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Mayor Eric Johnson and wife Nikita with Event Chair Mark Ramsey.

The Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce joined forces with Chamber Member Casa Linda Plaza to make the annual tree lighting and holiday party one the community will cherish for years to come. It was held on Tuesday, November 29 at Casa Linda Plaza, located at Buckner Boulevard and Garland Road.  

The local businesses provided food and gift specials throughout the shopping center while the area around the tree lightening had numerous activities for the kids. The event provided the opportunity to have photos taken by Chamber Member Lantana Studios with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. The pair were gracious to be photographed with children and adults alike. Cathy’s Petting Zoo was extremely popular with the children who were able to pet pigs, chickens, rabbits, a cow and the cutest llama you have ever seen.  

Boy Scout Troop 42 opened the evening with a presentation of the flags and the pledge of allegiance. DJ Deluxe Mark Ridlen spun holiday tunes throughout the evening.  

Three local choirs performed the most popular holiday songs the crowd could dance and sing along to: Woodrow Wilson High School, Bishop Lynch High School and Lakewood Presbyterian.  

The ice arena sponsored by Elle Realty was filled with laughter and cheer while the children "skated" around and threw snowballs at each other.  

The always popular balloon artist and face painters transformed the childrens’ imaginations and turned them into superheros and magical creatures. 

 At 7:45 p.m., Mayor Eric Johnson along with his family flipped the switch lighting up the tree and all of Casa Linda Plaza. 

Lastly, The Youngins, singers from Chamber Member CC Young, performed the final songs of the evening sending the local community home with smiles and holiday cheer.  

The East Dallas Chamber of Commerce and Casa Linda Plaza were thrilled they were able to provide such a fun event for our local East Dallas community and business owners.  

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2022-2023 Debutantes - Photo by GITTINGS

The 2023 Dallas Symphony Orchestra League debutantes were honored at a holiday reception and seated dinner on November 23, 2022 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. The debutantes, honor guards and their families were welcomed by Presentation Ball Chair Karen Cox.

 

“Thank you for spending your holiday evening with us,” said Karen. “This year, as we look forward to the brighter days ahead in Dallas after the pandemic, we are ever so grateful for the opportunity to celebrate and honor the inspiring and resilient young women and men who comprise our 2022 Debutantes and Honor Guard, as well as their families. 

The evening was chaired by Janice Walsh who was unable to be there.

Each of the 26 debutantes was formally introduced by emcee Stan Gardner and joined by an honor guard escort for the presentation. A debutante presentation gift was provided by Eiseman NorthPark Center.

In attendance were proud parents including Harlan and Kathy Crow, Vaughn and Dena Miller, Heather and Bill Esping, Patrick and Dawne Tribolet, and Yvete Ostolaza and Peter B. Dewar.

The evening was the start of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend which included a mixer for the debs and honor guard, as well as a Bow Boot Camp for the debs.

During the Christmas Holidays, the debs will return for another busy schedule of parties and bow practice. All the many events will culminate with the 37th Presentation Ball which will be held on February 11, 2023.

The 2023 Debutantes are: Britton Barcus, Margaret Bracken, Stephanie Ciarochi, Kate Clark, Sarah Crow, Elena Dewar, Gracie Dix, Natalie Duvall, Arden Eiland, Charlotte Esping, Kaitlin Ann Kelly, Celeste Lay, Ella Marks, Ellie Michaelson, Gigi Miller, Lydia Pigott, Morgan Potter, Sasha Schwimmer, Ellie Steindorf, Catherine Stiles, Elizabeth Thompson, Lucy Tilden, CeCe Tribolet, Danielle Ward, Paige Williams, and Nicole Zimmer.

The Presentation Ball, which was first held in 1987, is the largest fundraiser for the DSOL. Over $13 million has been raised for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra through the annual event, which was created with the vision of long-time League member Tincy Miller, who chaired the first ball.  

Founded in 1946, the DSOL's mission is to support the Dallas Symphony Orchestra through service, education and fundraising activities. Since 1998 the League has contributed over $21 million in support of the Dallas Symphony Association’s Community Outreach and Education programs, which help bring the wonder of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra to thousands of youths and adults in the Dallas Metroplex.

