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Bring your children in for a day of fun!! We offer 2 sessions of camp per day. Session 1 is 8:30-12:30 and session 2 is 1:00-5:00. Children have the option to come to one session or stay ALL DAY! If you chose the all day option, please pack your child a sack lunch. Snacks are provided for each session.

During camp, the instructors will organize games for the children, set up obstacle courses and have open play time!! Children will jump on the in-ground trampolines, swing on the ropes into the huge foam pits and climb Mt. Southlake! In each session, children will spend part of their time at Jump!Zone jumping on the huge inflatables and playing games like dodge ball and awesome ball at Kids Tag Fitness.

This is a great opportunity for children to have fun with friends and spend the day staying active! $30/Session, $50 All Day, $5 Sibling Discount Ages 3 and up (Must be well potty trained).

Spaces fill up quickly, so please call to pre-register  - 817-898-0442

Every 10 years, the U.S. Census Bureau counts every person residing in the United States, as mandated by Article 1, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution. This year’s effort is being called the “Take 10 Challenge,” with the 10 survey questions taking about 10 minutes to complete. Forms are scheduled to be delivered to homes March 15-17 and should be returned no later than April 15.

In the movie Night at the Museum, exhibits come to life. In “Night at the Smithsonian,” a program at 7 p.m., Monday, March 15, sponsored by the Southlake Historical Society, Marvin Williams, a Southlake resident who is on the board of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, will breathe life into some of our most beloved national treasures by revealing little-known, behind-the-scenes facts about them.

The program will be in the third floor meeting room of Southlake City Hall. It’s free, and everyone is invited.

The band Emergency Release, made up of students from Carroll High School, are sponsoring "Rock for Haiti", a concert featuring local bands and benefiting the earthquake victims in Haiti.

The Bob Jones Nature Center Organization in partnership with the Southlake Historical Society (SHS), the Denton County African American Museum and the City of Southlake celebrated Black History Month at the Bob Jones Nature Center and Preserve on February 28, 2010.

The Southlake Newcomers’ Club announced that it will hold its 3rd Annual Casino Night Visions of Vegas “Playing for Others” on March 6, 2010 at the Hilton in Southlake Town Square.

Jean Connection in the Shops of Southlake has some new, cute Carroll Dragon T-Shirts. This new line has both Women's and Men's shirts to show our love for the Dragons! Stop by, take a look and maybe find some great jeans to go with the new look!

This past weekend the Best of the Best came out to Carroll Senior High School to show their talent. Over the two night period, 80 differents acts entertained the audience with music, dancing and a whole lot of talent!

Photos Submitted by:  Rex Teter Photography

Come help the Southlake Historical Society celebrate the publication of the new book "Images of America: Southlake" by Connie Cooley and the Southlake Historical Society at Feedstore BBQ on Monday, March 1st.

Citizens and community leaders are gearing up for the second annual Southlake Green Day. Sponsors want participants to Get Your Green On! and be inspired about how to take care of the environment at the local level. Southlake Green Day is the premier green event at Southlake Town Square to learn about the many ways to invest in a sustainable future, and improve daily living by going green.