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FMAD Club Events — Feb. 2026

FMAD Club Events — Feb. 2026

Our club had an incredible month last month! We’re growing! Over 60 people were in attendance at our January FMAD Club Meeting. Four new precinct chairs were recruited. And together we generated a number of fresh ideas for fostering more community within our club that we will be implementing this month and in the months ahead.

In case you missed it… 

We co-hosted an amazing Immigration Crackdown Forum event in collaboration with the Lantana Area Democrats & the Lewisville Democrats. Around 200 people attended this timely event. You can watch the recording here. Immigration Crackdown Forum https://youtu.be/x2AHBzXz9Bo?si=5iktXisk6fWxwNmE

Here are some of the highlights from LAD Chair Gina Daly: “Our three speakers — Lilyan Prado-Carillo (motivational speaker), Angee Andrade (activist), and Maria Macias (immigration attorney) — spoke movingly about their own immigration journeys before sharing the heartbreaking realities faced daily by families across North Texas. They described helping 30 to 70 families every day in the DFW area. Many of these families report that when they appear for required check-ins, one or more family members are arrested and placed in detention under current policies. Some are taken from their cars, others from their homes. Most often, the person detained is the primary breadwinner, leaving families without income, legal guidance, or the ability to make urgent financial decisions. The speakers also shared disturbing accounts from detention centers: 

• freezing temperatures with no heat
• lights left on 24 hours a day
• spoiled or worm-infested food
• unsanitary conditions

Families are frequently misled and treated in deliberately inhumane ways. The speakers emphasized the importance of preparation for these families — including setting up jail funds, understanding financial responsibilities, and securing legal representation in advance.

Angee Andrade works with La Colectiva NTX, a grassroots community organization providing mutual aid and direct support for families separated by ICE at the Dallas field office. She stressed that their greatest need is donations to help provide coats for detainees, rent assistance, and other essential supplies. Please consider donating — especially as a monthly supporter — at: Donate to La Colectivahttps://givebutter.com/dtxbridge

Maria Macias explained our legal rights when encountering ICE and reminded us that everyone is vulnerable under current enforcement practices. She noted that in efforts to meet detention quotas, even U.S. citizens have been detained. 

She made clear that ICE cannot enter your home or private areas of your business without a JUDICIAL WARRANT signed by a judge. The documents they often present may look official but are not the same. (Images attached)

Maria also suggested that we can be trained as legal observers. “Legal observers are trained, neutral, third-party volunteers—often organized by the National Lawyers Guild or ACLU of Texas—who document interactions between police and demonstrators to protect First Amendment rights. They wear high-visibility vests to record police misconduct, which serves as evidence in legal challenges.”  Usually these online trainings are offered from the ACLU and the National Lawyers Guild. We also handed out whistle kits with instructions, pins and know your rights cards.”

— Immigration Forum highlights courtesy of Gina Daly, LAD Chair

And at our January FMAD Club meeting, after hearing from our wonderful Mayor of Flower Mound — Cheryl Moore — about the importance of getting involved in your town’s local non-partisan clubs & town government through the citizens academies & boards & commissions, we brainstormed together as a club and came up with some more ways to bring us together and foster more community. 

Ideas generated include:
1) Ride Share — Small group dedicated to giving rides to club events for those in need.

2) Game Night — Small group willing to host or take turns hosting an evening of game play & fun once a month
3) Dinners With Dems — Small group of members willing to host or take turns hosting dinners or potlucks at their homes.
4) Care Crew — Small group of members willing to organize care packages, meal-trains, well-checks for our members as needs arise.
5) Picnics — We have lots of parks in our area we could organize a gathering at, just to have fellowship & fun. Weather permitting, of course.
6) Book Club — Small group of members willing to host a book club. Can rotate.

7) Hobby Huddle — Small group of members crafting together. 

8) Dems & Doggos — Dog Park Outings with Dems  

9) Coffee & Bagels  — Idea for an inexpensive & casual get together

10) Walking Group — Flower Mound has ~58 trails it would be fun to walk together. 

11) Self-Defense Training — One of our members is certified to host a training 

12) Learn a New Skill/Sport — Get together & learn something new

A number of our members expressed their willingness to host or volunteer to help out with these. If you volunteered, we will be reaching out to you to coordinate. If anyone else would like to host or help, please reach out to us and, we promise we will reach back. 

