Several Dallas-based projects were honored at D CEO’s 2026 Commercial Real Estate Awards. The City of Dallas encourages residents to visit its blog for updates on news and local achievements.
The Latino Cultural Center has announced several upcoming festivals in Dallas this April. Events include flamenco performances with Spanish cuisine offerings; a jazz festival hosted by Frank Obregon; and Dia de Nino celebrations filled with crafts and live entertainment.
Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson will lead a group of civic leaders on an official trip next week aimed at promoting Dallas as a prime location for finance sector growth. The two-day visit will include meetings with executives in New York City as part of efforts dubbed ‘Y’all Street.’ Local officials say recent investments have positioned Dallas as an emerging hub for financial services.
Dallas is inviting residents and local leaders to participate in a discussion about city growth and upcoming zoning reforms. The Shape of Dallas event aims for open conversations with Planning & Development staff. No prior experience with zoning is needed.
Councilmember Maxie Johnson announced new campaigns in Dallas’ District 4 focused on public safety improvements, direct resident engagement through ‘Boots on the Ground,’ recognition of community leadership by Dawn Blair, updates on Cadillac Heights redevelopment concerns—including environmental issues—and invited residents to participate in planning future projects like the Fresh Market.
Dallas has proclaimed April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month with an official ceremony set for April 13. The city aims to raise awareness about sexual violence through events organized with local advocates.
The Oak Cliff Cultural Center has announced its schedule for arts events this spring. Activities include community printmaking workshops with Strange Powers Press during Dallas Arts Month alongside student exhibitions, film screenings, live performances, collage sessions provided by DMA staffers—and ongoing monthly gatherings.
Dallas will mark April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month with an official proclamation ceremony on April 13 at City Hall. Leaders hope increased awareness will help prevent sexual violence and improve support for survivors.
The Bath House Cultural Center will hold a free community event with cake by White Rock Lake followed by a staged reading of “The Clean House” on April 14. The evening includes opportunities for conversation and marks the beginning of Echo Theatre’s new salon series.
Dallas has named Kristoddie Woods its third Poet Laureate during National Poetry Month celebrations at City Hall. Cadence Diggs was selected as Youth Poet Laureate to promote poetry among young people across the city.