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Events

From school fundraisers and gallery openings to community festivals and neighborhood get-togethers, this is where you’ll find everything happening in and around the Park Cities and Preston Hollow. Whether you’re looking to make weekend plans or support a local cause, our events calendar keeps you connected to the heart of your community

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Schools

Boone First Graders Take Audience on Deep-Sea Adventure

Students stage challenging musical that combines songs, instruments, speaking parts, and creative movements
Crime

Park Cities Crime Reports June 1-8

Burglars breaking into vehicles leaving broken glass plagued the Park Cities Crime Reports for June 1-8
News

Preston Hollow Crime Reports June 2-7

Property theft and damage to vehicles plagued DPD this week in Preston Hollow neighborhoods
Nonprofits

New Leadership at Southwestern Medical Foundation

Southwestern Medical Foundation announces new position and 2026-2027 Board of Trustees
News

Highland Park Microtransit Rolls with More Riders 

Highland Park City Council study session led with newly launched microtransit service, Highland Park On-Demand, and a revised budget for 2026
Community

Young Artists Showcase Their Work

HP CultureFest hosted its inaugural student art competition for HPHS students this year
Community

CultureFest Brings World of Flavors, Sights, and Sounds to the Park Cities

Fourth annual event draws more than 1,100 participants and showcases 27 countries and regions
News

UP City Council Recognizes Retiree

Council approves change order, final payment for Fondren Drive public safety building
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Edgemere’s Golden Age Has Arrived

Sponsored Article from Edgemere Retirement Community
Community

Civic Leaders Reflect on Past, Look to Future

Notable voices gather at 2026 Bush Center Forum on Leadership
Schools

Lila Bonner and Eloise Peck’s Memories Live On IN Bradfield Learning Garden

Bradfield Elementary is keeping the memories of two beloved students who were lost in last year’s Hill Country floods alive with the dedication of Lila and Eloise’s Learning Garden.
News

Community Celebrates Restoration of Historic Bridges

Ribbon-cutting ceremony held May 21 marks completion of project restoring eight bridges along Turtle Creek corridor
Business

Comings and Goings

What local businesses are coming and going in the month of June
Home

Why Is My Pet Suddenly So Itchy?

People aren’t the only ones who suffer from springtime scratchiness
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