Please join us on December 5 at 12:30 PM via our YouTube channel as we present a virtual exhibition tour. This exhibition will feature a faculty members from the past 50 years and curated by Iris Betchol.

Visit www.dallascountyvotes.org to view a sample ballot, find early voting and elections day dates, times and locations, etc. If you have any questions regarding the election, contact the Dallas County Elections Department at 469-627-8683. OCT 13 - OCT 16: 7 AM TO 7 PM OCT 17: 7 AM TO 7 PM OCT 18: 1 PM TO 6 PM OCT 19 - OCT 23: 7 AM TO 7 PM OCT 24: 7 AM TO 7 PM OCT 25: 1 PM TO 6 PM OCT 26 - OCT 30: 7 AM TO 7 PM

Out of an abundance of caution in response to COVID-19, the City of Mesquite supports the Dallas County Public Health Committee Guidance for Halloween and related activities. The Committee is advising against Halloween gatherings, events and parties. As well as trick or treating, haunted houses and Trunk or Treat events.

Monday-Saturday October 1 - October 30. Schedule a 30-minute support session to assist job seekers in person or by phone. Staff will offer assistance and resources to help complete or improve job searches, job applications, resumes, and practice interviews. For more information, or to schedule a support session, please contact the Mesquite Main Library at 972-216-6220.

Monday-Saturday October 1 - October 30. Schedule a 30-minute support session to assist job seekers in person or by phone. Staff will offer assistance and resources to help complete or improve job searches, job applications, resumes, and practice interviews. For more information, or to schedule a support session, please contact the Mesquite Main Library at 972-216-6220.

Visit MesquiteReads at www.facebook.com/MesquiteReads. Join us as we entice you with great Young Adult Literature, offer tips to help teens, and feature the best Teen Talent Mesquite has to offer! Join us for stories and interactive activities. For more information, please contact the Mesquite Main Library at 972-216-6220.

To celebrate fall, the Mesquite Parks and Recreation Department has teamed up with local businesses to launch a citywide scavenger hunt called “Pumpkinpalooza.” The scavenger hunt competition will run through October 31. Each week on Saturday, a clue will be posted on the City’s Facebook page with hints to the location of one of the pumpkins. Participants will need to locate the pumpkin displays based on the clues, and then post a picture of themselves with the pumpkin to the Pumpkinpalooza event on the City’s Facebook page.