In the meantime, we’ve got a great calendar of events for the month of February, including a Democratic Primary Candidate Forum for you to attend and a Democratic Primary for you to Early Vote in. This our best chance yet to take back control of our state legislature & Congress, and keep the very worst from happening. We need each other to do this and more. We need community.  And we need YOU.  

As one of the longest serving Democratic clubs in the county, we pride ourselves on offering a variety of events & activities, consistently, each and every month. We offer monthly club meetings, so you can come and socialize with your fellow Dems and be informed by speakers on a variety of relevant topics, hear from candidates running for office, and learn how you can get involved. We offer training opportunities. We offer volunteer opportunities. We offer community. We offer hope. 

Below & attached is our FMAD February Club Calendar. You can also find all of this information and more on our website: www.flowermoundareademocrats.org and DCDP’s event page DCDP Eventshttps://www.dentondemocrats.org/events

Scroll to see our upcoming events & make your plans to jump in & join us!

First Fridays Happy Hour

When: Friday, February 6th, 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Where: Guitars & Growlers, 400 Flower Mound Rd., Suite 160, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: Come join your like-minded fellow Dems for a few pints, some good eats, and good times. It’s always a good time. Come get connected! The food is good and the beer selection is fabulous. You can check out their menu here: Guitars & Growlers Menu  And let us know you’re coming: First Fridays Happy Hourhttps://mobilize.us/s/wbfnFe

FMAD Democratic Primary Candidate Forum

When: Sunday, February 15th, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Where: FM Senior Center 2701 W Windsor Dr, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: Come hear from some of your local, county, & statewide candidates who will be on your ballot for the upcoming March 2026 Democratic Primary. Mark your calendars now, then come listen & learn for yourself where these candidates stand on the issues that matter to you. Our strength as a nation and as a community is in our voters. And that strength depends on our voters being well-informed. Space is limited, so sign up to let us know you’re coming: FMAD Democratic Primary Candidate Forum  https://www.mobilize.us/dentondemocrats/event/888709/

***Check out our website under Upcoming Elections for a list of Democratic Candidates relevant to our County & Area; www.flowermoundareademocrats.org ***

Early Voting Democratic Primary

When: Tues, Feb 17– Fri., Feb 20, 8am-5pm. Sat. Feb 21, 7am-7pm. Sun, Feb 22,11am-5pm. Mon, Feb 22-Fri Feb 27, 7am – 7pm

Where: Early Voting Locations within Denton County

What: Early Voting for the mid-term Democratic Primary begins 2/17 and goes through 2/27. Election Day is March 3rd, 7am-7pm, and the location is precinct-specific. Go to www.votedenton.gov to see your precinct number, check your voter registration, find out who your current representatives are, see your sample ballot, and confirm your precinct’s polling location for election day. It’s important to vote early versus waiting until election day. 1) With early voting you can vote at any early voting location within the county. 2) Election day voting is precinct specific. If you show up at the wrong polling location, you will be turned away. It is also important that Democrats vote in Democratic Primaries. It is NOT strategic for Dems to vote in a Republican primary. 1) It NEVER works. Like ever. 2) It skews the data. Primaries produce data. When Dems vote in Republican primaries instead of their own, it makes it look like there are more Republicans in your precinct, your area, your county than there actually are. Money for elections & money from state & national parties then follows that data. It tells the Republican party that you’re one of them, so you will get their literature, their texts, their door-knocks instead of information from the Democratic party about the Democratic candidates on your ballot. So vote in Democratic primaries. Identify yourself as a Democrat along with all the other Dems in your area. Let the data show you support the Democratic party and Democratic candidates. Help Democratic candidates get elected. The blue wave is you!   

FMAD Breakfast Club

When: Saturday, February 21st, 9:00 – 10:30 am

Where: Texas Star Cafe, 1901 Long Prairie Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75022

What: Come eat breakfast and socialize with your fellow Democrats. Look in the back room for a long table of fellow Democrats drinking coffee and ordering up all the breakfast goodies. Let us know you’re coming here: FMAD Breakfast Club https://mobilize.us/s/bfGsc6  And join us immediately afterward (weather permitting) as we head over to our club’s Adopt-a-Spot to spend a couple minutes tidying it up. It takes less than 30 minutes to clean, it helps keep Flower Mound beautiful, and many hands make light work.

