Events

The UNT Kristin Farmer Autism Center hosts an annual conference entitled, “Adventures in Autism Intervention and Research,” for professionals and parents interested in learning about cutting edge developments in autism.  This year, the event will take place on Saturday, July 27th, at the UNT Business Leadership Building.  For the first time, we will include a benefit rock concert immediately following the concert, to help raise money for scholarships for services at the autism center.

Explorer’s Camp 2013June 17, 2013 –July 19, 2013 All camps meet in the Environmental Science Building on the corner of Hickory St. and Avenue C on the campus of the University of North Texas Explorer’s Camps are weeklong half-day sessions that meet Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Drop off begins at 7:30 am and pickup by 12:30 p.m. unless other arrangements have been made.  All camp sessions have a maximum enrollment of 25 campers Discovery Camp – For campers needing a full day experience we offer an afternoon session that is less about science and more about recreation, arts and crafts.  Discovery camp runs from 12 noon to 6 p.m.  Discovery camp has only one session per week with a maximum enrollment of 40 campers. Camp registration will begin online and in person on March 18, 2013.  Camp reservations are first come first serve so register as early as possible to secure your spot. 50% payment must be received 30 days prior to the beginning of each camp session or your spot will go to the first camper on the waiting list. Week 1 – June 17th – 21st, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Circle of Life - Campers will explore the complex connections of living systems.  Every activity is designed to be hands-on, allowing campers to create unique projects that they will be able to take home with them.  $100 3rd – 5th Grade Dig-In Time - Dig-In Time is an archaeological adventure!  As part of an archaeological team the campers will undertake an expedition to uncover the secrets of North Texas’ past.  Join us for a Dig-In Time and help uncover and discover the untold stories that lie in the soil!  $100 Simply Machines – Rediscover the technology that allowed ancient cultures to build pyramids, castles, ships that could cross oceans and the weapons used to destroy them all.  Discover how modern engineers use the lever, wheel and inclined plane to build more efficient, faster and complex machines. $100 6th- 8th Grade X-Stream Adventure - Take the next step towards becoming a real scientist.  Discover the wonders of working in the field, collecting data while standing ankle deep in mud, or using high tech instruments to make scientific observations. Join us if you think you can handle it as the Mean Green Environmental Machine takes students on exciting adventures. $130   Week 2 – June 24th – 28th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Journey to the Center of the Earth - Join us on a journey through time as we explore the Geological Time Scale!  Participants will discover Geological changes over billions of years, and will take a close look at the creatures who walked, flew, and swam millions of years ago. $1003rd – 5th Grade Critter Camp - First in a series of 3 related camps that will investigate creatures that live on land, in the water and in the air.  In summer 2013 we will begin with critters that are most at home in the water. $100 AstroKid Academy - Join a week of astronaut training. Campers will explore the universe, learn about the physical and mental preparation for space exploration and the science of launching a NASA shuttle into space. Campers will also work in teams to build and launch their own rocket! $100 6th- 8th Grade It’s Just a Phase  Campers will conduct experiments to observe the macroscopic transformations of matter—phase change, dissolution, reaction—and apply kinetic particle theory to explain those transformations at the microscopic level. $130   Week 3 July 8th - July 12th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Catch a Wave Like a surfer, energy moves from one place to another on or as a wave.  Campers will learn how we use our eyes and ears to observe and describe sound and light waves. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Chem2Kids - Between kick the can ice cream to making our own bouncing balls, this camp will explore chemistry in a fun light!  Campers will dive into the world of chemistry with fun, hands-on activities, experiments, and demonstrations! $100 Science Vision – Modern scientific instruments allow us to see inside an atom and deep into space but these tools took centuries to develop.  Trace the path from understanding the human eye to developing artificial lenses, telescopes, microscopes and beyond. $100 6th- 8th Grade Eco-Tech – Engineering a Greener Tomorrow! Engineers make things work! From green energy production to robotics to sustainable construction and technology, engineers are the brains of the operations. Come with us on an active exploration of the worlds of engineering and the roles they play in making green ideas come alive. $130   Week 4 July 15th – July 19th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Creative Science - Discover how Science and Art are interrelated! After a week of creating work, campers will have their own art exhibition for parents and friends to attend. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Just Beneath the Surface (JBS) - Have you ever wondered what makes a pond a pond?  Campers join us in discovering what’s beneath the surface by examining the water itself and exploring insects, tadpoles, fish, microscopic organisms, and more. $100.     Nature Unleashed - Earthquakes, volcanoes, tornados, hurricanes, fire and floods can all have devastating effects for the people in their path, but can these events tell us about how our planet was formed and how it is changing.  Are natural disasters always bad? $100 6th- 8th Grade ECSI - We are putting together a team of dedicated Crime Scene Investigators who are up to the challenge of this environmental case. Campers will train in finger printing, DNA and shoe print analysis, evidence collection and more! $130

