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Free Cat Adoptions

June is Adopt-a-Cat Month at the Irving Animal Care Campus, 4140 Valley View Lane. Adoption fees for cats 1 year and older are waived during June, and kittens are available for a $50 adoption fee. Vaccinations, spay/neuter, leukemia test and microchip included with all cat adoptions.

All adoptions must be processed 30 minutes before closing.

In the Arts Center's Galleries

Free guided gallery tours are offered at 6:30 p.m. every Thursday and at 2:30 p.m. every Sunday.
* The 34th Annual Texas and Neighbors Five State Competition | Main Gallery | Through June 15
* Prints by Calli Nissen | Main Gallery | Through July 7
* Roz Chast: Cartoon Memoirs | Dupree Lobby Gallery | Through July 7 * Deliverance: Rescued and Set Free | Carpenter Lobby | Through July 28

For more information, visit the Irving Arts Center's Exhibitions page.

Rock My World Multi-Arts Camp No. 1

Ages 6-12

This multi-arts camp takes campers on a prehistoric journey encountering fossil molds and ancient cave paintings/petroglyphs found in the American Southwest. But wait, there is more! Get rocking and rolling with kinetic art, step to the beat with an Intro to Dance class and go out of this world with poured paint planets.

Meditation Workshop

Feeling stressed? Find peace within, learn to meditate, and find balance with guided meditation. This free program is presented by DFW Sahaja Yoga Meditation.

Southwest Dairy Farmers Visit Family Storytime

The Southwest Dairy Farmers have their own "milky way" and have come back with their mobile dairy station and cows for a special family storytime. Note: In the event of rain, the Southwest Dairy Farmers may have to cancel, but the storytime will go on as planned.

SRC @ West: Fort Worth Zoo presents Fun and Furry Animals

West Irving Library's Summer of Fun starts off in a wild way! Learn about a variety of animals when the the Fort Worth Zoo brings their friends to the library. All ages.

Go Native!

Discover how to easily care for native plants while enjoying their year-round beauty.

By landscaping with native trees, shrubs and perennials a yard can be teeming with life while requiring less maintenance, water and fertilizer.