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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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Chi Omega Christmas Market: Debbie Lang

When Debbie Lang, a community volunteer from Devonshire, returned to Dallas five years ago, she resumed volunteering with the Chi Omega Christmas Market.
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Community Partners of Dallas: Mary Anne Dunne

Mary Anne Dunne, of Highland Park, is a senior vice president of Benchmark Bank who serves on the CPD board.
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Dallas 24 Hour Club: Shannon  Shelmire  Wynne

Shannon  Shelmire  Wynne, a Highland Park resident who works in restaurant design and operations, wants you to know more about the Dallas 24 Hour Club and its work helping addicts get clean.
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Dallas CASA: Juan Nevarez

Juan Nevarez, a petroleum engineering executive from Preston Hollow, decided to become a Court Appointed Special Advocate after attending a bilingual recruiting event.
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Friends of the Katy Trail: Alden Pinnell

When Highland Park entrepreneur Alden Pinnell isn’t founding or co-founding companies like SkinCeuticals, Picnic Surf Shapes, and The Power Station, he enjoys spending time with family on the Katy Trail.
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Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center: Courtney and Nathan Gilbert

University Park’s Courtney and Nathan Gilbert — a community philanthropist and an orthopedic surgeon — know the statistics.
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The Stewpot: Cory Bowen

“We can’t ignore homelessness and just hope it goes away,” insisted Cory Bowen, a University Park mother of three and community volunteer.
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Turtle Creek Association: Venise Stuart

Venise Stuart, a civic volunteer from Highland Park, said she proudly supports TCA’s stewardship of the Turtle Creek Corridor each year.
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The Wilkinson Center: Kent Cummings

In July, PGIM Real Estate executive director Kent Cummings attended the Adult Education Graduation ceremony at Highland Park United Methodist Church, where 100-plus graduates earned their high school equivalency or Integrated Education and Training Certifications.

Austin Street Center: Megan Burkhart

Megan Burkhart, of University Park, is a senior executive vice president and chief administrative officer for Comerica Incorporated. She joined Austin Street’s board — and its fight against homelessness — 10 years ago.
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The Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum: Paige Elliott

University Park resident Paige Elliott’s connection to gardening runs deep.
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Youth180: Ginny Bledsoe Martin

University Park volunteer Ginny Bledsoe Martin has been involved with teen outreach programs in North Texas since moving here in 2011, and in 2020 got connected with Youth180 through its president Keri Stitt.
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Improved Results Have Lions Turning the Corner

The progress was evident throughout last season for St. Mark’s, as the Lions snapped a 15-game skid against SPC 4A competition and posted their first winning season since 2021.
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With Speed to Burn, Jesuit Eyes Quick Start, Fast Finish

Jesuit Dallas has had plenty of great athletes come through its program, but rarely have the Rangers collectively had this much pure speed.
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Randall’s Return Should Prove Advantageous for Scots

Last year, Buck Randall won the starting quarterback job only a few days before the regular-season opener.
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