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The celebration of the Lunar New Year officially begins on Wednesday, Jan. 28, but Galleria Dallas is beginning its celebration early with an art installation of nearly 250 enormous lanterns over the ice rink to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. The beautiful lantern festival installation will be complete Jan. 17 and will stay up through Tuesday, Feb. 18.

 

 

 

Galleria Dallas also will host the HD Lion Dance Foundation, who will perform a colorful dragon dance at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8 on Level 1 near Sephora. In addition to the exciting dance performance, visitors will enjoy a high-energy drumming performance as a part of the celebration. According to ancient tradition, the Year of the Snake will bring transformation, renewal and personal growth, all traits celebrated at the popular shopping destination. For families, on Thursday, Feb. 6, author Isabelle Engler will share music and stories celebrating Lunar New Year during her popular PALS Showtime performance at 10:30 a.m. on Level III near the Children’s Play Place.

 

 

 

“Our Lunar New Year celebration has become one of our most popular traditions each year,” said Galleria Dallas General Manager Angie Freed. “From the time the beautiful lanterns raise above the Galleria Ice Skating Center through the high-energy Lunar New Year celebration, there is an energy and joy that really brings a sense of community to Galleria Dallas.”

 

About Galleria Dallas 

Galleria Dallas is an iconic shopping center with a unique collection of more than 200 retailers, restaurants and experiences including Nordstrom, Macy’s, the world’s only GAP, Banana Republic and Old Navy combo anchor, The Westin Galleria Dallas and the signature Galleria Ice Skating Center. Welcoming more than 12 million visitors annually, only Galleria Dallas delivers the consummate Dallas shopping experience. Visit galleriadallas.com for hours and to learn more about the shopping center. Galleria Dallas is owned by MetLife Investment Management, managed by Trademark Property Group, Inc.  Galleria Dallas, 13350 Dallas Parkway, Dallas, Texas, 75240.

For Social Media:  @GalleriaDallas #GalleriaDallas @galleriadallasiceskating #galleriadallasiceskating

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We are T-minus 20 DAYS from the kick-off of our Mansfield Minis' Volleyball Academy!  We still have spots available in sessions on both Mondays and Wednesdays - sign up your kiddo now at http://tinyurl.com/mansfieldminis2025 for one or both days. Use the code TWOSESSIONS in the discount code box on the payment page for $10 off one of them if she's coming to both. Please let me know if you have any questions - hope to see you guys there!

Mansfield Minis’ Volleyball Academy

@ Mansfield High School

Session I: Jan 27, Feb 10, 17, 24, and Mar 10 (Mondays)

Session II: Jan 29, Feb 12, 19, 26, and Mar 12 (Wednesdays)

5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

** MISD K - 6th graders at schools zoned for MHS (Boren, Brown, Nash, Reid, Tipps, Asa Low,or Mary Orr)

OR who have a parent employed at Mansfield High School are invited to attend!!

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The Ann & Charles Eisemann International Young Artist Competition, a prestigious event presented by the Richardson Symphony Orchestra (RSO), is set to take place on January 11, 2025, at the First United Methodist Church in Richardson, Texas. This year's competition will feature 13 of the most talented young pianists, ages 18-26, as they compete for the chance to perform a standard concerto with the RSO. 

Recognized for its commitment to fostering the next generation of classical musicians, the competition alternates annually between string and piano categories. The generous support of Ann and Charles Eisemann makes this remarkable event possible, providing a unique platform for young artists to showcase their extraordinary talents on an international stage. 

An esteemed panel of judges will preside over this year's competition, including Dr. Pamela Mia Paul, Regents Professor of Piano at the University of North Texas; Dr. Yoshikazu Nagai, Professor of Piano and Chamber Music Chair at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music; and Professor Alan Chow, Professor of Piano and Piano Department Chair at the Eastman School of Music. 

The event is free and open to the public, offering an exceptional opportunity for music students and enthusiasts to experience the artistry and skill of these young pianists firsthand. The schedule is as follows: 

- Date: Saturday, January 11, 2025 

- Location: First United Methodist Richardson, Richardson, TX 

- Semi-final rounds: Begin at 9:00 AM 

- Final round: Begins approximately at 4 PM 

We invite teachers, students, and the community to attend this inspiring event. 

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The Clements Foundation and La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas are still matching all Mad for Plaid gifts up to $100,000! Every dollar you give will go twice as far to support teacher and staff salaries.