 

Photos by GITTINGS and Deborah Brown

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Lele Sadoughi, Claire Catrino

Event Chairs Sharon Lee Clark and Kira Nasrat kicked-off the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League 9th Annual Fashion Notes Luncheon and Style Show on October 13, 2022 at a fresh new venue. It was held in the new Virgin Hotels Dallas at its premiere location in the Design District located at 1445 Turtle Creek Boulevard, providing a youthful vibe for the event. 

“We are delighted to celebrate elegantly bold fashion and timeless music in this incredible new venue,” said DSOL President Cynthia Beaird.  

Highlighting fashion design and the Dallas Symphony Community, the event started with a morning reception and raffle followed by a fashion presentation and luncheon live auction. 

The crowd was dressed ultra-trendy. In attendance were many young movers and shakers including Kate Boatright, Madelaine Lam, Laura Price, Nipa Nobel, Samantha Stewart, Anne Hyun, Melissa Pastora, Whitney Turner and Madelaine Lam.  

Cynthia Beaird introduced the Honorary Chairs, mother-daughter duo Janie Donosky Condon and Patsy Donosky, longtime supporters of the Dallas Symphony and well known throughout the Dallas arts community. Patsy and Janie are the daughter and granddaughter of the late Juanita and Henry Miller, a philanthropic family that has been instrumental in transforming the DSO and the Dallas arts community through the years with their support. 

This year’s featured Fashion Designer Award was presented to Lele Sadoughi, who started the craze of decorated headbands which adorned the heads of many guests in the audience and on the runway models. Lele attended with family members in support: her mom Jeri Finkelstein and her daughter Shanna Bygott-Webb. 

Stunning fashions from St. John were modeled in a runway presentation by League members and their families, past and present DSOL Debutantes, and members of the DSO Family. 

Bachendorf's was the fine jewelry sponsor and adorned the models with beautiful jewelry. 

The event was sponsored by PaperCity, the print and digital local luxury lifestyle media sponsor and Virgin Hotels Dallas. 

Proceeds from the event benefit the Dallas Symphony Association’s Education and Outreach programs including Young Strings and Young Musicians which provide free instruments and free music lessons to children in the Dallas Community. 

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The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League presents Deck the Halls, a family holiday concert at the Meyerson on Saturday, December 3, 2022. 

Families are encouraged to bring children and grandchildren to one of the League's most beloved events. The morning begins at 10:00 a.m. with cookie decorating and family activities prior to the 1-hour long family concert. The ticket includes a VIP Symphony experience with muffins, mimosas and crafts for the kids. 

Claire Catrino is the event chair. Cynthia Beaird is the DSOL President.

 

$150/Person. Limited to 50 tickets.

For Info: claire4790@gmail.com

Purchase online www.dallassymphonyleague.com

 

Proceeds from the event benefit the Dallas Symphony Association’s Education and Outreach programs including Young Strings and Young Musicians which provide free instruments and free music lessons to children in the Dallas Community.   

 

ABOUT THE DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LEAGUE 

 

Mission Statement: The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League is an organization of volunteers who support the Dallas Symphony Association through service, education and fundraising activities. 

History: Since 1946, the DSO League has worked to support the Dallas Symphony Orchestra through service, education and fundraising efforts. Since 1998, the League has contributed more than $20 million in support of the Dallas Symphony Association’s Community Outreach and Education programs, which help bring the wonder of music to thousands in the Dallas Metroplex.

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Russell Crews, Patty Sullivan, Lila Stewart, Brad Grist, Karen Hettrick

 

The Greater East Dallas Chamber’s 18th Annual Economic Summit Presented by CC Young was held October 18th at the Lakewood Country Club. Combining the East Dallas community’s dedication to education, growth, the work force and development, this year’s Economic Summit centered around the theme “Flip Your Script: Finding Opportunity and Adventure Everywhere.” 

The 2022 Economic Summit was chaired by Karen Hettrick who serves as Vice Chair l of the Chamber board. 

Says Hettrick: “The East Dallas Chamber of Commerce was once again pleased to bring quality speakers and programs to the community and this year’s line-up was no exception.” 

As part of the Economic Summit, the Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce officially released the much anticipated 2022 Economic Report. This publication included an exclusive economic analysis specific to the East Dallas community. Each guest received a publication and a copy of the 2022 Economic Report can be found the chamber’s website.

Featured speakers were Councilmembers Paula Blackmon, Adam McGough and Paul Ridley, DISD Trustee Dan Micciche, The Dallas Morning News real estate editor Steve Brown and the keynote speaker was Lila Stewart, co-founder of Hari Mari. 

