Summer 2019 Branch Living Brochure

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Spring 2019 Branch Living Brochure

Spring 2019 Branch Living Brochure

Like all things spring, Farmers Branch is steadily coming into full bloom. One of the most beautiful and vibrant seasons in our city, spring offers a pleasant change of weather and an array of fun-filled activities for th...

Summer Funshine registration now open

FBTX ~Registration for Summer Funshine, the long-running Farmers Branch recreational day camp for kids, ages 6 through 12, is now open, with a first-time online option.

   The program runs from May 31 through August 16 from Monday through...

Coming Summer 2019 - The Barney Wood Bark Park

Coming Summer 2019 - The Barney Wood Bark Park! 

You asked for it and doggone it, you got it!

The Barney Wood Football Field at Don Showman Park will be transformed into the Barney Wood Bark Park. The 1.44 acre field, located next to the Farmers Br...

Aquatics Center is cover story for industry magazine

FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch Aquatics Center nabbed the cover photo in Aquatics International magazine's "Best of Aquatics" issue, celebrating some of the most efficient and effective operations in the world.

   The Farmers Branch ...

RING IN THE OLD: Original bell from Old Church finds its way home to the Historical Park

FARMERS BRANCH ~ On an unusually warm Tuesday in January, a crew of specialized craftsmen carefully helped place a 100-plus-year-old bell back into the belfry where its service began in the 1890s. The Old Church at the Farmers Branch Historical Park has b...

ROSE ROSETTE: Landscape Manager does battle against rose disease

FARMERS BRANCH ~ Growing a City of roses requires commitment, skill and sometimes information, in order to promote healthy plants that showcase our streets and neighborhoods. Farmers Branch Parks Landscape Manager Pam Smith said local rose gardeners shoul...

IN THE GARDEN: Gussie becomes a trial garden for England's David Austin Roses

FARMERS BRANCH ~ Now that the EarthKind Rose trial is over, the rose garden at Gussie Field Watterworth Park in Farmers Branch is becoming a trial garden for England's David Austin Roses. Volunteers from local rose societies along with Farmers Branch Park...