Local organization dedicated to reaching out to indie and self-published writers to help them find ideas on marketing and promotion, and implementing networking strategies that all writers can implement. Including, traditionally, multi-published authors. LexiCon provides a forum for writers, agents, publishers and writers organizations and helps writers build the networks they need by creating a community of writers online and off.

Explorer’s Camp 2013June 17, 2013 –July 19, 2013 All camps meet in the Environmental Science Building on the corner of Hickory St. and Avenue C on the campus of the University of North Texas Explorer’s Camps are weeklong half-day sessions that meet Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Drop off begins at 7:30 am and pickup by 12:30 p.m. unless other arrangements have been made.  All camp sessions have a maximum enrollment of 25 campers Discovery Camp – For campers needing a full day experience we offer an afternoon session that is less about science and more about recreation, arts and crafts.  Discovery camp runs from 12 noon to 6 p.m.  Discovery camp has only one session per week with a maximum enrollment of 40 campers. Camp registration will begin online and in person on March 18, 2013.  Camp reservations are first come first serve so register as early as possible to secure your spot. 50% payment must be received 30 days prior to the beginning of each camp session or your spot will go to the first camper on the waiting list. Week 1 – June 17th – 21st, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Circle of Life - Campers will explore the complex connections of living systems.  Every activity is designed to be hands-on, allowing campers to create unique projects that they will be able to take home with them.  $100 3rd – 5th Grade Dig-In Time - Dig-In Time is an archaeological adventure!  As part of an archaeological team the campers will undertake an expedition to uncover the secrets of North Texas’ past.  Join us for a Dig-In Time and help uncover and discover the untold stories that lie in the soil!  $100 Simply Machines – Rediscover the technology that allowed ancient cultures to build pyramids, castles, ships that could cross oceans and the weapons used to destroy them all.  Discover how modern engineers use the lever, wheel and inclined plane to build more efficient, faster and complex machines. $100 6th- 8th Grade X-Stream Adventure - Take the next step towards becoming a real scientist.  Discover the wonders of working in the field, collecting data while standing ankle deep in mud, or using high tech instruments to make scientific observations. Join us if you think you can handle it as the Mean Green Environmental Machine takes students on exciting adventures. $130   Week 2 – June 24th – 28th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Journey to the Center of the Earth - Join us on a journey through time as we explore the Geological Time Scale!  Participants will discover Geological changes over billions of years, and will take a close look at the creatures who walked, flew, and swam millions of years ago. $1003rd – 5th Grade Critter Camp - First in a series of 3 related camps that will investigate creatures that live on land, in the water and in the air.  In summer 2013 we will begin with critters that are most at home in the water. $100 AstroKid Academy - Join a week of astronaut training. Campers will explore the universe, learn about the physical and mental preparation for space exploration and the science of launching a NASA shuttle into space. Campers will also work in teams to build and launch their own rocket! $100 6th- 8th Grade It’s Just a Phase  Campers will conduct experiments to observe the macroscopic transformations of matter—phase change, dissolution, reaction—and apply kinetic particle theory to explain those transformations at the microscopic level. $130   Week 3 July 8th - July 12th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Catch a Wave Like a surfer, energy moves from one place to another on or as a wave.  Campers will learn how we use our eyes and ears to observe and describe sound and light waves. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Chem2Kids - Between kick the can ice cream to making our own bouncing balls, this camp will explore chemistry in a fun light!  Campers will dive into the world of chemistry with fun, hands-on activities, experiments, and demonstrations! $100 Science Vision – Modern scientific instruments allow us to see inside an atom and deep into space but these tools took centuries to develop.  Trace the path from understanding the human eye to developing artificial lenses, telescopes, microscopes and beyond. $100 6th- 8th Grade Eco-Tech – Engineering a Greener Tomorrow! Engineers make things work! From green energy production to robotics to sustainable construction and technology, engineers are the brains of the operations. Come with us on an active exploration of the worlds of engineering and the roles they play in making green ideas come alive. $130   Week 4 July 15th – July 19th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Creative Science - Discover how Science and Art are interrelated! After a week of creating work, campers will have their own art exhibition for parents and friends to attend. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Just Beneath the Surface (JBS) - Have you ever wondered what makes a pond a pond?  Campers join us in discovering what’s beneath the surface by examining the water itself and exploring insects, tadpoles, fish, microscopic organisms, and more. $100.     Nature Unleashed - Earthquakes, volcanoes, tornados, hurricanes, fire and floods can all have devastating effects for the people in their path, but can these events tell us about how our planet was formed and how it is changing.  Are natural disasters always bad? $100 6th- 8th Grade ECSI - We are putting together a team of dedicated Crime Scene Investigators who are up to the challenge of this environmental case. Campers will train in finger printing, DNA and shoe print analysis, evidence collection and more! $130

