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Clean Brush & Yard Waste
Clean brush consists of limbs, large branches, and other trimmings too large for disposable containers. Yard waste includes grass clippings, leaves, tree trimmings, small branches, and other organic material suitable for mulching or composting.  Place the brush in large piles behind the curb.  

Place yard waste in PAPER bags or in a reusable trash can-style plastic container (free of any trash or refuse). Plastic trash bags filled with green waste will not be collected on green waste collection days.  

Clean brush and/or yard waste must be placed by the curb by 7 am on collection days. If paying contractors for landscape work, they are required to dispose of the material. Please visit bit.ly/3MlEtj3 for additional information as well as links that share bulk and green waste collections schedules. 

2025 - A Year in Review  
As we reflect on 2025, we are excited to begin sharing a Year in Review spotlight for each of our City departments—highlighting the accomplishments, milestones, and progress made in service to our community. From public safety to parks, infrastructure to community programs, we are proud of the work completed this year and the people behind it. Stay tuned to our City of Grapevine Facebook platform at bit.ly/3N2CkfM as we celebrate the dedication and achievements that helped move our city forward in 2025. We are excited to set our sights on continued progress and opportunity in 2026! 

Discover Grapevine's Buzzing Coffee Scene
Some of the coolest and hippest brew enthusiasts hang out in these Grapevine locations: bit.ly/4pGdzDH.  Visit the City of Grapevine Facebook platform at bit.ly/3N2CkfM and tell us about your favorite coffee order. 

UPCOMING EVENTS 

Daddy Daughter Dance - Cruisin’ Back to the 50’s – this Saturday, January 17 
Get ready to blast back to the 1950’s for a night of retro fun. Dress in a fabulous poodle skirt or your favorite leather jacket and enjoy jukebox jams, dancing, light bites, and vintage-themed activities in a classic diner-style setting. Grapevine resident tickets are available at GoGrapevine.com. Non-resident tickets will be available December 15. 
Date: Saturday, January 17 
Times: 1 – 3, 4 – 6 & 7 – 9 pm 
Location: 121 Community Church, 2701 Ira E Woods Avenue 
Ages: girls - 2 - 15 years  
Fees: Residents: $25/person (code GPVRES) | Non-residents: $30/person  

Friday Night Date Night at The Palace Theatre
Friday, January16 - 7:30 pm: Casablanca – A cynical expatriate American café owner struggles to decide whether or not to help his former lover and her fugitive husband escape the Nazis in French Morocco. 
Tickets for all showings are available at GrapevineTicketLine.com.  
Location: Palace Theatre, 300 South Main Street          
Admission: $6 per person   

Crocheting Workshop at Historic Nash Farm - Saturday, January 17
Discover the heritage craft of crochet in this beginner-friendly class where you’ll learn how wool is transformed into yarn and then into beautiful handmade pieces. With step-by-step instruction, you’ll create your own project to take home and all the supplies you’ll need to keep stitching with confidence. This workshop is perfect for anyone who would like to learn a new timeless skill. Tickets are available at GrapevineTexasUSA.com.  
Date: Saturday, January 17 
Time: 10 am – 2 pm   
Location:  Nash Farm, 626 Ball Street  
Fee: $30 per person   

Frank, Dean and Friends at the Historic Palace Theatre – Saturday, January 17 
Join us for a night of laughter and nostalgia as "Frank, Dean and Friends" take you on a non-stop roller coaster of incredible vocal impersonations. From classic crooners to modern-day pop stars, these incredible performers will have you in stitches as they flawlessly mimic some of the biggest names in Hollywood and beyond. Critically acclaimed "Frank, Dean and Friends" stars Robbie Howard as the “Chairman of the Board”, Frank Sinatra and Tom Stevens as the “King of Cool”, Dean Martin. Tickets are available at GrapevineTexasUSA.com.
Date: Saturday, January 17 
Times: 3 pm & 7:30 pm   
Location:  Palace Theatre, 300 South Main Street   
Fee: $44 per person 

Support for End-of-Life – Sunday, January 18 
Join Nancy Paez, RN and Certified End of Life Doula, for a heart-centered discussion. You’ll learn how to support loved ones—and your community—through the end-of-life journey with compassion, clarity, and confidence. Whether you’re a family caregiver, someone called to serve, or simply exploring this path, this session will introduce you to the essential skills of an End-of-Life Doula and how this role can bring peace, purpose, and healing to one of life’s most sacred transitions. 
Date: Sunday, January 18 
Time: 2 - 3 pm 
Location: Grapevine Public Library, 1201 Municipal Way 