Micciche spoke about DISD's work to implement its $3.5 billion bond package and to improve its services for the district's more than 140,000 students who are economically disadvantaged. 

The councilmembers participated in a panel discussion, speaking about ongoing and upcoming projects in each of their districts.Steve Brown shared the latest in area real estate news with his entertaining sense of humor. 

“Dallas-Fort Worth has the top real estate market in the country”, says Brown. “And so far, a pandemic and higher interest rates aren't slowing things down. It's the thousands of people moving to North Texas each year that keep the property market here moving.” 

Keynote speaker Lila Stewart, a native Dallasite and mom of two, is the Co-Founder of Hari Mari, which began in East Dallas in 2012 with the simple mission of making comfortable, premium sandals & footwear for men, women, and children. Lila's expertise and experience in Wholesale, Public Relations, Retail, and Sales Management has helped place Hari Mari in over 1,000 retail locations across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Bahamas. The company is celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year.

Lila’s true passion is the brand's philanthropy - Hari Mari donates 1% of sales to help children and families battling pediatric cancer. It's called #FlopsFightingCancer. She shared a brief video which featured several children sharing their stories of their battle with cancer. There was not a dry eye in the room when the clip ended.

Sponsors for the event included: CC Young – Presenting Sponsor; Atmos Energy – Platinum Sponsor; Comerica Bank and Oncor – Gold Sponsors; White Rock Medical Center and Veritex Community Bank – Silver Sponsors; Locke Lord LLP and Frost Bank – Bronze Sponsors; Advocate Media – Media Sponsor. 

Table hosts included BackMenders Chiropractic With Care, Bishop Lynch High School, Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International, Business Solutions Technology, Community Impact Newspaper, Ebby Halliday - Little White House; Independence Title, Jenny Capritta / RE/MAX DFW Associates, Jesse's AC & Appliance Repair, Juliette Fowler Communities, Mill Creek Residential Trust, St. John's Episcopal School, Sayre Hettrick Group at Briggs Freeman, and White Rock Lake Foundation.

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BRANIFF STYLE TOUR - COME FLY WITH US

Before American and Southwest Airlines, there was only one hometown Dallas airline and that was Braniff International. Based here! Best Here! First Here! 

Enjoy an evening of reminiscing about the history and legacy of Braniff Airways. Mr. David Preziosi, Braniff Airways Foundation Board Member and Executive Director of Texas Historical Foundation will present the program, which will include the story of one of the most groundbreaking and revolutionary airlines in history, Braniff’s incredible focus on design and marketing, and a mini fashion show featuring Braniff’s epochal flight attendant uniform designs from Haute Couturier’s Emilio Pucci and Halston. Braniff flight attendants will model these magnificent icons of airline fashion. Mr. Collin Ice, Braniff International Vice President, will discuss Braniff today and what to expect from America's Most Colorful Carrier in the future.

 

BRANIFF STYLE TOUR 

November 15, 2022 

6PM

Dallas Historical Society

Hall of State Auditorium

3939 East Grand Avenue

Dallas, Texas 75210

Tickets are free but you will need to sign up to attend. Seating is limited. Click the link below to make your seating reservations:

 https://braniff.eventbrite.com

or at

www.braniffinternational.com

 

Braniff Airways Foundation

www.braniffinternational.com

www.braniffboutique.com

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BUSINESS AWARDS?

SUBMIT YOUR FAVORITE BUSINESS 

DEADLINE November 10, 2022

 

 

Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the annual Business of the Year Awards. Nominations are accepted through the online nomination form at www.eastdallaschamber.com. A follow up questionnaire will be sent to each nominee for detailed information. Chamber membership is not a requirement. The deadline for nominations is November 10, 2022.

The winners will be announced on November 17th and awards will be presented at a luncheon on December 8th at The Point at CC Young. 

Nominees will be considered for the following categories: 

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - This award is given to recognize the outstanding East Dallas business of the year. 

ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR This award is presented for Entrepreneurial Achievements and noted individual successes during the past year. 

CHAIRMAN'S AWARD This award is presented for outstanding community and Chamber support by a company and/or an individual associated with the company who has made an outstanding contribution to the community and to the Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce. 

LIVE LOCAL AWARD This award is given to recognize a small business/small business owner in East Dallas, who is a community leader who supports and gives back to the community. 