FMAD Adopt-a-Spot Clean-Up

When: Saturday, February 21st, 11:00 – 11:30 am (Weather Permitting)

Where: FMAD’s Adopt-a-Spot located at NE corner of Dixon Ln & Long Prairie Rd. 6000 Long Prairie Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75028 

What: Join us to help Keep Flower Mound Beautiful by picking up trash at our Adopt-a-Spot. We will have everything you need (gloves, trash bags, trash pickup grabbers). It doesn’t take long, and many hands make light work. 

FMAD February Club Meeting

When: Wednesday, February 25th, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm ***NEW MEETING DATE DUE TO 18TH BEING ASH WEDNESDAY***

Where: Creekwood Christian Church, Great Room/Common Area, 2660 Forest Vista Dr., Flower Mound, TX, 75028

What: Join us for our monthly club meeting. Our very own Kendall Scott will be giving us a presentation on “Corruption in the Family Court System — Domestic Violence, the Judicial System, & the Texas State Legislature.” We will also be doing an ICE Warning Whistle Kits assembly activity, courtesy of Solidarity Warriors, Michelle Wright, & other generous members who are 4D printing the whistles for us. We will also have a last look at some of our Democratic Primary Candidates, as Early Voting starts on Feb. 17th and Election Day is March 3rd. Come hear from Vikki Goodwin for Lt. Governor, your candidates for Justice of the Peace, Trista Willeford for JP3 for Lewisville & Will Robertson for JP4 for Flower Mound, and one or two candidates more. As we did in November, December, & January, we are finishing up our Winter Donations Drive, so please be sure to bring non-perishable items, pop-top canned goods, and/or clean/new blankets. Beth Porter Varma with Denton Basic Services will come to collect our donations. Like every monthly club meeting, the first half hour is for socializing & eating brownies. The presentation portion of our meeting will start at 7pm. Sign up through the mobilize link & let us know you’re coming!  https://www.mobilize.us/dentondemocrats/event/898300/

FMAD MahJong Game Night

When: Friday, February 27th, 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Where: Laurie Appelbaum’s house: 2917 Oak Bend Court, Flower Mound, TX

What: Calling all MahJong lovers! Join us for a night of Mahj and friendship! Bring your card and your set. (We may not need your set, but want to ensure we have enough)  All are welcome so, if you don’t know how to play MahJong, you are welcome to observe & see how it is played. Depending on level of interest, another event may be offered at a later date for those who want to learn to play. Limit 12 players. Sign up here: https://www.mobilize.us/dentondemocrats/event/898320/

Look Ahead…

First Fridays Happy Hour

When: Friday, March 6th, 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Where: Guitars & Growlers, 400 Flower Mound Rd., Suite 160, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: Come join your like-minded fellow Dems for a few pints, some good eats, and good times. It’s always a good time. Come get connected! The food is good and the beer selection is fabulous. You can check out their menu here: Guitars & Growlers Menu  And let us know you’re coming: First Fridays Happy Hourhttps://mobilize.us/s/wbfnFe

FMAD Book Club

When: Saturday, March 21st, 3:00 – 4:30pm

Where: Josh Hatfield’s home 1662 N. Valley Pkwy, Lewisville, TX 75028

What: Josh Hatfield has volunteered to start up & host our next book club. “On Tyranny” by Timothy Snyder is the first selection, so start reading now and come ready to discuss it at the March book club meeting. 

“The first duty of a man is to think for himself.”― Jose Marti

“We do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate.” —Thomas Jefferson

“A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to democracy.” — Thomas Jefferson 

Join us!

The FMAD Leadership Team

www.flowermoundareademocrats.org

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FMAD Club Events — January 2026

FMAD Club Events — January 2026

Hello Flower Mound Area Democrats Members!  

January is the month for making resolutions for change. If you, like us, long for and are willing to fight for a brighter and bluer future, we hope you will resolve to join us and become more engaged and active so that together we can bring about the change we desperately need. These are, indeed, tumultuous, uncertain, and scary times. And we are here to inform you and empower you for the on-going fight against this oppressive regime. But in this mid-term election year, we also have Democratic candidates to help get elected, and it is our best chance yet to take back control of our state legislature & Congress, and keep the very worst from happening. We need each other to do this and more. We need community — which is why, this year, we will be creating even more opportunities to support & encourage one another. And we need YOU.  