 

Don’t wait—this matching challenge ends this Wednesday, Jan. 8. Click here to make your gift today!

 

Your Mad for Plaid donation supports the District in retaining and attracting top talent, and we hope you don’t miss the chance to have your gift doubled by giving today. Every gift, no matter the size, will help the Foundation gift $1.8 million to HPISD, which accounts for 3% of the total district salaries in 2024-2025. To learn more, tune in to our video.

 

Thank you to the Clements Foundation, established by Governor Bill Clements, HPHS Class of ’34, and La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas, for their continued generosity and passion in challenging our community to support our wonderful educators! Double your gift by giving now here.

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Palak Patel

Junior Achievement of Dallas (JA Dallas) is proud to announce Palak Patel as the 2025 JA Dallas Student of the Year. A senior at Plano East Senior High School, Patel was selected from a competitive pool of more than 100 applicants for her outstanding academic achievements, leadership and commitment to community impact. As part of this prestigious recognition, Patel will receive the Sandi Smith Scholarship, a $10,000 award to support her higher education journey in college and pursuit of a career in business.

Patel has been involved with JA Dallas as a participant in the JA Career Speaker Series and as an intern with JA Dallas. In her application essay, she described the lessons she learned as an intern: “I found myself diving into projects that challenged me to think in new ways and take on responsibilities I had never expected. It wasn’t just about tasks and deadlines; it was about learning how to navigate the complex world of business and understanding the value of making smart, informed decisions.”

As the JA Dallas Student of the Year, Patel will play a key role in the upcoming Dallas Business Hall of Fame, presented by Ryan, LLC, on February 22, 2025, at the Omni Dallas Hotel. During the event, she will address an audience of business and community leaders, sharing her inspiring journey and future aspirations. The student will also be recognized at the Laureate Reception, an exclusive gathering honoring this year’s distinguished Hall of Fame Laureates: Allie Beth Allman, Curtis C. Farmer and Dale Petroskey.

The Dallas Business Hall of Fame benefiting Junior Achievement of Dallas celebrates the best and brightest in the Dallas business community who have made a meaningful impact in the region. Now in its 27th year, the gala raises essential funds to support Junior Achievement’s mission to inspire and prepare young people for success in a global economy.

“Each year, the JA Dallas Student of the Year reminds us of the incredible potential of our young people,” said Chris LaTurno, President and CEO of Junior Achievement of Dallas. “Palak Patel exemplifies the qualities of leadership, perseverance and ambition that we strive to instill in every student who participates in our programs. We are proud to honor Palak at this year’s Dallas Business Hall of Fame and are excited to see her future unfold.”

The Sandi Smith Scholarship is awarded annually to a high school senior who has participated in Junior Achievement programs, with applicants evaluated on academic achievement, leadership and a personal essay. This scholarship underscores Junior Achievement’s commitment to fostering education as a pathway to opportunity.

About the Dallas Business Hall of Fame 

Since its inception, the Dallas Business Hall of Fame has raised more than $5 million to support Junior Achievement of Dallas’ mission of inspiring and preparing young people for success. The annual gala celebrates the achievements of Dallas’ most influential business leaders while raising critical funds to provide students with learning experiences in financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship. Through these programs, JA Dallas has reached over 700,000 local students, equipping them with the skills, knowledge and confidence to become the next generation of leaders. For more information on the event, visit jadallasbusinesshalloffame.org.

About Junior Achievement of Dallas

JA Dallas prepares students for the business of life. The nonprofit organization equips young people with hands-on learning experiences in financial literacy, workplace readiness and entrepreneurship so they can thrive in our complex world and workplaces.

Last year, more than 2,500 business and community volunteers helped lead JA’s proven learning experiences across Dallas, Collin, Denton and Kaufman counties, engaging more than 100,000 students in real-world skills that life and employers demand. JA alums are more likely to have a college degree, make higher earnings and start businesses. For more information, visit www.jadallas.org

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St. Andrew Prom Closet Now accepting donations of dresses, jewelry, shoes, handbags, and wraps!