R.S. MUNGER BUSINESS PIONEER AWARD - Criteria for Consideration: Was solely (or at least primarily) responsible for the development of an innovative technology, creative/artistic concept or process, or business method, model or concept; Significant East Dallas connection (lives, works here – currently or for a large part of life).
 

 

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DEADLINE November 10, 2022

 
 
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Claire Catrino, Sharon Lee Clark, Patsy Donosky, Janie Donosky Condon, Kira Nasrat.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Fashion Notes Luncheon and Style Show patrons were feted with a Champagne reception at the new St. John Boutique in NorthPark on October 6. Informal modeling provided a preview of the fresh new designs in store for the Fashion Notes runway presentation. The event is chaired by Sharon Lee Clark and Kira Nasrat and will be held on October 13, 2022. it will be in a brand new venue, Virgin Hotels Dallas at its premiere location in the Design District located at 1445 Turtle Creek Boulevard. 

“We are delighted to celebrate elegantly bold fashion and timeless music in this incredible new venue,” said DSOL President Cynthia Beaird.   

The guests were able to meet and mingle with the Honorary Chairs, mother-daughter duo Janie Donosky Condon Patsy Donosky, longtime supporters of the Dallas Symphony and well known throughout the Dallas arts community. Patsy and Janie are the daughter and granddaughter of the late Juanita and Henry Miller, a philanthropic family that has been instrumental in transforming the DSO and the arts community through the years with their support.

“When we were considering who could be the perfect Honorary Chairs for Fashion Notes, Janie and her mother Patsy came to mind,” said Sharon. “Here is a mother and daughter who have a long charitable history of serving the Dallas community especially the symphony as leaders and role models. We are so grateful for their wisdom and support.“ 

This year’s featured Designer Award will be presented to designer Lele Sadoughi. Stunning fashions from St. John will be modeled in a runway presentation by League members and their families, past and present DSOL Debutantes, and members of the DSO Family. Highlighting fashion design and the Dallas Symphony Community, the event starts with a morning reception and raffle followed by a fashion presentation and luncheon live auction. Local favorite Scott Murray will serve as the emcee. 

Bachendorf's is confirmed as the fine jewelry sponsor of Fashion Notes. Fallon Bock is now designing jewelry for Fallon B and Bachendorf's and will be donating a piece in the live auction. She has a long history with the DSOL as she is a past Debutante and has served as President of the Assembly. 

The event is sponsored by PaperCity, the print and digital local luxury lifestyle media sponsor, and Virgin Hotels Dallas. 

Krane Home will be the exclusive home decor sponsor, donating a room of wallpaper, a large framed artwork, and pillows to the auction and Raffle.                                  

 

TICKETS

Table sponsorships are available from $3,000 - $15,000. Individual tickets are available for $300 and $500. Sponsorships and Underwriting benefits include preferred seating, modeling spots, DSO concert tickets and recognition, special program visibility and more. 

Tickets and additional information available: www.dallassymphonyleague.com

 

Media:

Facebook: facebook.com/DSOLvolunteers

Instagram: @DSOLeague

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Photo by Chuck Clark Patsy Donosky and Janie Donosky Condon

Event chairs Sharon Lee Clark and Kira Nasrat will kick-off the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League 9th Annual Fashion Notes Luncheon and Style Show on October 13, 2022 in a brand new venue. The event has been filled to capacity at the Fairmont Dallas for the past few years and will now be hosted by Virgin Hotels Dallas at its premiere location in the Design District located at 1445 Turtle Creek Boulevard. 

“We are delighted to celebrate elegantly bold fashion and timeless music in this incredible new venue,” said DSOL President Cynthia Beaird.   

Sharon and Kira are excited to introduce the Honorary Chairs for this event, mother-daughter duo Janie Donosky Condon and Patsy Donosky, longtime supporters of the Dallas Symphony and well known throughout the Dallas arts community. 

“When we were considering who could be the perfect Honorary Chairs for Fashion Notes, Janie and her mother Patsy came to mind,” said Sharon. “Here is a mother and daughter who have a long charitable history of serving the Dallas community especially the symphony as leaders and role models. We are so grateful for their wisdom and support.“  

Patsy and Janie are the daughter and granddaughter of the late Juanita and Henry Miller, a philanthropic family that has been instrumental in transforming the DSO and the Dallas arts community through the years with their support. 

