Anita Martinez

The City of Dallas is offering free passes to local venues for 13- to 17-year-olds and their parents to pick up at their neighborhood rec center, with some passes expiring soon and others lasting until the start of the school year.

Chavela, a lifelong resident of West Dallas, left a lasting legacy of selfless service to her neighborhood.

After listening to residents in early 2020, the City of Dallas planned to add colorful murals, artificial turf, family grills, playground equipment and more athletic fields to the park in the Los Altos neighborhood, located just south of Anita Martinez Recreation Center and Lorenzo de Zavala Elementary School.

What can children and teens do in West Dallas this summer? Dallas Free Press created a round-up of summer camps and activities.