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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Living
Bringing Home Hope on National Adoption Day
Dallas CASA supports children waiting for forever families
Camps
The Arts Shine at Meadows Museum Summer Camps
Summer campers will find inspiration everywhere during programs from the Meadows Museum at SMU
News
Preston Hollow Crime Reports May 19-24
Criminal trespassing and property thefts topped this week’s crime reports
Sports
Highland Park Golfers Receive Scholarships
Northern Texas PGA Foundation recognizes Highland Park graduates
Camps
Beat the Heat: Indoor Summer Camps for Dallas Kids
Learn how your kid can have fun this summer without breaking a sweat
Camps
K-Pop Takes Center Stage at Preston Hollow Dance
Aspiring princesses, demon hunters, and tap dancers will all find their place this summer at Preston Hollow Dance
Entertainment
Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Frisco King’ Films in HP Village
Taylor Sheridan-helmed shows have filmed in various locations across North Texas and, Wednesday morning, for the first time, one will film in Highland Park Village
Election
Primary Runoff Election Results
Republican and Democratic voters headed to the polls Tuesday to pick their party’s nominees in several key runoff races
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports May 18-24
Opportunistic burglars, mischief makers, and more plagued the Park Cities in the May 18-24 Crime Reports
Business
Debate Continues Over Preston Royal Project
Support and opposition for a proposed $800 million mixed-use development at the southwest corner of Preston Road and Royal Lane is gaining momentum
Community
Park Cities Family Turning Make-A-Wish Dreams Real
Amy and Marty Brimmage still fondly recall the 2016 Mediterranean cruise Make-A-Wish made possible for their daughter, Rebecca, when she was 17 and battling Ewing Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer
News
How to Speak at a Dallas City Council Meeting
Residents can speak virtually or in-person at City Hall