Explorer’s Camp 2013June 17, 2013 –July 19, 2013 All camps meet in the Environmental Science Building on the corner of Hickory St. and Avenue C on the campus of the University of North Texas Explorer’s Camps are weeklong half-day sessions that meet Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Drop off begins at 7:30 am and pickup by 12:30 p.m. unless other arrangements have been made.  All camp sessions have a maximum enrollment of 25 campers Discovery Camp – For campers needing a full day experience we offer an afternoon session that is less about science and more about recreation, arts and crafts.  Discovery camp runs from 12 noon to 6 p.m.  Discovery camp has only one session per week with a maximum enrollment of 40 campers. Camp registration will begin online and in person on March 18, 2013.  Camp reservations are first come first serve so register as early as possible to secure your spot. 50% payment must be received 30 days prior to the beginning of each camp session or your spot will go to the first camper on the waiting list. Week 1 – June 17th – 21st, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Circle of Life - Campers will explore the complex connections of living systems.  Every activity is designed to be hands-on, allowing campers to create unique projects that they will be able to take home with them.  $100 3rd – 5th Grade Dig-In Time - Dig-In Time is an archaeological adventure!  As part of an archaeological team the campers will undertake an expedition to uncover the secrets of North Texas’ past.  Join us for a Dig-In Time and help uncover and discover the untold stories that lie in the soil!  $100 Simply Machines – Rediscover the technology that allowed ancient cultures to build pyramids, castles, ships that could cross oceans and the weapons used to destroy them all.  Discover how modern engineers use the lever, wheel and inclined plane to build more efficient, faster and complex machines. $100 6th- 8th Grade X-Stream Adventure - Take the next step towards becoming a real scientist.  Discover the wonders of working in the field, collecting data while standing ankle deep in mud, or using high tech instruments to make scientific observations. Join us if you think you can handle it as the Mean Green Environmental Machine takes students on exciting adventures. $130   Week 2 – June 24th – 28th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Journey to the Center of the Earth - Join us on a journey through time as we explore the Geological Time Scale!  Participants will discover Geological changes over billions of years, and will take a close look at the creatures who walked, flew, and swam millions of years ago. $1003rd – 5th Grade Critter Camp - First in a series of 3 related camps that will investigate creatures that live on land, in the water and in the air.  In summer 2013 we will begin with critters that are most at home in the water. $100 AstroKid Academy - Join a week of astronaut training. Campers will explore the universe, learn about the physical and mental preparation for space exploration and the science of launching a NASA shuttle into space. Campers will also work in teams to build and launch their own rocket! $100 6th- 8th Grade It’s Just a Phase  Campers will conduct experiments to observe the macroscopic transformations of matter—phase change, dissolution, reaction—and apply kinetic particle theory to explain those transformations at the microscopic level. $130   Week 3 July 8th - July 12th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Catch a Wave Like a surfer, energy moves from one place to another on or as a wave.  Campers will learn how we use our eyes and ears to observe and describe sound and light waves. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Chem2Kids - Between kick the can ice cream to making our own bouncing balls, this camp will explore chemistry in a fun light!  Campers will dive into the world of chemistry with fun, hands-on activities, experiments, and demonstrations! $100 Science Vision – Modern scientific instruments allow us to see inside an atom and deep into space but these tools took centuries to develop.  Trace the path from understanding the human eye to developing artificial lenses, telescopes, microscopes and beyond. $100 6th- 8th Grade Eco-Tech – Engineering a Greener Tomorrow! Engineers make things work! From green energy production to robotics to sustainable construction and technology, engineers are the brains of the operations. Come with us on an active exploration of the worlds of engineering and the roles they play in making green ideas come alive. $130   Week 4 July 15th – July 19th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Creative Science - Discover how Science and Art are interrelated! After a week of creating work, campers will have their own art exhibition for parents and friends to attend. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Just Beneath the Surface (JBS) - Have you ever wondered what makes a pond a pond?  Campers join us in discovering what’s beneath the surface by examining the water itself and exploring insects, tadpoles, fish, microscopic organisms, and more. $100.     Nature Unleashed - Earthquakes, volcanoes, tornados, hurricanes, fire and floods can all have devastating effects for the people in their path, but can these events tell us about how our planet was formed and how it is changing.  Are natural disasters always bad? $100 6th- 8th Grade ECSI - We are putting together a team of dedicated Crime Scene Investigators who are up to the challenge of this environmental case. Campers will train in finger printing, DNA and shoe print analysis, evidence collection and more! $130

