Connect with neighbors and get involved with what happening in the community. Invite a neighbor in the community to get connected.

Join the I Fight Cancer Walk to raise support for the fight against breast cancer. Dress up in your best pink outfit. You’ll also be able to visit community resources and enjoy several family activities. RSVP with Marylou at 214-650-8324. See the flyer for more info.

Take your family to the free community festival celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. There will be live entertainment, local vendors and activities for the whole family. See the “Learn More” link to find more info.

Join the FREE resource fair for homeowners and learn from professionals about taking care of your home, reviewing property taxes and home equity. You’ll get to connect with resources, win prizes, and enter a raffle. See the “Learn More” link below to register and get more info. Food is provided with your registration.

Celebrate National Night Out with the community and enjoy raffles, connect with community organizations and free food and drinks for everyone. A live DJ will be there to kick-off the celebration!

Make your own earrings, bracelets and necklaces for yourself or a friend or loved one. All materials and supplies will be provided, but distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. See the “Learn More” link below for more info.

Get creative with guided visual arts creations, live music and expert-led whiskey tasting once a month. A special musical guest will join each month. A non-alcoholic option is also available. The flyer shows all the programmed days for SHADES. See the “Learn More” link below to get more info for specific art-focused dates and to purchase your ticket. Tickets will also be available at the door.

Pregnant moms and families with children ages 0-3 can get diaper diapers and wipes. The parent or legal guardian must be available to pick up in person. See the flyer for eligibility and restrictions. See the “Learn More” link below for more info.

Join Dallas Documenters, the League of Women Voters, and Black Voters Matter to discuss what to expect in the voting booth on Tuesday, November 5 for the upcoming election. We will cover amendments to the City of Dallas charter, what poll workers can and can’t do, and answer any questions you may have about the 2024 election. Coffee will be provided! See “you there!”Learn More” link below for more info and RSVP for FREE. See the second image for more Dallas Documenters events.

Join the workshop series focused on using plants, vegetables and herbs to create everyday remedies for improving and maintaining health. The workshop will have the following focuses: digestive support, nervous system and sleep support, immune support and nutritional support. See the flyer for more information about each workshop. Use the “Learn More” link below to register.

Join the educational and cultural celebration of Harambee, meaning “let’s unite”. Take your whole family to Harambee Festival for day-long activities, food, vendors, diverse musical entertainment and more. See the “Learn More” link below to find more info.

Attend the Tulisoma Book Fair for children’s story time, writing and art workshops, open mic poetry book signings pannel discussion and more. Tulisoma is a Swahili word that means “we read,” and the book fair strives to promote literacy and the arts in the South Dallas/Fair Park area. See the “Learn More” link below to get more info.