Author: Kaniece Tell

This creative collaboration goes across generations. Community members came together to create 4”x4” individual paintings, each representing a personal or cultural connection to Lewisville. These mini canvases reflect local landmarks, […]

Stop by the Lewisville Public Library to see the Juneteenth Centennial display.  The library has put together a special collection of books that honor the legacy of Juneteenth and the […]

Due to popular demand, a second screening of Sacred Ground: The Legacy Beneath Lewisville will take place on Saturday, June 21, at 3 p.m. in the Black Box at the Lewisville Grand […]

***Reserved Tickets Sold Out***All reserved tickets for the event have now been sold out. However, we may be able to accommodate walk-up guests on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to […]

“Giving is Golden” will include four collection drives throughout the yearsupporting local nonprofits that provide valuable support services to area residents.Each drive will encourage donations of specific item types that […]

We are inviting artists to participate in a special community art project. Join us for a free workshop on May 31 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lewisville Grand […]

Centennial merchandise is in and ready to be purchased. Get your limited edition mugs, ducks, t-shirts, hat, ornaments, and pet bowl today at Lewisville Visitor Information Center, Thrive, and the Lewisville Public Library. Sales tax included.

Are you in need of a new bookmark? Visit the Lewisville Library, 1197 W. Main Street, to find a Centennial bookmark at the service desks.  This initial design is available now […]

The Lewisville Landmarks program is intended to recognize buildings of historical significance in Lewisville, with particular attention to houses in the Old Town Lewisville historic district, resulting in a marketable […]

Lewisville Centennial Limited Edition Library Card In celebration of the Lewisville Centennial, the Library is offering a Centennial Limited Edition Library Card. Beginning Thursday, January 30, patrons visiting the Library […]