Explorer’s Camp 2013June 17, 2013 –July 19, 2013 All camps meet in the Environmental Science Building on the corner of Hickory St. and Avenue C on the campus of the University of North Texas Explorer’s Camps are weeklong half-day sessions that meet Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Drop off begins at 7:30 am and pickup by 12:30 p.m. unless other arrangements have been made.  All camp sessions have a maximum enrollment of 25 campers Discovery Camp – For campers needing a full day experience we offer an afternoon session that is less about science and more about recreation, arts and crafts.  Discovery camp runs from 12 noon to 6 p.m.  Discovery camp has only one session per week with a maximum enrollment of 40 campers. Camp registration will begin online and in person on March 18, 2013.  Camp reservations are first come first serve so register as early as possible to secure your spot. 50% payment must be received 30 days prior to the beginning of each camp session or your spot will go to the first camper on the waiting list. Week 1 – June 17th – 21st, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Circle of Life - Campers will explore the complex connections of living systems.  Every activity is designed to be hands-on, allowing campers to create unique projects that they will be able to take home with them.  $100 3rd – 5th Grade Dig-In Time - Dig-In Time is an archaeological adventure!  As part of an archaeological team the campers will undertake an expedition to uncover the secrets of North Texas’ past.  Join us for a Dig-In Time and help uncover and discover the untold stories that lie in the soil!  $100 Simply Machines – Rediscover the technology that allowed ancient cultures to build pyramids, castles, ships that could cross oceans and the weapons used to destroy them all.  Discover how modern engineers use the lever, wheel and inclined plane to build more efficient, faster and complex machines. $100 6th- 8th Grade X-Stream Adventure - Take the next step towards becoming a real scientist.  Discover the wonders of working in the field, collecting data while standing ankle deep in mud, or using high tech instruments to make scientific observations. Join us if you think you can handle it as the Mean Green Environmental Machine takes students on exciting adventures. $130   Week 2 – June 24th – 28th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Journey to the Center of the Earth - Join us on a journey through time as we explore the Geological Time Scale!  Participants will discover Geological changes over billions of years, and will take a close look at the creatures who walked, flew, and swam millions of years ago. $1003rd – 5th Grade Critter Camp - First in a series of 3 related camps that will investigate creatures that live on land, in the water and in the air.  In summer 2013 we will begin with critters that are most at home in the water. $100 AstroKid Academy - Join a week of astronaut training. Campers will explore the universe, learn about the physical and mental preparation for space exploration and the science of launching a NASA shuttle into space. Campers will also work in teams to build and launch their own rocket! $100 6th- 8th Grade It’s Just a Phase  Campers will conduct experiments to observe the macroscopic transformations of matter—phase change, dissolution, reaction—and apply kinetic particle theory to explain those transformations at the microscopic level. $130   Week 3 July 8th - July 12th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Catch a Wave Like a surfer, energy moves from one place to another on or as a wave.  Campers will learn how we use our eyes and ears to observe and describe sound and light waves. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Chem2Kids - Between kick the can ice cream to making our own bouncing balls, this camp will explore chemistry in a fun light!  Campers will dive into the world of chemistry with fun, hands-on activities, experiments, and demonstrations! $100 Science Vision – Modern scientific instruments allow us to see inside an atom and deep into space but these tools took centuries to develop.  Trace the path from understanding the human eye to developing artificial lenses, telescopes, microscopes and beyond. $100 6th- 8th Grade Eco-Tech – Engineering a Greener Tomorrow! Engineers make things work! From green energy production to robotics to sustainable construction and technology, engineers are the brains of the operations. Come with us on an active exploration of the worlds of engineering and the roles they play in making green ideas come alive. $130   Week 4 July 15th – July 19th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Creative Science - Discover how Science and Art are interrelated! After a week of creating work, campers will have their own art exhibition for parents and friends to attend. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Just Beneath the Surface (JBS) - Have you ever wondered what makes a pond a pond?  Campers join us in discovering what’s beneath the surface by examining the water itself and exploring insects, tadpoles, fish, microscopic organisms, and more. $100.     Nature Unleashed - Earthquakes, volcanoes, tornados, hurricanes, fire and floods can all have devastating effects for the people in their path, but can these events tell us about how our planet was formed and how it is changing.  Are natural disasters always bad? $100 6th- 8th Grade ECSI - We are putting together a team of dedicated Crime Scene Investigators who are up to the challenge of this environmental case. Campers will train in finger printing, DNA and shoe print analysis, evidence collection and more! $130

