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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Events
2026 Partners in Transformation Luncheon Coming in April
Project Transformation North Texas, which harnesses the energy and leadership of college students to improve the lives of underserved children, will host its 2026 Partners in Transformation Luncheon on Thursday, April 16, at University Park United Methodist Church.
Sports
Jesuit Players Named to All-District Team
Resilient might be the best way to describe Jesuit’s basketball team in 2026.
Entertainment
Fleurs de Villes To Bring Floral Flair to NorthPark Center
The world-renowned Fleurs de Villes floral exhibition will soon return to NorthPark Center for its third year.
Sponsored Content
Edgemere Receives National and Local Accolades
Leadership, residents, and team members at Edgemere, Dallas’s most distinguished senior living community, are celebrating a series of prestigious honors.
Living
Gratitude Is on the Menu at Grandparent Volunteer Luncheon
Grandparents spend hours serving students in Highland Park ISD’s cafeterias each week. But on Feb. 3, middle-school helpers left their aprons behind while they enjoyed brisket and conversation at the first-ever Raider Café grandparent volunteer luncheon.
Food
Irish Stew Becomes a Year-Round Favorite
Thanks to a recent visit to Ireland, I’m looking forward to St. Patrick’s Day more than ever.
Schools
McCulloch Intermediate/Highland Park Middle School Principal Retiring
The principal of McCulloch Intermediate and Highland Park Middle School is retiring at the end of the school year after six years as a principal in Highland Park ISD.
News
New Efforts Planned After Large Search For Missing SMU Professor
The family of Dallas lawyer and SMU professor Charles Hosch plans to continue searching for him although a major effort on March 14 and 15 ended without success.
News
TWU Honors Alumna, Donor in New Health Sciences Center
For more than 30 years, nutritionist Neva Cochran has worked to help others understand and enjoy their food better.
Living
Five Signs Your Aging Parents May Need Help
When I started thinking about caring for my own mother as she got older, I’ll admit I was a little nervous.
Schools
Student Artists Get Texas-Sized Recognitions
As part of a partnership between the Texas Cultural Trust and the Texas Commission on the Arts, student artists in music, theater, dance, visual arts, literary arts and more were recognized as Butler Texas Young Masters.
Obituaries
Patricia Lloyd Casey
Patricia Lloyd “Pat” Casey passed away peacefully on February 11, 2026. She was born at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, TX on July 17, 1930.
Schools
Bradfield Science Fair Sparks Creativity and Learning
Have you ever wondered which gas station has the cleanest bathroom, the best way to get out a stubborn ketchup stain, or whether different colored popsicles melt at different rates?
News
It’s Spring, and That Means It’s Science Fair Season
My sixth-grade sister decided one spring to use the army of snails devouring our mother’s garden to march toward scholastic glory.
Sports
Lady Scots Peaking as Playoffs Draw Near
The top seed in the Class 5A Division I girls soccer playoffs from District 12-5A will likely be up for grabs Friday when Highland Park plays host to Frisco Reedy.