As one of the longest serving Democratic clubs in the county, we pride ourselves on offering a variety of events & activities, consistently, each and every month. We offer monthly club meetings, so you can come and socialize with your fellow Dems and be informed by speakers on a variety of relevant topics, hear from candidates running for office, and learn how you can get involved. We offer training opportunities. We offer volunteer opportunities. We offer community. We offer hope. 

Below & attached is our FMAD January Club Calendar. You can also find all of this information and more on our website: www.flowermoundareademocrats.org

Resolve to jump in and join us.

Local Candidate Events

Denise Wooten HD63:  Blockwalks & Postcard Parties are happening at 10 am, every Saturday in January, at 3861 Long Prairie Rd. in Flower Mound. https://www.wooten-for-texas.com/get-involved

Ernest Lineberger CD26: Blockwalks 12pm – 3pm Sat. Jan 10, 17 & 24th. Jan. 31st 10am-1pm. Meet at Aldi’s parking lot 3632 Frankford Rd. || Ernest Conversations – Jan 20th 7-8pm Online with Candidates Stephanie Draper for County Commissioner 4, Detrick DeBurr for HD65, & Ray Stith for HD57.  https://www.linebergerforuscongress.com/services-7Sign Up to Blockwalk for Ernest

Robson Ranch Candidate Fundraiser: Jan. 15th, 3pm – 5pm, 9913 Silver Rock Way, Denton – Hear from, meet, & donate to local Dem candidates. https://www.rrdemocraticclub.com/post/support-the-local-democrats-on-your-ballot-in-2026

Progressive Toastmasters CD26 Democratic Candidate Forum — Monday, Jan. 26th, 6:30 – 8:00 pm, Landmark Grill 1297 Justin Rd, Lewisville — Hear from both Democratic candidates for CD26 Ernest Lineberger & Steven Shook. https://www.facebook.com/share/17cqKEaNNf/

Check out our website under Upcoming Elections for a list of Democratic Candidates relevant to our County & Area; www.flowermoundareademocrats.org

FMAD January Club Meeting

When: Wednesday, January 21st, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm 

Where: Creekwood Christian Church, Great Room/Common Area, 2660 Forest Vista Dr., Flower Mound, TX, 75028

What: Join us for our first monthly club meeting of the New Year. Come be encouraged and learn about some new ways you can get involved. Mayor Cheryl Moore will be joining us to speak about the importance of Focusing Local & getting involved in some of your local non-partisan organizations & clubs. We will also have a “Who is My Precinct Chair” activity along with a short primer on what a precinct chair is and does. And, to better foster community and support for one another in these difficult times, we will also take some time at the end to discuss some possible ways we can organize within our club to do just that. As we did in November & December, we are continuing our Winter Donations Drive, so please be sure to bring non-perishable items, pop-top canned goods, and/or clean/new blankets. Beth Porter Varma with Denton Basic Services will come to collect our donations. Like every monthly club meeting, the first half hour is for socializing & eating brownies. The presentation portion of our meeting will start at 7pm. Sign up through the Mobilize link & let us know you’re coming!  FMAD January Club Meetinghttps://mobilize.us/s/Xn37pW

FMAD Breakfast Club

When: Saturday, January 24th, 9:00 – 10:30 am

Where: Texas Star Cafe, 1901 Long Prairie Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75022

What: Come eat breakfast and socialize with your fellow Democrats. Look in the back room for a long table of fellow Democrats drinking coffee and ordering up all the breakfast goodies. Let us know you’re coming here: FMAD Breakfast Clubhttps://mobilize.us/s/bfGsc6  And join us immediately afterward as we head over to our club’s Adopt-a-Spot to spend a couple minutes tidying it up. It takes less than 30 minutes to clean, it helps keep Flower Mound beautiful, and many hands make light work.

FMAD Adopt-a-Spot Clean-Up

When: Saturday, January 24th, 11:00 – 11:30 am

Where: FMAD’s Adopt-a-Spot located at NE corner of Dixon Ln & Long Prairie Rd. 6000 Long Prairie Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75028 

What: Join us to help Keep Flower Mound Beautiful by picking up trash at our Adopt-a-Spot. We will have everything you need (gloves, trash bags, trash pickup grabbers). It doesn’t take long, and many hands make light work. 