Railroads in Denton CountyPresented by: Kellie Murphy, Frisco Railroad Museum

Explorer’s Camp 2013June 17, 2013 –July 19, 2013 All camps meet in the Environmental Science Building on the corner of Hickory St. and Avenue C on the campus of the University of North Texas Explorer’s Camps are weeklong half-day sessions that meet Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Drop off begins at 7:30 am and pickup by 12:30 p.m. unless other arrangements have been made.  All camp sessions have a maximum enrollment of 25 campers Discovery Camp – For campers needing a full day experience we offer an afternoon session that is less about science and more about recreation, arts and crafts.  Discovery camp runs from 12 noon to 6 p.m.  Discovery camp has only one session per week with a maximum enrollment of 40 campers. Camp registration will begin online and in person on March 18, 2013.  Camp reservations are first come first serve so register as early as possible to secure your spot. 50% payment must be received 30 days prior to the beginning of each camp session or your spot will go to the first camper on the waiting list. Week 1 – June 17th – 21st, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Circle of Life - Campers will explore the complex connections of living systems.  Every activity is designed to be hands-on, allowing campers to create unique projects that they will be able to take home with them.  $100 3rd – 5th Grade Dig-In Time - Dig-In Time is an archaeological adventure!  As part of an archaeological team the campers will undertake an expedition to uncover the secrets of North Texas’ past.  Join us for a Dig-In Time and help uncover and discover the untold stories that lie in the soil!  $100 Simply Machines – Rediscover the technology that allowed ancient cultures to build pyramids, castles, ships that could cross oceans and the weapons used to destroy them all.  Discover how modern engineers use the lever, wheel and inclined plane to build more efficient, faster and complex machines. $100 6th- 8th Grade X-Stream Adventure - Take the next step towards becoming a real scientist.  Discover the wonders of working in the field, collecting data while standing ankle deep in mud, or using high tech instruments to make scientific observations. Join us if you think you can handle it as the Mean Green Environmental Machine takes students on exciting adventures. $130   Week 2 – June 24th – 28th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Journey to the Center of the Earth - Join us on a journey through time as we explore the Geological Time Scale!  Participants will discover Geological changes over billions of years, and will take a close look at the creatures who walked, flew, and swam millions of years ago. $1003rd – 5th Grade Critter Camp - First in a series of 3 related camps that will investigate creatures that live on land, in the water and in the air.  