From Community Day at the Crow Museum of Asian Art to Cottonwood Art Festival, check out these eight Richardson events this September and early October.<\/p>\n
September<\/p>\n
Growth Good Nonprofit Fair<\/p>\n
Connect with local nonprofit organizations from across the area and learn how to get involved in your community at Growth Good\u2019s Nonprofit Fair<\/a> at First United Methodist Church. Businesses, individuals and families are all welcome, and lunch is included in the attendance fee.<\/p>\n Public Safety Expo<\/p>\n Join the Richardson Police Department for its family-friendly Public Safety Expo<\/a>. The event will include police and fire vehicles on display, demonstrations of police dogs and drones, information about safety and emergency preparedness and meet-and-greets with Chase from Paw Patrol and other characters.<\/p>\n Waterloo: A Celebration of ABBA<\/p>\n Enjoy ABBA hits like \u201cDancing Queen\u201d and \u201cMamma Mia\u201d at Waterloo: A Celebration of ABBA<\/a> at the Eisemann Center, performed by a tribute band.<\/p>\n Richardson Community Band Children\u2019s Concert<\/p>\n Join Richardson Community Band<\/a> at First United Methodist Church for a Children\u2019s Concert, where the band will perform new and old Disney songs. Attendees are encouraged to dress as their favorite Disney character to participate in a costume parade.<\/p>\n Richardson Woman\u2019s Club Bridge Festival<\/p>\n Richardson Woman\u2019s Club will host its annual bridge festival<\/a> this September, which includes lunch, prizes and a silent auction. Proceeds will support grants to local nonprofit organizations and student scholarships.<\/p>\n Sept. 24-25, 9:15 a.m.-3 p.m.<\/p>\n $30 per person, per day<\/p>\n 2005 N. Cliffe Drive, Richardson<\/p>\n Reverie Bakeshop Birthday Party and Fair<\/p>\n Celebrate Reverie Bakeshop\u2019s<\/a> 13th year in Richardson at the vegan bakery\u2019s birthday party and fair. The fair will include local food, drink and arts vendors, as well as giveaways, free activities, vegan fair food, a live DJ and a Y2K outfit contest.<\/p>\n Crow Community Day<\/p>\n Head to the Crow Museum of Asian Art on the UT Dallas campus for Community Day<\/a>, which showcases the museum\u2019s new season of exhibitions with a drop-in artist\u2019s studio, live music, dance performances and more.<\/p>\n October<\/p>\n Cottonwood Art Festival<\/p>\n