Everybody loves a freebie. That's why Monday, February 17, is going to be a lovefest. Not only will it be a federal holiday, there's going to be a free deal for the entire family. In celebration of Monday being Presidents Day, North Texas' own Georg W. Bush Presidential Museum is "offering free admission to all visitors plus extending its hours from 9 a.m. to 8 … [Read more...] about George W. Bush Presidential Museum Will Celebrate Presidents Day With Free Admission And Extended Hours
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2025 MLK Parade To March Saturday Missing The Arctic Blast That’s Sent Monday’s Inaugural Parade Indoors
Starting Saturday, North Texas nights are going to be in a deep freeze until next Friday. But this is going to seem like beach weather, compared to what our neighbors way up north will experience. The arctic blast is going to be so bone-chilling that Monday's 60th Inaugural Ceremonies in Washington D.C. have been moved inside the U.S. Capitol to the Rotunda and the parade will … [Read more...] about 2025 MLK Parade To March Saturday Missing The Arctic Blast That’s Sent Monday’s Inaugural Parade Indoors
MySweetWishList: Turtle Creek Park Conservancy
According to Turtle Creek Park Conservancy President Tiffany Divis, “Turtle Creek Park is an oasis that belongs to everyone! Having worked with the Conservancy for two years, I am committed to the restoration and rejuvenation of this incredible asset in the heart of the city. “As city planners have written, 'Dallas is ever growing and the landscape continues to … [Read more...] about MySweetWishList: Turtle Creek Park Conservancy
JUST IN: 2025 Mad Hatter’s Plans Including Hat Categories Announced In A “Candy Land” Setting
To rev up the creative juices for the 2025 Mad Hatter's Tea, The Women's Council of the Dallas Arboretum President Therese Rourk and 2025 Mad Hatter's Chair Sara Friedman tonight found the season's ideal example of whimsical dazzle at Jennifer and Steve Houghton's home, where each room represented a different "Candy Land" location. From Nutcrackers of all sizes to snowmen just … [Read more...] about JUST IN: 2025 Mad Hatter’s Plans Including Hat Categories Announced In A “Candy Land” Setting
This Weekend Is Filled With Atonement, Football Rivalry And A Confusing Monday Holiday
This weekend is full of activities starting with Yom Kippur that commences at sunset (aka 6:58 p.m.) today. For the next 25 hours, those of the Jewish faith will celebrate the holiest day by fasting, praying and seeking atonement for their sins. On Saturday, Fair Park will be filled with Longhorn and Sooner fans heading to the Cotton Bowl for the Red River kick-off at 2:30 … [Read more...] about This Weekend Is Filled With Atonement, Football Rivalry And A Confusing Monday Holiday
A Gentle Reminder: Rosh Hashanah Starts The Jewish New Year On Wednesday At Sunset
At 7:09 p.m. Wednesday evening the Jewish New Year — Rosh Hashanah — begins. In Judaism it is considered to be the first day of the calendar year and one of the holiest days, commemorating the creation of the world. Celebrated for 48 hours, Rosh Hashanah will end at 7:06 p.m. on Friday, October 4. During these 48 hours, work is prohibited and many spend time attending … [Read more...] about A Gentle Reminder: Rosh Hashanah Starts The Jewish New Year On Wednesday At Sunset
MySweetOpportunity: Turtle Creek Park Conservancy
According to Turtle Creek Park Conservancy Board Member Wendy Messmann, “Thanks to our very generous donors and our public/private partnership with the City of Dallas, the Turtle Creek Conservancy has been able to make great strides to refurbish the serene timeless beauty of Turtle Creek Park and Arlington Hall. In past two years, we have: “Planted over 90 new … [Read more...] about MySweetOpportunity: Turtle Creek Park Conservancy
MySweetOpportunity: 2024 Chi Omega Christmas Market
According to 2024 Chi Omega Christmas Market Co-Chair Debbie Lang, “Established in 1978 by the Dallas-area Chi Omega alumnae, Chi Omega Christmas Market has become a beloved holiday tradition. Our mission to serve others has guided us through nearly five decades, and we are proud to continue this tradition of philanthropy and community engagement. “As co-chair of the … [Read more...] about MySweetOpportunity: 2024 Chi Omega Christmas Market
Celebrate The Fourth Of July With Lots Of Fireworks, Food, Friends, Fun And Free Of Regrets
This year’s Fourth Of July celebration started this past Saturday with Klyde Warren Park’s Independence Day Celebration that filled the Pavilion and Great Lawn to the hilt with red, white and blue and families. On Independence Day eve, Addison's Kaboom Town will carry on its tradition of family festivities from 5 to 11 p.m. As for the big day, parades and picnics will … [Read more...] about Celebrate The Fourth Of July With Lots Of Fireworks, Food, Friends, Fun And Free Of Regrets
Break With The Usual: Wednesday’s Federal Holiday Means No Mail Nor In-Person Banking
Folks have gotten pretty used to federal holidays that fall on a Monday (Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day and Veteran's Day) translating into a three-day weekend. But tomorrow's Juneteenth holiday is going to throw some people for a loop. Since Juneteenth is the newest federal holiday and for the first time will fall on a … [Read more...] about Break With The Usual: Wednesday’s Federal Holiday Means No Mail Nor In-Person Banking
Dallas Holocaust And Human Rights Museum Celebrates Juneteenth With Free Admission and Activities
June is a month of freedom. While the 80th celebration of D-Day has recalled the Allied troops making history on the shores of Normandy, this coming Wednesday will honor the day when more than 250,000 enslaved black people in Texas were officially freed by executive decree in 1865. To commemorate this historic occasion, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum will … [Read more...] about Dallas Holocaust And Human Rights Museum Celebrates Juneteenth With Free Admission and Activities