Free Trees, First Come: Denton's 28th Annual Community Tree Giveaway Is Saturday
The City of Denton gives away free trees at 1527 S. Mayhill Rd. on Oct. 17 from 8 AM to noon. Here's what to know before you go.
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The City of Denton gives away free trees at 1527 S. Mayhill Rd. on Oct. 17 from 8 AM to noon. Here's what to know before you go.
Empty Bowls of Denton gathers the community at Harvest House on Oct. 17 for a simple meal in handcrafted bowls to benefit local hunger relief.
Denton's annual Empty Bowls fundraiser runs noon to 2 p.m. at Harvest House on Oct. 17. Here's what to expect and how to get tickets.
A practical guide to farmers markets, u-pick farms, and local shopping in Denton, TX — from downtown Saturday markets to Denton County orchards.
The Denton Community Market runs every Saturday through October, bringing local farms, artists, live music, and food trucks to downtown.
The 33rd Annual Dog Days of Denton returns Sept. 12, raising funds for the Lily Cantu Inclusive Playground at North Lakes Park.
UNT's new Community Seed Library invites Denton residents to take seeds they need and contribute extras, rotating vegetables, herbs, and native Texas species.
The Denton Young Professionals group hosts a casual networking night at Andy B's on August 20, bringing local peers together without the stiff formality.
The producer-only market at 317 W. Mulberry St. runs 9 AM–1 PM every Saturday. Here's what's there and how to make the most of it.
Denton Main Street's Burger Trail runs all of August, sending passport-holders across downtown to sample 14 featured burgers from local restaurants.
Everything newcomers need to know about Denton, TX — neighborhoods, schools, housing costs, and local tips for settling in.
The Denton Community Market runs 9 a.m.–1 p.m. every Saturday at 317 W. Mulberry St. Here's what to expect from this producer-only market.
Real answers to the questions newcomers ask most about Denton, TX — neighborhoods, schools, transit, culture, and daily life.
The Denton Community Market runs every Saturday through December, offering local farms, art, food trucks, live music, and free yoga in one spot.
The Denton Community Market runs every Saturday through summer 2026 at Denton County Historical Park — here's what to know before you go.
A local guide to Denton's best recurring festivals and events, from jazz and blues to film, storytelling, and holiday traditions.
The Denton Community Market runs every Saturday through July at 317 W. Mulberry St., blending local farms, artists, food trucks, and live music.
A local guide to Denton's most significant historic sites, museums, and landmarks — from the courthouse square to Goatman's Bridge.
The producer-only Denton Community Market runs every Saturday at Denton County Historical Park through summer 2026, with local farms, art, live music, and food trucks.
Denton Public Library partners with Parks & Recreation to host free storytime sessions inside the children's play pool at Water Works Park.
The Denton Community Market runs every Saturday this summer at the Denton County Historical Park grounds, blending local farms, art, and live music.
Serve Denton brings dragon boat racing to Copperas Branch Park on June 27, blending athletic tradition with community fundraising.
The Denton Public Library's Summer Reading Challenge launched June 1. Here's how to sign up, what you can win, and where to go.
The Denton Public Library's 2026 Summer Reading Challenge invites readers of all ages to log books and earn prizes all summer long.
The Denton Community Market is back all summer long, filling the Historical Park grounds with local farms, artists, food trucks, and live music every Saturday.
A fundraiser with flair — the Friends of the Denton Public Library invites residents to dress up for a fantasy costume ball supporting the city's library system.
With 55,000+ students at UNT and TWU, Denton exists at the intersection of young energy, artistic culture, and educational institutions shaping the entire city.
Explore how Denton became a nationally recognized music destination and continues to nurture local talent.
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