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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 Theater, 100 N. Charles Street, where each artist will create a custom 4” x 4” painting representing Lewisville’s vibrant culture and spirit. Each piece will…

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 and three additional bookmarks will be revealed over the remainder of the Centennial year. You will also see Centennial bookmarks at Library outreach events. Grab…

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 self-guided tour that enhances public awareness of Lewisville’s history and expands the public telling of the Lewisville story. Lewisville Landmark status is ceremonial in nature…

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 in-person to open a new library account will be issued the Centennial card. Existing library cardholders may choose to swap their current card for the…

Been Here Business Decals are stickers that businesses in Lewisville can proudly display showing how many years they have been in the city. The sticker will be placed on each business’s window or door. Window decals will increase awareness and give businesses a low-impact way to take part by declaring how many of Lewisville’s 100…

Stay up-to-date with all things Centennial Celebration related. We are excited about our newly launched website. The website is dedicated to Lewisville turning 100 and celebrating its centennial anniversary, highlighting the city’s history, achievements, and plans for the future.

The City of Lewisville is proud to announce the installation of four rotating history exhibits as part of its year-long Centennial Celebration marking its 100th birthday in 2025. The static exhibits highlighting elements of Lewisville’s history will be displayed on rotation at four locations around the city from Friday, Jan. 3, through Wednesday, Dec. 31.…

A special program called “Centennial Passport” is launching in 2025 that will encourage residents and visitors to visit, “check-in” and patronize local businesses, attractions and other sites. Participants will be able to do challenges and win prizes for visiting participating businesses and getting out and about around Lewisville.