While other parts of the country are being drenched or bracing for chilly temperatures, North Texans are wearing shorts, taking leisurely walks around their neighborhoods and hoping that the weather conditions stay put. Well, evidently Mother Nature seems to be giving the area a break after a couple of icy slams in past years. According to predictors, there are no … [Read more...] about 2024 Dallas Blooms And Rory Meyers Children’s Garden Have A Picture-Perfect Return Saturday
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SOLD OUT ALERT!: 2024 Mad Hatter’s “Gardens Of Greece”
Even without the judges being revealed, 2024 Mad Hatter's Luncheon Chair Allison Brodnax and Honorary Chair Barbara Bigham have just revealed that the Women's Council of the Dallas Arboretum fundraiser is sold out. Gee, it's still nearly two months away! Lucky are those who have already scored their places for Gardens of Greece and are now with glue guns in hand or … [Read more...] about SOLD OUT ALERT!: 2024 Mad Hatter’s “Gardens Of Greece”
Calloway’s Nursery’s Holiday Poinsettias Program Bloomed Into $48,000 For Lena Pope Home
While the promise of spring may lie ahead, the bounty of the winter fundraising flourished at Calloway's Nursery. Thanks to its Holiday Poinsettias program that ran from Thursday, November 16, to Monday, December 25, Calloway's President/CEO Marce Ward and VP of Marketing Jennifer Hatalski presented a check for $48,000 to Fort Worth's Lena Pope's President/CEO Ashley Elgin and … [Read more...] about Calloway’s Nursery’s Holiday Poinsettias Program Bloomed Into $48,000 For Lena Pope Home
Change Is In The Wind: Monday’s Martin Luther King Holiday To Kick-Off Frigid Days And Nights
This post may seem a bit premature, but Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. But along with the national holiday's closing post offices and an array of government offices and delaying the IRS' quarterly payment, it's also going to be a challenge for the holiday's MLK Parade. Evidently Mother Nature doesn't give a flip about the holiday and is aiming to drop … [Read more...] about Change Is In The Wind: Monday’s Martin Luther King Holiday To Kick-Off Frigid Days And Nights
Inaugural Pantry In The Park At The Arboretum Was Picture Perfect For Wilkinson Center Fundraising
With just enough of a chill in the air, the night of Friday, November 10, was perfect for boots, colorful shawls and leather jackets. And over at the Dallas Arboretum the Wilkinson Center's inaugural Pantry In the Park guests like Liz Lamberson, Laurie Darlak and Debbie Gilmore were warmed by a humongous, glowing "Pantry In The Park". Inside the Ginsburg Family Plaza, … [Read more...] about Inaugural Pantry In The Park At The Arboretum Was Picture Perfect For Wilkinson Center Fundraising
A Writer’s Garden Took Guests From Gilded Age Gardens To Britain’s Town And Country Entertaining
As the cars lined up for the 2023 Women's Council of the Dallas Arboretum's A Writer's Garden early on Tuesday, November 7, featured Co-Speakers/International Designers/authors Paola Moschino and Philip Vergeylen couldn't resist taking in the grounds of the Dallas Arboretum. Inside the Arboretum's Rosine Hall, Featured Co-Speaker Hillwood Estate Executive Director/author Kate … [Read more...] about A Writer’s Garden Took Guests From Gilded Age Gardens To Britain’s Town And Country Entertaining
The Dallas Arboretum’s Great Contributors Salute Retired Admiral William H. McRaven At Annual Award Dinner
On one of those blissful nights when North Texas temperatures felt comfortable in the moonlight, The Dallas Arboretum's Great Contributors flocked into the Ginsberg Family Plaza for a reception preceding the facility's annual Great Contributors Dinner on Sunday, November 5. Despite the Cowboys facing a gut-wrenching, last-minute showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles at … [Read more...] about The Dallas Arboretum’s Great Contributors Salute Retired Admiral William H. McRaven At Annual Award Dinner
MySweetWishList: Mad Hatter’s Luncheon 2024
According to Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden President Karen Sargent, “The Women’s Council of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden would be grateful for your support through the purchase of sponsorships and tickets to the iconic Mad Hatter’s Luncheon to be held this spring at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. “The mission of … [Read more...] about MySweetWishList: Mad Hatter’s Luncheon 2024
MySweetWishList: Turtle Creek Conservancy
According to Turtle Creek Conservancy President Tiffany Divis, “'Time spent in nature decreases stress and anxiety and improves focus for adults as well as children,’ according to former First Lady Laura Bush. “Dallas is ever growing and the ‘landscape’ continues to evolve. But, amidst new projects, steel being erected and concrete being poured, there is a green space … [Read more...] about MySweetWishList: Turtle Creek Conservancy
MySweetWishList: Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden
According to Dallas Arboretum Board Member, donor and volunteer Pierce Noble, “The holidays are about giving, and our wish for the community is to give to help children have access to the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden at the Dallas Arboretum. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Children’s Adventure Garden is a magical eight-acre scientific garden that teaches … [Read more...] about MySweetWishList: Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden
Chef Sharon’s Fav Things Will Be An Evening Of Food, Wine And Strolling At The Arboretum
If you're totally turkeyed out, take heart. That ever-loving Chef Sharon Van Meter feels your pain and has come up with the perfect respite. On Tuesday, November 28, from 6 to 8 p.m., she'll share her "Favorite Things: A Dallas Arboretum Food And White Festival Event." Showcasing the yummy goods thanks to Sharon's foodie pals like Chef Nikky Phinyawatana of Asian … [Read more...] about Chef Sharon’s Fav Things Will Be An Evening Of Food, Wine And Strolling At The Arboretum