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Local Resident Wins Governor’s Volunteer Award
John Poston's work is driven by his son, Michael, who has down syndrome.
National Night Out
Highland Park residents and town staff mingled as children explored public safety vehicles Oct. 2 during National Night Out at Highland Park Village
Highland Park Resident Opens Home for Garden Concert
The evening offers a musical voyage accompanied by a conversation about how these two instruments were such an essential part of baroque and earlier music
Texas Rose Lady Donates 200 Rose Bushes
Two years ago her rose garden was submitted to the archives of the Smithsonian Institute, showcasing her amazing rose growing acumen.
Barbara Hunt Crow Announced as “A Writer’s Garden” Honorary Chair
The literary symposium is an annual fall fundraiser, which has presented outstanding authors and speakers with extensive knowledge in the histories of garden design
“Goodnight Lakewood” Author Celebrates the Park Cities
Based on the seasons, the 32-page illustrated storybook follows the seasonal traditions of the Park Cities
Park Cities, Preston Hollow Residents Join Perot Museum Board
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science elected new officers and six new board members at its annual meeting, including Park Cities residents Nancy Perot and Robert Vaughn and Preston Hollow residents Andrew Gould and Nancy Best.
‘The Book of Mormon’ Returns to North Texas
Back by popular demand, "the best musical of this century" will return to North Texas for a limited engagement in Dallas and Fort Worth.
The Book of Mormon Returns to North Texas
Back by popular demand, "the best musical of this century" will return to North Texas for a limited engagement in Dallas and Fort Worth.
Female Choreographers Show Off at SMU Meadows Dance Concert
For the first time, SMU Meadows will present an entire show of works by female choreographers.
Celebrate Half-Earth Day with “Bionic” Chef and Film Screening
The inaugural Dallas commemoration of Half-Earth Day will also include a Q&A and taco throwdown with Chef Garcia himself.
Homeless Find Food For the Soul Through Art
The Stewpot, established by the First Presbyterian Church of Dallas in 1975, began with a focus on serving food to homeless neighbors.
Art and Hope for the Homeless
My recent visit to the Stewpot left me filled with hope, hope for people that are homeless and hope for families that are struggling to avoid becoming homeless
A Farm to Table Experience
When Park Cities resident Iris McCallister set out to create a long-table dinner where local chefs and farmers would have a chance to network, she never imagine
Elf The Musical Returns to Dallas
"Elf" is the hilarious tale of Buddy, a young orphan child who mistakenly crawls into Santa’s bag of gifts and is transported back to the North Pole.
Texas de Brazil served at Homeless Shelter
Chefs from Texas de Brazil served food to 350 people living at the Dallas LIFE homeless shelter.
Barbara Bush Foundation Student Essay Contest
The contest is open to Dallas/Fort Worth-area school students from grades second to fifth until the entry deadline on Oct. 9.
HarborChase Displays Artwork at Community
Money raised from the event went to benefit the Alzheimer’s Women’s Association for Resources and Education (AWARE) in Dallas and North Texas.
Ronald McDonald House Breaks Ground on $11.5M Expansion
Ronald McDonald House of Dallas (RMHD) recently broke ground on an $11.5 million, 18,000 square-foot expansion that will be ready to accept families in the