MAKING PROM DREAMS COME TRUE:

16th Annual St. Andrew Prom Closet: Feb. 18 – March 1, 2025

Now collecting donations of dresses, jewelry, shoes, handbags, and wraps 

The fairy godmothers of The St. Andrew Prom Closet announce that the 16th Annual Prom Closet is scheduled for Feb. 18-20 and 22 and Feb. 24 – March 1, 2025, at St. Andrew Methodist Church in Plano. Girls from ANYWHERE in need of a prom dress are invited to come select a dress and accessories - all at no cost. Donations of dresses (sizes 0-30), jewelry, shoes, handbags, and wraps are needed.

“This month we begin asking for the community’s help in providing donations of dresses and accessories,” said Devra Helffrich, a founder of the St. Andrew Prom Closet, which was created to provide a unique shopping experience for young ladies who because of finances would be unable to attend prom. “Start the New Year with a clean closet and bring us your gently used dresses as well as shoes, jewelry, and handbags! We also have an option to purchase items for the girls through our Amazon shopping link, which will be on the Prom Closet website. Each year, we depend on donations from individuals, local groups and businesses to provide the many items needed to complete each girl’s prom ensemble.”

For shoppers, appointments are required to improve the overall experience and minimize wait times. Online registration for shoppers as well as volunteers begins Jan. 23. Visit standrewmethodist.org/prom closet. Each shopper must be present to select her own dress and accessories and may have one guest, age 16 or older. A volunteer will assist each girl throughout the process, and there will be 40 shopping spots per each 90-minute time slot.

Prom Closet, a service of the St. Andrew Methodist Women, provides prom attire to approximately 1,000 high school girls each year. While the need is great, the impact the dress makes on the girl and her family is immeasurable. When Prom Closet first began in 2009, 35 girls from local high schools received dresses and accessories. In 2024, 1,073 girls from 213 schools and 103 school districts received dresses and accessories. Over the years, Prom Closet has welcomed girls from across Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma as well as exchange students from Germany, Poland, Switzerland, and Thailand. A total of 941 volunteers came together last year to help make prom dreams come true.

“For the St. Andrew Methodist Women, Prom Closet is a year-round labor of love,” said Rev. Arthur Jones, senior pastor, St. Andrew. “This dedicated group of women, combined with the many volunteers who make it happen each year, know its value. Each volunteer strives to provide an uplifting experience by letting the young ladies know they are loved, and they are beautiful. The Prom Closet has grown into such an incredible outreach program in North Texas and beyond because of the love and hard work of our volunteers. Words are not enough to thank them for going above and beyond each year to make prom dreams come true.”

All donations may be dropped off at St. Andrew, 1401 Mira Vista Blvd., just inside the church’s north entry doors on a designated dress rack. Look for the covered walkway leading to the entrance and see the website for specific drop-off hours. To sign up to volunteer, shop or find out more information, visit standrewmethodist.org/promcloset. For any questions, call the Prom Closet informational hotline at 469-385-1810, or email standrewpromcloset@gmail.com.

“Prom Closet needs many volunteers, and we hope you will consider signing up,” added Helffrich. “It is such a joyful and heartwarming place, and there are volunteer positions to suit every individual from set-up to check-in and check-out, to serving as personal shoppers for the girls. Join us!”

 

St. Andrew PROM CLOSET 

 

Website and Registration for shopper and volunteers: www.standrewmethodist.org/promcloset

Hotline: 469-385-1810

Email: standrewpromcloset@gmail.com

Instagram: promclosetstandrew

Twitter: @promclosetStA

Facebook: Prom Closet: St. Andrew

LinkedIn: Prom Closet: St. Andrew 

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St. Andrew Methodist Church, founded in 1986, is located on 21.2 acres in Plano, Texas, and has more than 7,000 members. The church hosts over 2,000 people each weekend for worship services in both a traditional style with the classic pipe organ and a contemporary style with an LED center screen and lighting technology. St. Andrew extends an open invitation for all to be a part of a community ready to embrace faith in Christ that is real, practical, and life changing.  Many opportunities are provided to gather on campus and serve locally, regionally, and globally. Through Invite Ministries, St. Andrew’s publishing house, and Beacon of Light, a mental health ministry, St. Andrew offers innovative ways to reach Christians within its congregation and out in the community. The new 300-seat Hasley Chapel provides worship and other gathering opportunities in a scenic and more intimate setting. In 2022 St. Andrew became an independent Methodist Church seeking to live more like Jesus every day and to learn in deeper ways what it means to follow His teachings, live in community, and serve the world. 5801 W. Plano Parkway, Plano, Texas 75093. Visit www.standrewmethodist.org; call (972)380-8001.

