RICHFIELD
COMMUNITY GUIDE 2025
Where culture, art and cuisine collide
There’ s never a shortage of things to do or places to gather in Richfield.
For art enthusiasts, the Richfield Arts Commission offers a map detailing locations of artwork around the city as part of a self-guided tour, found at tinyurl. com / ripublicart. In addition to the permanent works of art spread across the city, musical events are presented all summer long at the public amphitheater at Lyndale Gardens, 6400 Lyndale Ave., and at the Richfield Band Shell, 636 E. 66th St.
Your palate can enjoy the vibrancy of global cuisine in Richfield as well. Local restaurants feature foods from the United States, Mexico, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam and more. Ethnic markets also operate in the city, featuring specialized groceries, gifts and household products.
When it comes to celebrations, the Richfield community gathers for fun-filled events throughout the year.
April: Earth Day Celebrations – Join the community in service projects, enjoyment of nature and educational fun.
May: Citywide garage sale weekend – Hosts dozens of sales and many more shoppers.
June: Juneteenth – Led by community leaders and the Human Rights Commission, Juneteenth offers the community an opportunity to commemorate June 19, 1865, when word reached Texas that all the enslaved were now free.
July: Urban Wildland Half Marathon and 5K – A beautiful run exploring the parks and neighborhoods of Richfield.
August: Night to Unite – This annual event brings together block parties across the city and features visits from Richfield Police, Fire and other staff. Unity in the Community – Celebrate community and prepare children to return to school at this community event. September: Penn Fest – Enjoy a car-free Penn Avenue on this Sunday event in September. Vendors, activities, demonstrations and fun bring thousands out to Richfield.
October: Halloween fun abounds, with Wood Lake Nature Center’ s annual Halloween celebration, community Trunkor-Treat and the Great Pumpkin Giveaway.
November: Fall boutique and Afternoon of Authors events provide an autumn outing to connect with community artists and crafters.
December: Holiday Lights Parade and Contest – Get in the spirit with this holiday parade featuring municipal, school and partner vehicles bedecked with twinkle lights and decor. Submit your home’ s lighting display to the annual contest amongst residents.
Candlelight and Ice – Celebrate the holiday season with a winter solstice luminary walk at Wood Lake Nature Center, including hot cocoa, s’ mores and activities.
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