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The Texas Citrus Fiesta is an organization that hosts several events to celebrate the annual citrus harvests across the Rio Grande Valley. This annual celebration showcases local citrus, featuring a parade, crafts, and family fun. It promotes and spreads the word about the world's sweetest citrus from the Rio Grande Valley. The organization created the Texas Citrus Fiesta, an annual celebration of the bountiful winter harvest of grapefruits and oranges from the lush, subtropical Rio Grande Valley. For the past 91 years, the Texas Citrus Fiesta has taken pride in providing unforgettable experiences and memories while promoting values of education, leadership, and community. The organization has hosted and supported hundreds of local, statewide, and national businesses. With years of experience, businesses can trust that participating in the festival means being part of the Texas Citrus Fiesta family, where their business is in good hands.

Craft Social is a craft studio that is locally owned and provides a creative experience for the community. The studio offers canvas, ceramic painting, and other D.I.Y. projects, such as creating custom bottle openers and tote bags. Rug tufting is also available, making Craft Social the first in the R.G.V. to offer this service. Craft Social is a studio that welcomes anyone looking for a fun activity. It is perfect for enjoying time with friends and family or a solo creative escape. You can participate and have a great time regardless of your skill level. You can also arrange private events such as birthday parties, team bonding, and bachelorette parties. At the end of your visit, you will take home a unique craft you designed. So, let your creativity flow and have a blast at Craft Social.

The National Butterfly Center is a scenic destination that spans over 100 acres and is a prime location in the country for butterfly enthusiasts who want to get close to these beautiful insects. With over 300 species of butterflies thriving among some of the most lush plant life in the Rio Grande Valley, the Center offers a mesmerizing sight. The monarch butterfly is an iconic American species that has unfortunately decreased in numbers due to shrinking habitats, environmental toxins, and climate change. Public interest in conservation efforts to protect this species has increased, which is a positive development. However, it is essential to note that of the 456 butterfly species tracked by NABA, 320 have shown less positive trends than the monarch butterfly.