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Overnight Roadway Closures – Pavement Repairs
On Sunday, July 27, a third-party contractor began performing overnight pavement repairs on Northwest Highway between Park Boulevard and Dooley Street. Work will take place nightly from 7 pm to 5 am over a 10-day period and will require intermittent lane or section closures. The roadway will fully reopen by 5 am each morning and remain accessible during daylight hours. Motorists are encouraged to use caution in the area and follow all posted signage. Thank you for your patience as we work to improve roadway conditions.

Weekend Safety Patrol on Grapevine Lake: Your Safety Is Our Priority 
Each weekend, the Grapevine Fire Department's fire boat, in partnership with a Grapevine Police officer, actively patrols Grapevine Lake to help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone on the water. This joint presence enhances safety enforcement and allows for quicker response in the event of emergencies. 

We want to remind all boaters and lake users of the critical importance of water safety, and that safety begins with preparation. Everyone on the water must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket. Each watercraft must be equipped with essential safety items, including life jackets for every passenger, a fire extinguisher, an emergency whistle or horn, proper lighting, and sufficient fuel. These are not just suggestions—they are critical requirements to keep you and your loved ones safe. 

If you were born on or after September 1, 1993, and plan to operate a personal watercraft, motorboat over 15 hp, or sailboat over 14 feet, you must be certified. See the WATER SAFETY ACT at bit.ly/453SCtQ for details. Visit Texas Parks and Wildlife Boater Education at bit.ly/3H1AsBa for full details regarding the steps to acquire your boating certification.  Operators should remain constantly aware of their surroundings. It is vital to stay aware of your surroundings - maintaining safe distances from other vessels, observing designated swimming areas, and steering clear of the shoreline and restricted zones, and always operate at safe speeds. If alcohol is part of your outing, please remember water and alcohol are a dangerous combination. Impairment increases the risk of accidents and slows reaction times - potentially with tragic results. 

Above all, always wear a life jacket. It is the most effective life-saving tool in any water emergency. Our fire boat crew and first responders will be patrolling every weekend to promote safety, respond to incidents, and educate the public. They are on-site to help—but your vigilance and responsibility make the biggest difference. We encourage everyone to do their part in keeping Grapevine Lake a safe destination for families, friends, and outdoor enthusiasts. 

Dick's Sporting Goods Event - Friday, August 1 – Monday, August 4
Don't miss the opportunity to score big with the Dick's Sporting Goods Shopping Event! Gear up for the new season and save 20% off your entire purchase! This offer is only valid at the Euless location. Please visit bit.ly/44FdAk0 to retrieve the coupon. 
Dates: Friday, August 1 – Monday, August 4 
Location: DICK'S Sporting Goods, 2701 Rio Grande Boulevard, Ste 200, Euless 

Keep Grapevine Beautiful Gives Grant – September 5 – October 3 
The Keep Grapevine Beautiful Gives Grant provides funding for litter prevention, waste reduction, and/or beautification projects. Your school, business, or organization may receive up to $5,000 to assist with your project. Examples of previous projects include the purchase of water bottle filling stations, trash carts, and landscape improvements. Applications will be accepted through October 3 for the Keep Grapevine Beautiful Gives Grant program, sponsored by Sam Pack’s Five Star Subaru-Grapevine. Please visit KeepGrapevineBeautiful.org/Gives to submit your application.  

Birth Certificates Available at City Hall 
If your child was born in Texas, and you need their birth certificate to enroll in school, to register for sports, to obtain a passport, to name just a few reasons, certificates can be purchased in the City Secretary’s Office located in City Hall at 200 South Main Street. Long form certificates for children born in Grapevine or abstract certificates for children born anywhere in the State are $23. Parents will need to show proper identification. View additional information at https://bit.ly/44bmzJy

New Businesses Opening in Grapevine
Shop, Wine Dine & Explore Grapevine! View a listing of new businesses opening in Grapevine at bit.ly/3TVePVZ. 


UPCOMING EVENTS

AKS Gem Show – This Weekend      
The AKS wholesale gem show is open to the public, featuring fine jewelry, fashion jewelry, beads, beading supplies, findings, gold, silver, charms, designer cabochons, gemstones, pearls, and more. Please visit AKSShow.com to view the show schedule, and for additional information.  
Dates: Friday, August 1 – Sunday, August 3      
Times: Vary         
Location: Grapevine Convention Center, 1209 South Main Street          
Fee: $5 per person 

Pop N Play – Friday, August 1  
Join Grapevine Parks and Recreation for Pop N Play! Throughout the summer, the parks and recreation team will be visiting some of our local parks to play, explore, and connect with neighbors. The first 100 attendees will enjoy food, group activities, take-home crafts, and giveaways. Each site will offer unique goodies, and activities. Please visit bit.ly/4kLX9rb for additional information.  
Date: Friday, August 1

Time: 11 am – 1 pm
Location: Oak Grove Soccer, 1299 Oak Grove Loop North  

Friday Night Date Night at The Palace Theatre  
Friday, August 1 - 7:30 pm: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde – Dr. Jekyll allows his dark side to run wild after he drinks a potion that turns him into the evil Mr. Hyde. Tickets for all showings are available at GrapevineTicketLine.com.  
Location: Palace Theatre, 300 South Main Street         
Admission: $6 per person 

Free Cat Microchips for Grapevine Residents – August 4 – 8 - FREE 
Join us to celebrate our feline friends with a special microchipping event. Grapevine Animal Services is offering free microchips for cats belonging to Grapevine residents. This simple step to protect your pet is a safe way to assist in getting your pet home if they ever become lost, especially important for cats who may lose a collar. Microchips for dogs and non-residents will be $10 each. For additional details, please visit GrapevineAnimalServices.org. 