Patsy and Janie’s lives have been parallel in multiple organizations through the years. Both have been chairmen of the Women’s Board of the Dallas Opera and both have been Dallas Opera Ball Chairmen. They are in the Dallas Woman’s Club and the Dallas Garden Club. They were both honored in the Crystal Charity Ball Best Dressed Hall of Fame and have both been named Theta of the Year by the Dallas Alumni Group. 

Separately, Patsy is a former president of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League and former president of the Junior Group. She has been Chairman of Texas Women for the Arts, Texas Cultural Trust Council, UTSW President’s Advisory Board, and Center for Brain Health Leadership Council. She has been recognized with numerous awards including the 2002 TACA/Neiman Marcus Silver Cup Award, the Dallas Garden Club Louise Perry Award, and the Champion of the Arts Award 2012 – Texas Women for the Arts. 

Janie and husband David have had three Symphony Debutante daughters. She is a past Cattle Baron’s Ball Chairman and has co-chaired The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society St. Valentine’s Day Style Show and Luncheon, the Kidney Texas Fashion Show, and Vine and Dine benefiting Ability Network. She is also a sustainer in the Junior League.

This year’s featured Designer Award will be presented to designer Lele Sadoughi. Stunning fashions from St. John will be modeled in a runway presentation by League members and their families, past and present DSOL Debutantes, and members of the DSO Family. Highlighting fashion design and the Dallas Symphony Community, the event starts with a morning reception and raffle followed by a fashion presentation and luncheon live auction. Local favorite Scott Murray will serve as the emcee. 

Bachendorf's is confirmed as the fine jewelry sponsor of Fashion Notes. Fallon Bock is now designing jewelry for Fallon B and Bachendorf's and will be donating a piece in the live auction. She has a long history with the DSOL as she is a past Debutante and has served as President of the Assembly. 

The event is sponsored by PaperCity, the print and digital local luxury lifestyle media sponsor, and Virgin Hotels Dallas.

 Krane Home will be the exclusive home decor sponsor, donating a room of wallpaper, a large framed artwork, and pillows to the auction and Raffle.                              

TICKETS

 

Table sponsorships are available from $3,000 - $15,000. Individual tickets are available for $300 and $500. Sponsorships and Underwriting benefits include preferred seating, modeling spots, DSO concert tickets and recognition, special program visibility and more. 

Additional information will soon be available: www.dallassymphonyleague.com

Media:

Facebook: facebook.com/DSOLvolunteers

Instagram: @DSOLeague

 

BENEFITING

Proceeds from the event benefit the Dallas Symphony Association’s Education and Outreach programs

including Young Strings and Young Musicians which provide free instruments and free music lessons to

children in the Dallas Community.  

 

ABOUT THE DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LEAGUE 

Mission Statement: The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League is an organization of volunteers who support the Dallas Symphony Association through service, education and fundraising activities. 

History: Since 1946, the DSO League has worked to support the Dallas Symphony Orchestra through service, education and fundraising efforts. Through the participation of 1100+ members with their innumerable gifts of time, talents and treasure, MUCH has been accomplished. $1,650,000 was raised in 2021-2022 and presented to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Since 1998, the League has contributed more than $22 million in support of the Dallas Symphony Association’s Community Outreach and Education programs, which help bring the wonder of music to thousands in the Dallas Metroplex.

 

ABOUT THE DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra presents the finest in orchestral music at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, regarded as one of the world's premier concert halls. As the largest performing arts organization in the Southwest, the DSO is committed to inspiring the broadest possible audience with distinctive classical programs, inventive pops concerts and innovative multi-media presentations. In fulfilling its commitment to the community, the orchestra reaches more than 230,000 adults and children through performances, educational programs and community outreach initiatives.

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Patsy Donosky and Janie Donosky Condon

Event chairs Sharon Lee Clark and Kira Nasrat will kick-off the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League 9th Annual Fashion Notes Luncheon and Style Show on October 13, 2022 in a brand new venue. The event has been filled to capacity at the Fairmont Dallas for the past few years and will now be hosted by Virgin Hotels Dallas at its premiere location in the Design District located at 1445 Turtle Creek Boulevard. 

“We are delighted to celebrate elegantly bold fashion and timeless music in this incredible new venue,” said DSOL President Cynthia Beaird.   

