On Juneteenth, June 19, 2026, Dallas will close city offices, libraries, and recreation centers, while some services like 3-1-1 and sanitation remain active.
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Dallas will grout an abandoned wastewater main by White Rock Trail to prevent sinkholes, closing lanes and trails June to September 2026.
Dallas unveils IKE Smart City kiosks in Deep Ellum, providing free Wi-Fi, maps, and local business info, enhancing connectivity and supporting safety.
Celebrate Juneteenth in Dallas with free events including a Jubilee Market on June 13 and a Liberation in Motion event on June 19 at Bath House Cultural Center.
The 2026 Pride in Excellence Awards in Dallas honored LGBTQ+ leaders like Libby Gonzales and Omar Narvaez, highlighting their impactful contributions.
Dallas Animal Services hosts First Fridays starting June 5, 5-8 p.m., with music, food, and extended hours to promote pet adoptions and community engagement.
On May 25, 2026, Dallas observes Memorial Day with closures of city offices, libraries, and cultural centers, affecting various public services.
Mayor Johnson's 2026 Summer of Safety in Dallas offers free cultural, recreational, and sports activities for residents, promoting community engagement and safety.
Dallas Park and Recreation is monitoring White Rock Lake eaglets as they learn to fly, installing barricades and advising visitors to keep noise low.
Texas Discovery Gardens achieves Platinum in Dallas Green Business Certification, emphasizing sustainability and community impact in local business practices.