.
Garland's beloved downtown performing arts venue enters a formal design phase after voters approved $25M in bond funding for its renovation.
Music Made Here Returns to Downtown Garland Square This First Friday
Live music, local food, and a kids' activity area hit Downtown Garland Square on June 6 for the monthly Music Made Here concert series.
The Granville Arts Center Is Getting a $25 Million Makeover — and the Designs Are Already Turning Heads
Garland's beloved performing arts hub enters a design phase backed by $25M in voter-approved bond funding. Here's what's taking shape.
Garland's $25 Million Granville Glow-Up Is Already Underway
The Granville Arts Center renovation, funded by the 2025 Grow Garland Bond, is in its design phase. Here's what residents should know.
A Watercolor Sunset and a Shared Story: Garland's 'One Book, One Garland' Kicks Off at the Central Library
Garland Public Library launches its community reading program with a paint-and-sip event exploring themes of home and belonging.
Garland's Juneteenth Celebration Returns to Downtown Square on June 20
The City of Garland marks Juneteenth on June 20 at Downtown Garland Square with live entertainment, art, local vendors, food, and community reflection.
Fiddler on the Roof Comes to Garland This June — What Makes This Production Worth Watching
Garland Summer Musicals opens its 2026 season with Fiddler on the Roof running June 12–21 at the Granville Arts Center.
Garland Summer Musicals Brings Fiddler on the Roof to the Granville Arts Center This June
Garland Summer Musicals runs Fiddler on the Roof June 12–21 at the Granville Arts Center, 300 N. 5th St. Here's what to know.
Garland's Juneteenth Celebration Returns to the Downtown Square on June 20
The City of Garland hosts its annual Juneteenth event June 20 at Downtown Garland Square with live music, art, vendors, and family activities.
Garland's Juneteenth Celebration Returns to the Square on June 20
Live entertainment, art, food, and vendors fill Downtown Garland Square on June 20 for the city's annual Juneteenth celebration.
Where Garland Families Are Learning Something New This Summer — Inside the Library's Hands-On Programs
From geode cracking to computer skills to World Cup T-shirts, Garland Public Library is running programs that meet neighbors wherever they are.
Every Week, a Circle Forms at South Garland Library — and the Only Rule Is to Keep Talking
The South Garland Library's weekly Spanish Conversation Circle gives adult learners a low-pressure place to practice and connect every week in June.
Garland's Libraries Are Packing June With Hands-On Programs for All Ages
From geode cracking to World Cup T-shirts, Garland's library branches are running a full slate of hands-on programs this June for kids and adults alike.
A Night of Honky-Tonk and Wit Comes to the Plaza Theatre on June 12
Texas band Jomo & The Possum Posse brings award-winning country comedy to Garland's historic Plaza Theatre on June 12 at 8 p.m.
A Texas Original Comes to the Plaza: Jomo and The Possum Posse Hit Downtown Garland This June
Award-winning songwriter Jomo Edwards brings his beloved Texas music and comedy act to the Plaza Theatre on June 12.
Garland City Offices, Libraries, Recreation Centers Close Monday May 26 for Memorial Day
Memorial Day brings closure of City of Garland offices, utility customer service, the tax office, libraries, recreation centers, and the Carver Senior Center on Monday, May 26 — with normal service resuming Tuesday.
Mexico 2000 Ballet Folklorico Brings Viva Cinco de Mayo! to the Granville Arts Center May 23
Mexico 2000 Ballet Folklorico's Viva Cinco de Mayo! performance takes the Granville Arts Center stage in downtown Garland Saturday, May 23 at 7 p.m., delivering a traditional folklórico program that draws from across Mexico's regional dance traditions.
Accolade Community Theatre's Lion King Jr Closes Out the Spring at Granville Arts Center on May 17
Accolade Community Theatre stages Lion King Jr at the Granville Arts Center's Small Theatre on Sunday, May 17 with matinee and evening performances at 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. — a youth-cast production that anchors the company's spring season.
Machine Gun Kelly Brings His Latest Tour to the Curtis Culwell Center on May 24
Machine Gun Kelly's 2026 tour stops at the Curtis Culwell Center on Saturday, May 24 — the kind of major-act booking that has been defining Garland's arena venue across the year.
Texas Historical Marker Honors The Flats — Garland's Original Black Community — at May 3 Ceremony
A new Texas Historical Marker honoring The Flats, Garland's free-standing Black community whose downtown footprint became the Granville Arts Center and city government complex, was unveiled at a 3 p.m. ceremony May 3 in The Atrium.
