Join neighbors and friends for the third annual Food Truck Field Day. On Saturday, March 29th from 11:00 am – 3:00 pm many of Dallas’ favorite gourmet mobile eateries will be at Stonewall Jackson Elementary, Mockingbird at Matilda. It promises to be another day of delicious food and family fun! $5 tickets can be purchased the day of the event and do not include the cost of food. All proceeds benefit Stonewall Gardens.
Support the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats Band and have a great time, too! March 2, 2014, 4:00-6:30 p.m. at The Granada Theatre
The next Lower Greenville Neighborhood Association event features Councilmember Philip Kingston. The successor of Angela Hunt, Kingston lives in our area and, in fact, was a member of the LGNA board of directors for several years.
Councilmember Kingston will discuss challenges facing the City of Dallas and how our area will be impacted by events in 2014. What do you think our challenges will be? You may be surprised.
Plan to come to Nora restaurant at 1928 Greenville on Tuesday, January 28. The meeting begins at 7:00pm, but consider coming early or staying late for dinner. Parking is available in the lot at the corner of Oram and Hope.
For the eighth year, LGNA will be collecting Christmas goodies for the firefighters at Station 17. It’s our way of saying “Thanks for watching out for us.” Bring your cookies, brownies, chips & salsa, or any other holiday treats – either homemade or purchased – and we’ll assemble a basket for each of the three shifts and deliver the baskets that weekend. Previous years have seen Continue reading “HOLIDAY GIVING”
From the pictures below, you can see that Tietze Park was rocking on Tuesday night, October 1! It was our annual National Night Out event, this year hosted by LGNA, Lakewood Heights NA, Lowest Greenville West NA and The Friends of Tietze Park Foundation. Dozens of volunteers from these organizations worked together to make this event happen. National Night Out is designed to strengthen community relationships between residents and public service organizations such as police, city departments and charitable (more…)
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