MLK Day of Service – Monday, January 19 - FREE
Join us on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day for ‘A day on, not a day off.’ On this day, the American people are called upon to engage in public service and promote peaceful social change. In 1994, Congress designated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day as the first, and only federal holiday observed as a National Day of Service. Together, we will honor Dr. King's legacy by actively contributing to the betterment of our communities by participating in outdoor community improvement. Please register to volunteer at bit.ly/3RezkG4.  
Date: Monday, January 19 
Time: 9 – 11 am    
Location: Various (you will be notified of location prior to Monday, January 19)  

Live Raptor Program – Saturday, January 24 - FREE 
Learn about live raptors from the Blackland Prairie Raptor Center, presented with the Grapevine Garden Club.  
Date: Saturday, January 24 
Time: 2 - 3 pm 
Location: The REC, Stewart Hall, 1175 Municipal Way 

Happy to Help Saturdays - Saturday, January 24 & Saturday, February 28 
This time of year, sparse vegetation allows us to have a bigger impact as more debris and harmful litter in our green spaces and waterways can be removed. Join us in January and February to get ready for Spring. Registration is available at KeepGraprvineBeautiful.org.  
Dates: Saturday, January 24 & Saturday, February 28 
Location: Grapevine area parks 
Time: 9 – 11 am  

ECO Talks: Wild DFW – Wednesday, February 4 - FREE 
Dallas-Fort Worth naturalist and journalist Amy Martin will discuss her book, Wild DFW: Explore the Amazing Nature Around Dallas-Fort Worth. The book engagingly reveals the nature of North Texas from ancient history to the present with facts, philosophy, and personal insight. Amy will take us on a journey to learn about how North Texans do, in fact, have nature worth exploring in our own backyard and what we can do to sustain it for years to come. Registration is open at KeepGrapevineBeautiful.org. 
Date: Wednesday, February 4 
Location: The REC - Stewart Hall  
Time: 7 – 8 pm 
Fee: Free 

Adaptive Fusion Dance by Jasmine's Beat – Wednesday, February 4 – Wednesday, February 25 
Experience an inclusive, joyful, dance class designed for adults with special needs. With blended styles, flexible movement options, and a supportive environment, everyone can move in a way that feels right for them. To register, please visit GoGrapevine.com. 
Dates: Wednesday afternoons, Wednesday, February 4 – Wednesday, February 25 
Time: 2 - 3:15 pm 
Location: The REC, 1175 Municipal Way 
Fee: $75 

Dove Creek Day Camp - Registration Now Open 
Get ready for an UNFORGETTABLE summer ADVENTURE! Children ages five to 12 are invited to take part in exciting day camp water sports, archery, gaga ball, all while making friends, exploring the outdoors, and creating lasting memories. Registration is now open. Spots are limited. Please visit GoGrapevine.com/DoveCreek for additional information and to register. 
Dates: Tuesday, May 26 – Friday, August 7 (each session will take place Monday through Friday)  
Time: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm    
Drop off/Pick up location: Meadowmere Park, 3000 Meadowmere Lane    
Ages: 5 - 12 years  

Grapevine Main Station Guided Group Tours 
A Grapevine visitor concierge will escort you and/or your group and will provide an overview of Grapevine Main Station's features, including Harvest Hall, Peace Plaza, and the observation tower. Talking points include an informational overview of the town's history and art scene. Once in the tower, our knowledgeable tour guides will describe points of interest in Grapevine and the DFW Metroplex from 125 feet in the air. To purchase tickets, please visit GrapevineTicketline.com.  
Days: Daily    
Times: Various     
Location: Grapevine Main Station, 815 South Main Street      
Fee: $3 per person 

Peace Circle 
Visit Grapevine’s newest work of public art, “Peace Circle,” at Peace Plaza at Grapevine Main Station. This monumental artwork features 11 larger-than-life statues of 10 American Indian Chiefs and Captains and Republic of Texas President Sam Houston. This work captures a moment in time on the Grape Vine Prairie when they came together in a spirit of peace and friendship in 1843. For additional information, please visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com. 
Location: Peace Plaza at Grapevine Main Station, 815 South Main Street 

Grapevine Urban Wine Trail   
Experience Grapevine’s vibrant Urban Wine Trail at your leisure. Wine tasting rooms along the Urban Wine Trail offer daily wine tastings and special events throughout the year. From strong and bold Texas red wines to crisp and clean Texas white wines, you will find a variety of favorite taste sensations. Visit GrapevineTexasUSA.com for more information.  
Participating Grapevine Winery Tasting Rooms Include:   
Bingham Family Vineyards (620 South Main Street)  
Bull Lion Ranch & Vineyard (530 South Main Street)  
Cross Timbers Winery (805 North Main Street)  
Grape Vine Springs Winery (409 South Main Street)  
Landon Winery (415 South Main Street)  
Messina Hof Grapevine Winery (201 South Main Street)  
Red Dirt Cellars (401 South Main Street)  
Winestein’s Tasting Room (280 North Main Street) 

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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