Sharon and Kira are excited to introduce the Honorary Chairs for this event, mother-daughter duo Janie Donosky Condon and Patsy Donosky, longtime supporters of the Dallas Symphony and well known throughout the Dallas arts community. 

“When we were considering who could be the perfect Honorary Chairs for Fashion Notes, Janie and her mother Patsy came to mind,” said Sharon. “Here is a mother and daughter who have a long charitable history of serving the Dallas community especially the symphony as leaders and role models. We are so grateful for their wisdom and support.“  

Patsy and Janie are the daughter and granddaughter of the late Juanita and Henry Miller, a philanthropic family that has been instrumental in transforming the DSO and the Dallas arts community through the years with their support. 

Patsy and Janie’s lives have been parallel in multiple organizations through the years. Both have been chairmen of the Women’s Board of the Dallas Opera and both have been Dallas Opera Ball Chairmen. They are in the Dallas Woman’s Club and the Dallas Garden Club. They were both honored in the Crystal Charity Ball Best Dressed Hall of Fame and have both been named Theta of the Year by the Dallas Alumni Group. 

Separately, Patsy is a former president of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League and former president of the Junior Group. She has been Chairman of Texas Women for the Arts, Texas Cultural Trust Council, UTSW President’s Advisory Board, and Center for Brain Health Leadership Council. She has been recognized with numerous awards including the 2002 TACA/Neiman Marcus Silver Cup Award, the Dallas Garden Club Louise Perry Award, and the Champion of the Arts Award 2012 – Texas Women for the Arts. 

Janie and husband David have had three Symphony Debutante daughters. She is a past Cattle Baron’s Ball Chairman and has co-chaired The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society St. Valentine’s Day Style Show and Luncheon, the Kidney Texas Fashion Show, and Vine and Dine benefiting Ability Network. She is also a sustainer in the Junior League.

This year’s featured Designer Award will be presented to designer Lele Sadoughi. Stunning fashions from St. John will be modeled in a runway presentation by League members and their families, past and present DSOL Debutantes, and members of the DSO Family. Highlighting fashion design and the Dallas Symphony Community, the event starts with a morning reception and raffle followed by a fashion presentation and luncheon live auction. Local favorite Scott Murray will serve as the emcee. 

Bachendorf's is confirmed as the fine jewelry sponsor of Fashion Notes. Fallon Bock is now designing jewelry for Fallon B and Bachendorf's and will be donating a piece in the live auction. She has a long history with the DSOL as she is a past Debutante and has served as President of the Assembly. 

The event is sponsored by PaperCity, the print and digital local luxury lifestyle media sponsor, and Virgin Hotels Dallas.

 Krane Home will be the exclusive home decor sponsor, donating a room of wallpaper, a large framed artwork, and pillows to the auction and Raffle.                              

TICKETS

 

Table sponsorships are available from $3,000 - $15,000. Individual tickets are available for $300 and $500. Sponsorships and Underwriting benefits include preferred seating, modeling spots, DSO concert tickets and recognition, special program visibility and more. 

Additional information will soon be available: www.dallassymphonyleague.com

Media:

Facebook: facebook.com/DSOLvolunteers

Instagram: @DSOLeague

 

BENEFITING

Proceeds from the event benefit the Dallas Symphony Association’s Education and Outreach programs

including Young Strings and Young Musicians which provide free instruments and free music lessons to

children in the Dallas Community.  

 

ABOUT THE DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LEAGUE 

Mission Statement: The Dallas Symphony Orchestra League is an organization of volunteers who support the Dallas Symphony Association through service, education and fundraising activities. 

History: Since 1946, the DSO League has worked to support the Dallas Symphony Orchestra through service, education and fundraising efforts. Through the participation of 1100+ members with their innumerable gifts of time, talents and treasure, MUCH has been accomplished. $1,650,000 was raised in 2021-2022 and presented to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Since 1998, the League has contributed more than $22 million in support of the Dallas Symphony Association’s Community Outreach and Education programs, which help bring the wonder of music to thousands in the Dallas Metroplex.

 

ABOUT THE DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra presents the finest in orchestral music at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, regarded as one of the world's premier concert halls. As the largest performing arts organization in the Southwest, the DSO is committed to inspiring the broadest possible audience with distinctive classical programs, inventive pops concerts and innovative multi-media presentations. In fulfilling its commitment to the community, the orchestra reaches more than 230,000 adults and children through performances, educational programs and community outreach initiatives.