Forum On Immigration Crackdown & How It Affects Us All

When: Sunday, Jan. 25th, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Where: FM Senior Center 2701 W Windsor Dr, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: We are proud to be collaborating with the Lantana Area Democrats & Lewisville Democrats to kick off the New Year with an important and timely event focused on the Immigration Crackdown—happening across the country, including here in Texas—and how it impacts us all. Lilyann Prado-Carillo will open the program with a brief history of immigration, woven together with her own personal story. We will then learn about the economic, social, and legal impacts of current immigration policies from local activist Angela Andrade, who volunteers outside the Dallas Immigration Office supporting individuals with appointments, and Maria Macias, a DFW-based immigration attorney. We are also pleased to welcome State Senator Nathan Johnson, one of the Democratic candidates for Texas Attorney General. Senator Johnson will speak about his campaign and discuss the critical role the Office of the Attorney General plays in shaping and enforcing immigration policy. Join us to learn, listen, and engage in this important conversation together. Please make sure you sign up through the Mobilize link & let us know you are coming. Space is limited. LAD, FMAD & LWV Forum on Immigration Crackdown & How It Affects All of Ushttps://mobilize.us/s/RDfKt2

Look Ahead…

First Fridays Happy Hour

When: Friday, February 6th, 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Where: Guitars & Growlers, 400 Flower Mound Rd., Suite 160, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: Come join your like-minded fellow Dems for a few pints, some good eats, and good times. It’s always a good time. Come get connected! The food is good and the beer selection is fabulous. You can check out their menu here: Guitars & Growlers Menu  And let us know you’re coming: First Fridays Happy Hourhttps://mobilize.us/s/wbfnFe

FMAD Democratic Primary Candidate Forum

When: Sunday, February 15th, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Where: FM Senior Center 2701 W Windsor Dr, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: Come hear from some of your local, county, & statewide candidates who will be on your ballot for the upcoming March 2026 Democratic Primary. Mark your calendars now, then come listen & learn for yourself where these candidates stand on the issues that matter to you. Our strength as a nation and as a community is in our voters. And that strength depends on our voters being well-informed. Stay Tuned for the mobilize link to sign up. 

Early Voting Democratic Primary

When: Tuesday, February 17th, 7:00am – 7:00 pm through February 27th

Where: Early Voting Locations within Denton County

What: Early Voting for the mid-term Democratic Primary begins 2/17 and goes through approximately 2/28. Election Day is March 3rd. Go to www.votedenton.gov to check your voter registration, find out who your current representatives are, see your sample ballot, and find information on exactly when & where you can vote early and vote on election day for this Primary election. If the information is not available yet, keep checking. It will be updated eventually. It’s important to vote early versus waiting until election day. 1) With early voting you can vote at any early voting location within the county. 2) Election day voting is precinct specific. If you show up at the wrong polling location, you will be turned away. It is also important that Democrats vote in Democratic Primaries. It is not strategic for Dems to vote in a Republican primary. 1) It never works. Ever. 2) It skews the data. Primaries produce data. When Dems vote in Republican primaries instead of their own, it makes it look like there are more Republicans in your precinct, your area, your county than there actually are. Money then follows that data. It tells the Republican party that you’re one of them, so you will get their literature, their texts, their door-knocks instead of information from the Democratic party about the Democratic candidates on your ballot. Vote in Democratic primaries. Identify yourself as a Democrat along with all the other Dems in your area. Let the data show you support the Democratic party and Democratic candidates. Help Democratic candidates get elected. The blue wave is you.   

“The first duty of a man is to think for himself.”― Jose Marti

“We do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate.” —Thomas Jefferson

“A well-informed electorate is a prerequisite to democracy.” — Thomas Jefferson 

Join us!

The FMAD Leadership Team

www.flowermoundareademocrats.org

FMAD Club Events — September 2025

FMAD Club Events — September 2025

Hello Flower Mound Area Democrats Members! 

As one of the longest serving Democratic clubs in the county, we pride ourselves on offering a variety of events & activities, consistently, each and every month. We offer monthly club meetings, so you can come and socialize with your fellow Dems and be informed each meeting as we bring in speakers to present on a variety of relevant topics, host candidates for office, and provide you with ways to get better connected & more involved. We offer training opportunities (Precinct Chair Training, Boards & Commissions prep). We offer community service opportunities (Adopt-a-Spot Cleanups & EcoAction Days). We offer community (First Fridays Happy Hour, FMAD Breakfast). We offer hope. 

Come see what your local Democratic party is doing. Jump in and join us!

