Good morning, Edinburg.

Edinburg Public Library will launch its Children’s Summer Reading Program on Sunday, June 8 with six weeks of dinosaur-themed classes, STEM activities, art projects, and guest appearances ending July 17.

Families registered at the June 3 kickoff party or can sign up during library sessions (contact library for details).

Edinburg High School will host Future Bobcat Camp 2026 for incoming third through ninth graders on Monday, June 8, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at EHS Stadium — the free camp requires registration via a QR code on the flyer.

Edinburg CISD launched its 2026 Summer Meals Program for children 18 and under, offering free breakfast and lunch at multiple schools and community sites.

Meals are served on-site at set times across elementary, middle, and high schools.

The SBA opened a disaster loan center at San Benito Annex Building 2 (705 N.

Bowie St.) on Monday, June 2 to help small businesses, nonprofits, and residents affected by severe storms and tornadoes between April 24 and May 1; it will close on Friday, June 19 for Juneteenth.

Hidalgo County has released a draft hazard mitigation plan that spots flood risk in southern Pharr and finds more than 54,000 older homes vulnerable to hurricanes; county officials ask residents (via email) to share feedback before state and FEMA approval.

Edinburg Parks and Recreation is accepting team registrations for its Summer Men’s Softball League, with games set to begin Sunday, July 6—teams pay $300 and must register online or at 315 Mark S.

Peña Drive by Friday, June 12.

Ouroboros: Re-Imagining Mexican Dance

7:30-9:00 p.m. — UTRGV Performing Arts Complex — Ticket info available — Experience a transformative fusion of traditional and contemporary Mexican dance styles.