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Easter in Turtle Creek Park Returns on Easter Sunday
For more than 50 years, the event has brought more than 6,000 members of the community to the historic greenspace.
Bachman Skate Park to Break Ground March 28
The facility, also the city's first large-scale, professionally designed skateboarding space, will be 45,600 square feet.
Comings and Goings
The restaurant, which brings a blend of traditional Izakaya-inspired cuisine within its modern interior, opened Jan. 6.
Defensive Jesuit Blanks SGP in Playoffs
Jesuit used a collective effort to stifle South Grand Prairie and preserve a 1-0 win in a Class 6A Region I bi-district playoff soccer game on Tuesday.
PH Artist Opens New Studio Showroom
The 1,500-square-foot studio is located near the Dallas Design District and showcases Tom Hoistma's paintings and latest sculpture collection, "Heart of the Matter," inspired by the October 2019 tornado.
Society
Turtle Creek Association Hosts Azalea Luncheon
The event will begin with at 11 a.m. with a champagne reception and will feature a fashion showcase by European sportswear boutique Betty Reiter.
The Eyeboretum Returns Downtown for Arts Month
Guests will be able to stroll the garden views and activities at The Eye at The Joule. There will be mountainous mushrooms, beanstalks, and a “gnome home” that will broaden visitors’ imagination.
Camps
Moviemaker Becomes Camp Operator
Camp operator Keith Randal Duncan recalls his father pausing him one Saturday as the then teen was leaving in a Star Wars uniform with blasters.
Southbound Tollway to Close Between 635, Royal Lane
The Dallas North Tollway's southbound lane will be closed from 10 p.m. March 22 until 5 a.m. March 25 between I-635 and Royal Lane to repair damage to the Northaven bridge.
Dallas Resurfaces Churchill Park Courts
"The resurfacing was to improve the surface which was in need of repair due to extensive use," said Jeff Kitner, the District 11 representative on the Dallas Park and Recreation Board.
Abmas, Ingram Prepare for March Madness
Max Abmas will wrap up his college career as one of the most prolific scorers in Division I men’s basketball history at the NCAA tournament.