In summer 2013 we will begin with critters that are most at home in the water. $100 AstroKid Academy - Join a week of astronaut training. Campers will explore the universe, learn about the physical and mental preparation for space exploration and the science of launching a NASA shuttle into space. Campers will also work in teams to build and launch their own rocket! $100 6th- 8th Grade It’s Just a Phase  Campers will conduct experiments to observe the macroscopic transformations of matter—phase change, dissolution, reaction—and apply kinetic particle theory to explain those transformations at the microscopic level. $130   Week 3 July 8th - July 12th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Catch a Wave Like a surfer, energy moves from one place to another on or as a wave.  Campers will learn how we use our eyes and ears to observe and describe sound and light waves. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Chem2Kids - Between kick the can ice cream to making our own bouncing balls, this camp will explore chemistry in a fun light!  Campers will dive into the world of chemistry with fun, hands-on activities, experiments, and demonstrations! $100 Science Vision – Modern scientific instruments allow us to see inside an atom and deep into space but these tools took centuries to develop.  Trace the path from understanding the human eye to developing artificial lenses, telescopes, microscopes and beyond. $100 6th- 8th Grade Eco-Tech – Engineering a Greener Tomorrow! Engineers make things work! From green energy production to robotics to sustainable construction and technology, engineers are the brains of the operations. Come with us on an active exploration of the worlds of engineering and the roles they play in making green ideas come alive. $130   Week 4 July 15th – July 19th, 2013 2nd -4th Grade Creative Science - Discover how Science and Art are interrelated! After a week of creating work, campers will have their own art exhibition for parents and friends to attend. $100 3rd – 5th Grade Just Beneath the Surface (JBS) - Have you ever wondered what makes a pond a pond?  Campers join us in discovering what’s beneath the surface by examining the water itself and exploring insects, tadpoles, fish, microscopic organisms, and more. $100.     Nature Unleashed - Earthquakes, volcanoes, tornados, hurricanes, fire and floods can all have devastating effects for the people in their path, but can these events tell us about how our planet was formed and how it is changing.  Are natural disasters always bad? $100 6th- 8th Grade ECSI - We are putting together a team of dedicated Crime Scene Investigators who are up to the challenge of this environmental case. Campers will train in finger printing, DNA and shoe print analysis, evidence collection and more! $130

Ghost tours are available every Friday and Saturday night at 8:00. Tickets will be available in advance at Jupiter House coffee or online at GhostsOfDenton.com via PayPal.What: Ghosts of Denton: Haunted History TourWhen: Every Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.Where: Tours start at 106 N. Locust St., Jupiter House Coffee on the SquarePrice: $10 admission for adults, $6 for kids 6-11

Ghost tours are available every Friday and Saturday night at 8:00. Tickets will be available in advance at Jupiter House coffee or online at GhostsOfDenton.com via PayPal.What: Ghosts of Denton: Haunted History TourWhen: Every Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.Where: Tours start at 106 N. Locust St., Jupiter House Coffee on the SquarePrice: $10 admission for adults, $6 for kids 6-11

