From the 45th annual Arlington Independence Day parade, to overnight campers, to fireworks at Arlington Highlands, this year’s 4th of July celebrations were colorful and memorable. Get the full scoop here! [Read more...]
Is a picture worth a thousand words? Or rather, a thousand memories? Several artists attempted to answer that question, at the “Old School Art Show” hosted by Arlington’s F6 Gallery. [Read more...]
arlingtonVIBE wants to know how you’re spending this Saturday. Tell us what you chose to do and why. [Read more...]
The Texas Rangers’ 10-game winning streak is the best in baseball. PBS’s Ken Burns even paid the Rangers a visit. How well will they do this season? [Read more...]
Today is the day that we wish dads everywhere a Happy Fathers Day. Share with us your stories of today, or your fondest memories of your dad from years ago. [Read more...]
Hey kids, like to draw? Arlington’s Downtown Farmers Market wants YOU to design posters for them. All you have to do is enter their contest! [Read more...]
Arlington has already had a few 100-degree days, with more to come. What do you do to stay cool? The VIBE wants to know! [Read more...]
“Discover the Artist Within You” Summer Camps begin in June. All classes held at: Eclectic Expressions, 201 East Sanford Street, 76011. [Read more...]
Baseball games are being played at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington every other day, but did you know the Ballpark has more to offer? Learn more about its rent-able events’ space. [Read more...]
A good turn out of family and friends watched Bowie High School’s spring concert on May 20th at the Levitt Pavilion. AISD’s Vickie Keller introduced choral director, Jermaine Lobaugh, his volunteer band, and the Bowie singers. [Read more...]
The North Texas Tarheels are currently recruiting 8, 9, & 10 year old players for their youth football team. Find out how to sign up here. [Read more...]
Arlington author Richard Cancemi discusses his new book, Kid Richie, with the VIBE. [Read more...]
Hip Hip Hooray! The VIBE’s new and improved website is now available for all of Arlington to enjoy. What do you think? [Read more...]
Represent your neighborhood, and give us your thoughts! [Read more...]
Country music promoter Johnnie High died Thursday of heart failure at age 80. He started his Country Music Revue in Grapevine back in 1974, eventually moving it to Arlington. [Read more...]