Music Made Here: La Nueva Fortaleza Brings Cachas de Oro to Downtown Garland Square
The Music Made Here series opened May with La Nueva Fortaleza featuring Cachas de Oro at Downtown Garland Square on Friday, May 1 — the city's continuing public-music programming designed to keep the downtown core active and the city's music scene visible.
H-E-B's Plans for a Firewheel-Adjacent Garland Store Sit on a 21-Acre Site Near Crist Road
H-E-B has unveiled plans for a Garland location on a 21-acre site between Crist Road and Firewheel Parkway, with the land purchase still being finalized. A separate Joe V's Smart Shop project is moving ahead on Centerville Road.
The Garland Marathon Replaced the Firewheel Branding This Spring with Four Race Distances
Formerly known as the Firewheel race, the rebranded Garland Marathon ran on Saturday, April 4, with 5K, 10K, half marathon, and full marathon distances on a course that drew the city's spring running community.
A Closer Look at Garland City Council's April 21 Agenda: ICAC, Shiloh Workforce Housing, Civil Enforcement
Garland City Council's April 21 regular meeting includes the ICAC Task Force interlocal, a PILOT agreement for the Reserve at Shiloh workforce housing project, and a new civil enforcement ordinance.
Garland Lands in the Top 15 Nationally for Job Seekers Over 50 — Here's Why That Ranking Makes Sense
A recent national study released April 19 ranked Garland 11th among the 50 Best Cities for Job Seekers Over 50. The ranking reflects specific attributes of the local labor market.
Go Green Garland Hosts Earth Day Celebration at Holford Recreation Center on April 11
Free learning sessions from Master Gardeners and GP&L Energy Advisors highlight Garland's Earth Day event at Holford Recreation Center.
North Texas' Largest Skatepark Gets a New Name: Garland Unveils the Jon Comer Skatepark on April 27
Garland hosts a first-of-its-kind celebration to officially rename its massive skatepark in honor of Jon Comer, with new signage unveiled April 27.
Big Art Day, Live Music, and Earth Day: Garland's Cultural April
Discover Garland's vibrant April events including Big Art Day, Ian Moore concert, Go Green Garland, and the Animal Shelter's 2nd Anniversary celebration.
Jon Comer Skatepark Gets a New Name and Garland Marathon Returns
Celebrate Jon Comer Skatepark's renaming, cheer on marathon runners, and explore DAMCON 3 kaiju convention this April in Garland.
Garland's April Celebration: Community Events and Spring Entertainment
From Music Made Here with The Marshall Tucker Band to festival events and seasonal activities, April brings celebration to Garland.
Garland's Core Gets Better: Downtown Revitalization and Spring Creek Forest Preserve
Investment and development are transforming Garland's downtown while new outdoor spaces give residents nature closer to home.
Get Ready to Run: Garland Marathon Returns for Spring 2026
The Garland Marathon brings the community together this April with a full weekend of racing and celebration.
New Spots to Eat and Hang: Garland's Dining and Entertainment Scene Heats Up
From ice houses to grocery stores, Garland is getting new venues that give residents more places to gather and dine.
Flavor Expansion: Garland's New Dining Options in Spring 2026
From all-you-can-eat buffets to authentic international cuisine, Garland's restaurant scene continues expanding with diverse dining experiences.
Garland in April: Spring Events and Weekend Happenings
April brings seasonal festivals, community programs, and outdoor activities throughout Garland. Here's what's happening this spring.
Art Made Here: Garland's Spring Celebration of Local Creativity
Art Made Here returns to Downtown Garland Square March 28. Free family-friendly arts festival with local artists, live entertainment, and hands-on crafts.
Firewheel: Garland's Master-Planned Community Worth Understanding
Firewheel's upscale neighborhoods and resort-style amenities make it Garland's most distinctive residential area. Here's what defines the community.
Nicholson Memorial Library System Earns 20th Consecutive Excellence Award
Garland library system recognized statewide for outstanding service and achievement
City Council Approves Major Retail Development Projects Set to Transform Garland Neighborhoods
H-E-B and Joe V's Smart Shop developments will bring new shopping options and revitalize vacant properties
Downtown Garland Square Comes Alive with Monthly Urban Flea Market
Every second Saturday from May through November, Downtown Garland Square transforms into a vibrant marketplace featuring local artisans, vintage treasures, and handmade goods—all with free admission.
Downtown Garland Square's Renaissance Transforms Heart of the City
Historic downtown Garland is experiencing a remarkable transformation as ongoing revitalization efforts breathe new life into the city center, creating a vibrant hub of commerce, culture, and community pride.
