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Trick, Treat, and Traffic: Viral Mansion Returns for Halloween
A house in the 6200 block of Deloache Avenue has become the seasonal star of TikTok — again
Society
Couture meets Cowgirl: What to Wear to the Ball
This fall, Southfork Ranch will once again transform into a dazzling fusion of rugged elegance as the much-anticipated Cattle Baron’s Ball returns — its event planners promising an unforgettable evening of fun, food, music, and Southern sophistication.
Events
Dallas CASA to Honor Goldman Sachs
The Jan and Judge Barefoot Sanders Champion of Children Award will be presented on Oct. 9 at The Fairmont Dallas.
Nonprofits
AWARE Announces 2025 Grant Recipients
Twenty-one organizations across North Texas will receive grant funding to empower them in leading the charge against Alzheimers and other dementia.
Comings and Goings
Jo’Seon Wagyu Omakase - Dallas’ first Korean Wagyu omakase dining experience will land in the Design District this fall.
Chefs For Farmers Outgrows Humble Beginnings
The Food and Wine Festival showcases the area’s most acclaimed chefs, winemakers, brewers, and mixologists from top restaurants, bakeries, private clubs, and distilleries at Old City Park, Oct. 29-Nov. 2.
Philanthropy
Dallas Mavericks Unveil Renovated City Basketball Court
Mavericks players Dwight Powell and Caleb Martin joined CEO Rick Welts and Uptown Dallas Executive Director Kelem Butts for the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 17.
A Game Changer for Sugar Free Cocktails
As Texans, native or not, many of us feel like a great margarita is our birthright. But, let’s face it, the high sugar content in a margarita can be a drawback.
Events
NorthPark Pumpkin Patch Returns
The seasonal celebration benefits the nonprofit Community Partners of Dallas
Hill Country Flood 2025
Siblings Deliver Lemonade Stand Funds to Kerr County
Siblings Charlotte, Walker, and Olivia Norwood have gone a long way and made a big difference thanks to their little lemonade stand at the corner of Southwestern Boulevard and Hillcrest Avenue.
As Filming Wraps, Autumn Tailgating Begins
Because the cost of groceries continues to rise and many are feeling the added stress of uncertain times, season four of my cooking series focuses on budget-friendly meals and at-home celebrations that won’t stretch the wallet.
Missing Turns and Finding Our Way
I spent a full week in July crisscrossing Delaware and Maryland with my son for lacrosse tournaments and realized the trip was not about getting everything right — it was about being present.
Faith
HP Pres Chooses Experienced Leader as Senior Pastor
Highland Park Presbyterian Church has elected Rev. Dr. Thomas Daniel, a gifted and compassionate leader with more than 25 years of ministry service, as its new Senior Pastor.
Events
Don’t Miss the Party!
Catch up on the latest news about all this spring’s can’t-miss events and the worthy causes they support in our Society Digital Magazine.
Comings and Goings
Check out what's new and coming soon for foodies, crafters, and fitness enthusiasts — and their furry friends.
Events
Equest Announces ‘Run for the Roses’ Theme
Equest is galloping into spring with a “Run for the Roses” themed Blue Ribbon Gala on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 6 to 11 p.m. at Gilley’s Dallas.
Get Ready to Celebrate — Swoozie’s Is Back!
Swoozie’s has reopened its location at 8417 Preston Center Plaza.
Society
Get Ready to Dance
For 68 years, sophomores, juniors, and seniors from area high schools have anticipated a night of music, dancing, and community spirit as the Junior Symphony Ball takes over legendary Gilley’s Dallas.
Neighbors Send Love in Care Boxes
Christine Goff thought that delivering care boxes would be a small way to show those affected by Kerr County’s catastrophic flooding that the community loved and supported them. The Park Cities community was thinking a little bigger.
Support the Highland Belles This Football Season
The award-winning drill team will kick off the first game of the season on Aug. 29 with its 43rd annual spaghetti supper, raffle, and online auction.