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Cohort 4 of the Anna Neighbor Academy placed a time capsule in the library's local history section, to be opened in 2050.
Two major shopping centers are rising simultaneously along the Rosamond Pkwy corridor, reshaping Anna's commercial future.
Anna ISD kicked off the new school year with Launch Week events, welcomed CFO Cindy Watson, and continues building Ora Bell Russell Elementary.
Slayter Creek Splash Pad is open and free all season at Anna's flagship park, giving families a cool, community-centered escape.
The Anna Community Library's Adults 50+ series pairs leather-stamping workshops with fraud-prevention talks, giving neighbors reason to return.
BarnHill Vineyards hosts Journey and Turnpike Troubadours tribute acts Aug 21–22, pairing live music with Texas wine and food trucks.
Lorenzo Dow Hendricks Elementary opened this fall, giving Anna ISD a fifth elementary campus serving PreK through 5th-grade students.
The Slayter Creek Splash Pad runs Tuesday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–8 p.m. through end of summer 2026. Here are the hours, location, and one day to avoid.
From prize bingo to leather crafting to a casino road trip, Anna's Adults 50+ programs are building community one gathering at a time.
A local guide to the recurring annual festivals and community events that define the calendar year in Anna, TX.
Anna's Adults 50+ program is running a packed slate this season: a WinStar casino trip, a leather stamping craft workshop, and monthly prize bingo at the library.
BarnHill Vineyards in Anna hosts back-to-back tribute concerts every weekend in August 2026, pairing Texas wine with live music.
The Anna Community Library's Adults 50+ program offers crafting workshops, prize bingo, and group outings — a low-key social infrastructure worth knowing about.
A 2022 bond-funded project is adding classrooms, gym space, and renovations to Anna High School at 1107 W. Rosamond Pkwy.
The 1885 depot at Sherley Avenue and 4th Street — the oldest surviving railroad station in Texas — now a free local history museum open the 2nd and 4th Saturday each month.
Anna's all-in-one recreation hub at 425 W Rosamond Pkwy: ball fields, tennis and basketball courts, a splash pad, a skate park, and a 3,600-foot walking trail.
A quiet, spring-fed park with pond views, walking paths, and a shaded gazebo with grills for a low-key cookout.
The downtown park at 101 S Sherley Ave that holds the restored depot, a community-built train-themed playground, and a pavilion.
The city library, hosting programs from Nature Walks and Intro to Pickleball to Prize Bingo and crafting for all ages.
The retail hub at US-75 and FM 455 anchored by everyday shopping and dining as the town keeps growing.
The original town core around Sherley Avenue and the 1885 depot — the heart of Anna's civic life, its heritage festivals, and a cluster of downtown eateries.
A family-owned Italian kitchen at 111 N Powell Pkwy serving fresh pastas and pizzas daily — one of Anna's favorite sit-down dinners.
A downtown hole-in-the-wall bar and grill at 106 Houston St with ice-cold beer, hearty bar food, and live entertainment.
A 25-acre tract of parkland east of Sixth and Smith Streets, one of the larger green spaces the city is growing into as Anna expands.
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