Garland Claims Top 5 Spot Among Texas's Best Retirement Destinations
Our vibrant community has earned recognition as the No. 5 best city to retire in Texas for 2026, thanks to our winning combination of affordable living, excellent healthcare access, and outstanding quality of life.
Garland Strengthens Emergency Response with Two New Fire Stations
The city is investing in critical infrastructure to serve our growing community, with two new fire stations and a senior center planned through capital improvement funding.
Major Highway Transformation: $1.7 Billion I-635 Project Reshapes Garland's Transportation Future
TxDOT's massive $1.7 billion reconstruction of the I-635 East corridor through Garland represents one of the largest active highway projects in DFW, with multiple phases completing throughout 2026.
Major Renovation Transforms Garland's Beloved Surf & Swim Into Must-Visit Destination
The city's premier aquatic facility at 400 W Oates Road is getting a complete makeover, with updated amenities and improved facilities set to debut for the 2026 season.
The Boneyard: Garland's Massive Skatepark Draws Riders from Across Texas
At 46,000 square feet, this free skatepark at Rick Oden Park ranks as the second largest in Texas, offering world-class features for skaters, BMX riders, and scooter enthusiasts.
Getting Involved: Volunteering and Community Service in Garland
Discover how Garland residents are making a difference through volunteering and community service—and how you can join them.
West Garland's New Library Opens as Crown Jewel of Community Investment
The state-of-the-art West Garland Library opened its doors on October 25, 2025, replacing the former Walnut Creek Branch and bringing cutting-edge resources to our thriving western neighborhoods.
Wheels of Hope Car Show Returns to Garland This Spring
One of Garland's most beloved spring traditions rolls back into town late April, bringing together classic car enthusiasts and families for a day of automotive nostalgia and community giving.
Walking Through Time: Garland's Historic Neighborhoods
Discover the character and stories of Garland's established neighborhoods—where history meets modern community living.
Pet-Friendly Garland: Where Furry Family Members Thrive
Discover how Garland welcomes pets and provides resources for pet owners to keep their companions happy and healthy.
Building Champions: Youth Sports in Garland
Explore the vibrant youth sports culture that's shaping Garland's next generation of athletes, leaders, and community members.
Getting Your Garland Home Ready for a Texas Summer: What to Do Now
From AC checkups to foundation care, here's how Garland homeowners prepare their homes before triple-digit heat arrives.
Lifelong Learning: Educational Resources for Garland Families
Discover the many ways Garland residents can support learning and growth throughout their lives—from early childhood to senior years.
The Hidden Gems: Supporting Garland's Small Business Community
Meet the entrepreneurs and business owners who are building their dreams in Garland—and why shopping local matters more than ever.
Home Improvement and Living Well in Garland
Transform your Garland home and create the living space that reflects your family's values and lifestyle needs.
Garland ISD: Building Futures Through Education and Innovation
A closer look at why Garland ISD continues to be a cornerstone of community pride and how it's shaping the next generation.
How to Hire a Reliable Contractor in Garland Without Getting Burned
Practical advice from Garland homeowners on vetting contractors, spotting red flags, and protecting your investment.
Healthcare and Wellness: Taking Care of Garland Families
Discover the healthcare resources and wellness initiatives helping Garland residents live healthier, fuller lives.
Garland's Breakfast Culture: Where Mornings Matter
Start your day right at Garland's thriving breakfast and brunch scene—from cozy cafes to full-service restaurants.
The Granville Arts Center: Where Garland's Creative Community Comes Alive
Discover how the Granville Arts Center has become a vital creative hub for performance, art, and cultural expression in our community.
Garland Parks and Recreation: Active Living for Every Age
How Garland's parks and recreation programs are creating opportunities for wellness, fun, and community connection for residents of all ages.
Firewheel's Food Scene Is Having a Moment—Here's Why
From upscale dining to casual cuisine, Firewheel Town Center has become Garland's culinary hotspot. We're celebrating the chefs and restaurants making it happen.
Mark Your Calendar: Garland's Best Community Events
Your guide to the festivals, celebrations, and community events that bring Garland together throughout the year.
The DART Blue Line: How Garland Got Connected to Dallas
A look at how the DART Blue Line transformed Garland's transportation landscape and what it means for our community's future.
Fresh From the Fields: Garland's Farmers Market Connection
Explore how Garland's farmers markets are connecting residents with local growers and building a healthier, more connected community.
Exploring Spring Creek Nature Area: Your Guide to Garland's Hidden Gem
Discover the peaceful trails, wildlife, and natural beauty waiting for you at Spring Creek Nature Area—Garland's best-kept outdoor secret.