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The theater presents the musical March 29-April 14. The production is a part of Theatre Arlington’s Family Series for 2024.

Opening exhibitions to run March 30 to June 23 at reimagined AMA’s new 40,000-square-foot space in the city’s Entertainment District.

The museum reopened in its new location March 30, adding to the city’s list of amenities. Arlington attracts 15 million visitors annually.

An aerospace manufacturing plant and headquarters could make E-Space one of Tarrant County’s largest employers in 10 years.

Arlington Museum of Art is hosting the 34th Youth Art Month through May 3. The exhibition showcases different mediums of art from local students.

Levitt Pavilion will present DreamFest on April 26-27. The festival offers live music, food trucks, vendors and kid-friendly activities.

Fans across the Dallas-Fort Worth area can catch the show at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays, May 3-19.

Cloud Covered Streets is in Arlington on first, third and fifth Wednesday of the month. In Tarrant County, 10% of homeless people are in Arlington.

The district uses federal COVID relief funds and cost-saving initiatives during the pandemic to lower the deficit.

AISD has 107 employees who still need a district-funded position. Contracts for pandemic relief-funded positions expire in May.