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Greenlight Drama: Honk Twice if You Want Patience And Want it Now!
I live on a busy street corner. Throughout the day and night, I am rattled by a cacophony of honking horns.
Junior League of Dallas Awards Collegiate Scholarships
The Women LEAD scholarship program was created to assist female high school students in pursuit of higher education, creating opportunities for future female leaders.
Nonprofits
Children’s Cancer Fund Brings Star Power to the Runway
The Children’s Cancer Fund's 35th Anniversary Gala welcomed supporters to an unforgettable evening at the Hilton Anatole on April 11.
Nonprofits
Hoda Kotb Dazzles at 19th Annual Chick Lit Luncheon
TODAY Show host talks lessons learned as a journalist and how she knew it was time to retire
Greenhill Alum Debuts TV Series
The anxiety that plagued Cooper Raiff during his college years continues to be a healthy source of creative inspiration.
SMU Launches MeSpace Sensory-Friendly Workspace
Through a collaboration with the DASS office, Hughes-Trigg Student Center, and SMU Libraries, SMU is testing MeSpace, a plug-and-play, sensory-friendly study space .
Nonprofits
Chi Omega Christmas Market Announces 2025 Beneficiaries
Beneficiaries include Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute, Broadway Dallas, Community Partners of Dallas, Connecting Point of Park Cities, Make-A-Wish North Texas, New Friends New Life, Sleep in Heavenly Peace TX-Dallas/Ft Worth, SPCA of Texas, and The Magdalen House.
‘Preston Hollow People’ Applauds
Christiana Adesanya and Elle Myers, two members of Hockaday’s Class of 2025, who received Girl Scout Gold awards, the highest achievement within the Girl Scouts of the USA.
Hunter Lacey Makes a Place for Creation
During a recent opening-day visit to Creation Studio off Southwestern Boulevard, founder and executive director Hunter Lacey explained her mission to empower adults with disabilities to become working artists and diversify the arts by sharing their artwork with the public.
Friends of Northaven Trail to Host Fundraiser
Friends of Northaven Trail will be hosting their second annual adults-only fundraiser to support the Northaven Trail wildflower program on April 12 at Jonathon’s Forestwood Restaurant.
‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’
Noemi Tsai felt isolated when she was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder and depression.
‘Happy’ Moments, Sneaky Therapy Happen on a Horse
In her daily life, Highland Park High School graduate Sara “Happy” Waterman deals with the challenges caused by Down syndrome. But on a horse, she’s a champion.
‘Park Cities People’ Applauds
'Park Cities People' gives a cheer for the winners of this year’s HP Arts awards, who are working to enrich the lives of students both inside and outside the classroom.
Out and About
SPARK! Pop-Up Features Local High School Artists
SPARK! PRISMATIC: Fantastical Realms Art Pop-up Experience will feature six area high school artists’ creations.
Events
Dallas CASA, CAPCO to Host Child Abuse Prevention Event
Downtown Dallas buildings will be lit blue the evening of April 4 in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Thrift Studio Pop-Up to Benefit Dwell with Dignity
The fundraiser helps provide transformations of family homes and community spaces.
Announcements
Humane Society of North Texas to Host Adoption Event
The event, in partnership with NBC and Clear the Shelters, will be held at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas on April 5-6.
‘Park Cities People’ Applauds
Providence Christian School student William Phillips, who recently released the third volume in his fantasy series The Magic Island Chronicles.
Events
Junior League to Host Women LEAD Scholarship Competition
The organization will award $40,000 in collegiate scholarships to 10 college-bound women in the Dallas area.