First Fridays Happy Hour

When: Friday, September 5th, 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Where: Guitars & Growlers, 400 Flower Mound Rd., Suite 160, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: Come join your like-minded fellow Dems for a few pints, some good eats, and good times. It’s always a good time. Come get connected! The food is good and the beer selection is fabulous. You can check out their menu here: Guitars & Growlers Menu And let us know you’re coming: First Fridays Happy Hour

FMAD Precinct Chair Training

When: Wednesday, September 10th, 7:00 – 8:30 pm

Where: 3861 Long Prairie Rd, Suite 100,Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: This is an important training session for those who attended one of our Precinct Chair Informational Meetings in July and have either joined our local cluster as a Democratic Precinct Chair or a Captain/Helper/Volunteer. We will train you on how to work your precinct effectively to turn out the Dem vote every election every time. Not only is working your precinct fun, but it is the single most effective way to get out the Democratic vote in our precincts, our neighborhoods. This is how we do it. This is how we win. Getting out the vote one like-minded neighbor at a time. Sign up here: FMAD Precinct Chair Training

FMAD September Club Meeting

When: Wednesday, September 17th, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm 

Where: Creekwood Christian Church, Great Room/Common Area, 2660 Forest Vista Dr., Flower Mound, TX, 75028

What: Join us for our monthly club meeting and a presentation on “Trans101: Get to know the basics of transgender folks and common misconceptions” by our own Viviana Sanchez. We will also continue working through Timothy Snyder’s book “On Tyranny — 20 Lessons from the 20th Century.” Come learn 20 different strategies we can use to defend our democracy against an authoritarian government and preserve our freedoms. The book is available at most libraries, bookstores, and for purchase online. It’s a very short book (128 pages) that can be read or listened to by audiobook in under 2 hours. Folks who want to can feel free to read or listen to it beforehand, but it is NOT a prerequisite. We are taking it in chunks at a time. Come learn with us how to resist fascism effectively together. The first half hour of all of our monthly club meetings is for socializing. The presentation portion begins at 7pm. Let us know you’re coming here: FMAD September Club Meeting

FMAD Breakfast Club

When: Saturday, September 20th, 9:00 – 10:30 am

Where: Texas Star Cafe, 1901 Long Prairie Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75022

What: Come eat breakfast and socialize with your fellow Democrats. Look in the back room for a long table of fellow Democrats drinking coffee and ordering up all the breakfast goodies. Let us know you’re coming here: FMAD Breakfast Club  And join us immediately afterward as we head over to our club’s Adopt-a-Spot to spend a couple minutes tidying it up. It takes less than 30 minutes to clean, it helps keep Flower Mound beautiful, and many hands make light work.

FMAD Adopt-a-Spot Clean-Up

When: Saturday, September 20th, 11:00 – 11:30 am

Where: FMAD’s Adopt-a-Spot located at NE corner of Dixon Ln & Long Prairie Rd. 6000 Long Prairie Rd, Flower Mound, TX 75028 

What: Join us to help Keep Flower Mound Beautiful by picking up trash at our Adopt-a-Spot. We will have everything you need (gloves, trash bags, trash pickup grabbers). It doesn’t take long, and many hands make light work. 

Keep Flower Mound Beautiful Fall Eco-Action Day 2025

When: Saturday, September 27th, 10 am – noon

Where: Environmental Fair – Flower Mound High School parking lot (use the Sagebrush parking lot entrance); Cleanup Meet Spot – Parking lot at Wilkerson Park, 2880 Garden Rd., Flower Mound, TX.  

What: Come join with your Flower Mound neighbors for a community-wide cleanup, recycling (and shredding) drop-off, and a fun and informative environmental fair. FMAD will have a booth with free plants to give away, and a seed starting activity & a rock painting activity for the kids in the Flower Mound High School parking lot for the fair portion of the event from 10 am – noon. For more details about the EcoAction Day events, check out their website: https://kfmb.org/eco-action-dayLook Ahead… 

First Fridays Happy Hour

When: Friday, October 3rd, 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Where: Guitars & Growlers, 400 Flower Mound Rd., Suite 160, Flower Mound, TX 75028

What: Come join your like-minded fellow Dems for a few pints, some good eats, and good times. It’s always a good time. Come get connected! The food is good and the beer selection is fabulous. You can check out their menu here: Guitars & Growlers Menu  And let us know you’re coming: First Fridays Happy Hour

Join us!

The FMAD Leadership Team