Lewisville Grand Theater unveils Hello Dolly performances and music events

During the recent Lewisville City Council meeting held on February 28, 2025, a variety of community activities and cultural events were highlighted, showcasing the city's commitment to engaging its residents through arts and recreation.

One of the key discussions revolved around upcoming events at the Louisville Grand Theater. Councilor Retoria announced several performances, including the beloved musical "Hello Dolly," presented by the Christian Youth Theater of DFW, scheduled for February 21-23 and February 28-March 2. This production promises to be a significant cultural event, with multiple shows planned, including two on February 22 and March 3.

Additionally, the meeting featured details about an Acoustic Rock Songwriting Challenge, set for February 28, organized by the Visual Art League of Louisville. This event encourages local songwriters to present original works, fostering creativity and community engagement. The council emphasized the talent within the area, suggesting attendees would be impressed by the performances.

The council also discussed ongoing exhibitions, including the "Building Bridal for Hope Toward Unity," showcasing artwork created by Lewisville Independent School District (LISD) students for the MLK celebration, which runs through February 22. Other exhibitions include the LISD 2024-2025 Art Show for high school students, available until February 22, and a middle school art show from February 28 to March 15.

In addition to cultural events, the council addressed community engagement, with members expressing gratitude for resident participation in discussions. City Manager Richard acknowledged the challenges of balancing diverse community needs but praised the constructive dialogue that leads to improved ordinances.

The meeting concluded with a report on the local lake level, currently at 93.5%, indicating a stable water resource for the community.

Overall, the meeting underscored Lewisville's vibrant cultural scene and the importance of community involvement in local governance, setting the stage for continued engagement and support for the arts in the coming weeks.