Dates: August 4 – 8 
Time: 11 am – 5 pm 
Location: Grapevine Animal Services, 500 Shady Brook Drive  

Classic Cartoons & Crafts – Tuesday, August 5 
Your children are invited to make a fun craft while watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The children’s ticket will include a craft activity, classic cartoons, a small popcorn, and a drink (bottled water or juice box). The adult’s ticket includes classic cartoons and a bottled water or juice box. Tickets are available at 
GrapevineTexasUSA.com.    
Date: Tuesday, August 6     
Time: 10 am      
Location: Palace Theatre, 300 South Main Street     
Fee: $6 for children, $3 for adults   

PAWS By Reading and PAWS By Reading Bilingual Summer Series – Tuesday mornings in August  
Join the Grapevine Animal Services team for their PAWS (Promoting Animal Welfare and Safety) reading program. Children ages 10 years and under will have the opportunity to attend this unique story time about the connection between animals and people. PAWS By Reading will be the first and third Tuesday of each month. PAWS By Reading Bilingual will take place on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Due to limited space, registration is required. To allow for more children to attend, we kindly ask that only one chaperone per family attend. Following story time, there will be a craft making opportunity and a snack. Tickets are available at GrapevineTicketLine.com and GrapevineTicketLine.com/bilingual.  
Date: Tuesday mornings in August          
Time: 11 am    
Location: Grapevine Animal Services, 500 Shady Brook Drive      
 

Fall Baseball & Softball Registration Now Open   
Registration for the fall season of Grapevine Baseball & Softball (GBS) is now open! Please visit bit.ly/4ngm9cd to register. 
Ages: 3 - 18 

All Tracks Lead to Grapevine: A Dinosaur Experience – through Sunday, August 31
Calling all dino enthusiasts! Join us as Grapevine transforms into a prehistoric paradise this Summer. "All Tracks Lead to Grapevine", features interactive and educational exhibits at the Tower Gallery, Grapevine Vintage Railroad's "Dinos on the Tracks" and soaring through time at the Observation Tower and at the Grapevine Public Library. The Historic Palace Theatre is getting in on the fun with dinosaur-themed movies on Thursdays throughout the summer. Find special dino toys, treats, and even some dino swag while perusing the locally owned shops. Please visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com for all the summer dinosaur adventures.

Summer Swimming Lessons – through August
Make a splash this summer with swimming lessons at Dove Waterpark, The REC Aquatic Center, or Pleasant Glade Pool! We’re offering group and private lessons for all skill levels. Whether you are a beginner learning the basics or an advanced swimmer looking to perfect your technique. Our certified instructors are here to guide every step of the way. For additional information and to register, please visit Summer Swim Lessons - GoGrapevine 

Therapeutic Recreation Classes 
Our Therapeutic Recreation programs are designed to inspire creativity and connection for individuals with special needs. Through inclusive, adaptive classes, participants experience positive emotional, social, physical, and cognitive growth, while having fun and expressing themselves in a supportive environment. Please register at GoGrapevine.com/AdaptiveRec 

Ace Your Summer with Youth Tennis & Pickleball Camp – through August  
Whether your young athlete is picking up a paddle for the first time or refining their rally, this camp is perfect for every age group and skill level. Join us on the courts for exciting, active learning. Please visit bit.ly/4mVYY6Q for additional camp information and to register. 
 

Park Ambassador Volunteer Program  
Our parks are enjoyed by thousands of guests all year long. Park Ambassadors play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience, boosting environmental education, and promoting the “Litter Ends with Us” campaign. We are looking for volunteers to share their appreciation for the natural environment with our visitors at Oak Grove Park. Volunteers help create a great visitor experience while promoting environmental education. Training, materials, and equipment will be provided. Registration is open at GoGrapevine.com. For additional information, please contact Cindy Harris. Dates/Times: TBD  
Location: Oak Grove Park, 2520 Dove Loop Road 

The Botanical Gardens Tours - FREE  
The Docent Program has returned! Gather a group of eight or more and enjoy a complimentary "Meet and Greet Tour." In just 15 to 20 minutes, you will uncover the garden’s rich history and key highlights. A perfect way to immerse yourself in nature’s beauty! For additional information, please visit GoGrapevine.com/BotanicalGardens.  

Job Opportunities at The REC
Bring the energy, bring the fun! Grapevine Parks and Recreation is searching for enthusiastic individuals ready to work in an exciting and rewarding environment. Explore various career opportunities and start an adventure that is as fun as it is rewarding. For additional information, please visit GoGrapevine.com/Careers 

City Council Meetings/Agendas     
View Grapevine City Council meeting agendas and City Council meetings via live video stream or on demand at GrapevineTexas.gov.    

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