Ghost tours are available every Friday and Saturday night at 8:00. Tickets will be available in advance at Jupiter House coffee or online at GhostsOfDenton.com via PayPal.What: Ghosts of Denton: Haunted History TourWhen: Every Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.Where: Tours start at 106 N. Locust St., Jupiter House Coffee on the SquarePrice: $10 admission for adults, $6 for kids 6-11

Ghost tours are available every Friday and Saturday night at 8:00. Tickets will be available in advance at Jupiter House coffee or online at GhostsOfDenton.com via PayPal.What: Ghosts of Denton: Haunted History TourWhen: Every Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.Where: Tours start at 106 N. Locust St., Jupiter House Coffee on the SquarePrice: $10 admission for adults, $6 for kids 6-11

Learn the basics of stained glass using the Tiffany or copperfoil method. In this 6-week class students will make a small suncatcher and construct a small glass panel. Learn how to cut glass, solder metals, and build a simple metal frame for the panel. Characteristics of glass will also be discussed. Most tools are provided, but the student will need to purchase supplies for the small glass panel. Glass supplies are available at the studio. Cost: $150.00 Tuition plus purchase of supplies for second project and glasscutter (estimated cost of cutter and supplies, $60) Wednesday Mornings: April 17 - May 22 (6 weeks) Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Monday Evenings: April 15 - May 20 (6 weeks)Time: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Learn the basics of stained glass using the Tiffany or copperfoil method. In this 6-week class students will make a small suncatcher and construct a small glass panel. Learn how to cut glass, solder metals, and build a simple metal frame for the panel. Characteristics of glass will also be discussed. Most tools are provided, but the student will need to purchase supplies for the small glass panel. Glass supplies are available at the studio. Cost: $150.00 Tuition plus purchase of supplies for second project and glasscutter (estimated cost of cutter and supplies, $60) Wednesday Mornings: April 17 - May 22 (6 weeks) Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Monday Evenings: April 15 - May 20 (6 weeks)Time: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Vintage Jazz Society meets at the Center for Visual Arts at 9:30 a.m. for discussion, followed by a jam session at 10:30 a.m. - Everyone is welcome - FREE.

Ghost tours are available every Friday and Saturday night at 8:00. Tickets will be available in advance at Jupiter House coffee or online at GhostsOfDenton.com via PayPal.What: Ghosts of Denton: Haunted History TourWhen: Every Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.Where: Tours start at 106 N. Locust St., Jupiter House Coffee on the SquarePrice: $10 admission for adults, $6 for kids 6-11

Farm and Garden Expo sponsored by the Denton County Antique Tractor Club and the Denton County Master Gardeners Assn. Expo features master gardeners, product vendors, antique tractors, farm demonstrations, food vendors, kids zone with activities, live music featuring: Copper Canyon Band, Bob Miller Country, and Billy Roy, and One Man Band.

Ghost tours are available every Friday and Saturday night at 8:00. Tickets will be available in advance at Jupiter House coffee or online at GhostsOfDenton.com via PayPal.What: Ghosts of Denton: Haunted History TourWhen: Every Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.Where: Tours start at 106 N. Locust St., Jupiter House Coffee on the SquarePrice: $10 admission for adults, $6 for kids 6-11

Cattle Trails and Denton CountyPresented by:  Alan Schiegg

Learn the basics of stained glass using the Tiffany or copperfoil method. In this 6-week class students will make a small suncatcher and construct a small glass panel. Learn how to cut glass, solder metals, and build a simple metal frame for the panel. Characteristics of glass will also be discussed. Most tools are provided, but the student will need to purchase supplies for the small glass panel. Glass supplies are available at the studio. Cost: $150.00 Tuition plus purchase of supplies for second project and glasscutter (estimated cost of cutter and supplies, $60) Wednesday Mornings: April 17 - May 22 (6 weeks) Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Monday Evenings: April 15 - May 20 (6 weeks)Time: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.