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Steering Committee – photo by Tamytha Cameron

Tickets for the 67th annual Junior Symphony Ball will go on sale Wednesday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m. Over 2,000 high school students from 35 schools are expected to attend the event set for Saturday, February 1 at Gilley’s from 7:30 – 10:30 pm. The JSB is a “Party with a Purpose” fundraising event where high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors come together and celebrate with an evening filled with dancing, professionally staffed gaming tables, raffles, prizes and refreshments. Detroit native Brandon Williams, known globally as 13LACKBEARD, is the official DJ.

General Admission tickets will go on sale for $175. Click Here for ticket information.

The JSB is the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League’s longest running fundraiser. It was founded with the concept of “student-led, parent-guided” leadership. While JSB has evolved in scope and participation size, it has always been a high school student fundraising event for the DSO hosted by area 10th-12th grade high school students and their parents. Proceeds support DSO outreach programs such as the Young Strings program and the Young Musicians program. 

 

JSB Co-chairs  - photo by Tamytha Cameron
From left to right-Gracelyn Nix, Tanner Krug, Emerson Mayes, Teddy Fleiss, Avery Black, Zach Shapiro, Kate Davidson, Jack Steed, Clara Tolleson, Johnny Willingham.

 

Follow JSB on Social Media

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JSBdallas/
Instagram @jsbdalas

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Alumni from all classes of Highland Park High School are invited to stop by the Barley House Wednesday 1/8 530pm to 730pm to meet up for fun and networking! Invite all your classmates and other years friends too!

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Deathwish

Superhero, #2

by

Justin Richman

 

Fast-paced and exciting, Adam's a regular guy with superhuman ability, and his story may be better than the debut of the super series.

 

Adam's body has the unexplainable ability to heal itself almost instantaneously, and he's been supplementing his income from his retail position by fighting for money in the alley behind his best friend's bar. But one night, after an encounter in Decker City with the vigilante crimefighter known as The Gray Hood, he begins to consider the possibility that he, too, could put his special ability to better use. After he loses his day job, he goes on a ride-along with a police friend, Lt. Shane Cranston, and Adam's smitten: he wants to fight crime. 

At this time, Decker City is a hotbed of violence and criminal activity, but Adam's hometown, nearby Mapleton, is fairly quiet until Adam and Shane get involved in some of Decker City's investigations. Suddenly, both their lives are on the line, and Adam is finding out firsthand how much damage his body can take and still come back. 

Deathwish is the second novel in author Justin Richman's great new Superhero series, and I believe it is even better than his debut outing. It's a fast-paced, exciting, and entertaining story about a regular guy with a superhuman ability to heal even his most grievous wounds instantly. Adam was dealt a tough hand when the ability was discovered and has really been on his own his whole life. I really liked the clever and snarky guy, even his (at times) "Dad joke" dialogue. He's an extrovert and ready to take action, shake things up, and make things work. I loved that he jumped into action even as bullets were flying, knowing absolutely nothing about what he was doing or heading into. I laughed out loud quite a bit and would have read this book cover to cover in one sitting if I hadn't had to deal with real life. 

As in Richman's first Superhero book, there are some great secondary and supporting characters. Shane Cranston, Adam's friendly connection in the Mapleton PD, is a nice guy who is good at this job and genuinely tries to help the wayward Adam find his way. The same can be said for Adam's best friend, Chuck, who is the only other person who knows Adam's secret. I liked Adam's flirtation with Kate Phillips and would love to see that go somewhere for Adam. However, there is a particularly interesting lock-picking officer, Liz McKenzie, who would be fun to get to know better. 

I also enjoyed the crossover between this and book one, The Silver Hood. Usually, a series will maintain the same setting throughout, but in the second Superhero book, we're actually in a nearby city. It was interesting to see the towns all used the same radio dispatcher until Decker City got so busy and crime-riddled that they had to set up a separate system. It was reasonably true to life regarding the lack of cooperation and exchange of information that can arise between agencies. I appreciated that the author didn't let Shane and Adam "poach" on Decker City's jurisdiction without the DC PD initially asking for assistance and, later, the two rightfully anticipating repercussions for overstepping. 

The action in the story is steady, with exciting, almost frantic moments regularly kicking the pace up a notch (to "Eleven"). A major plot twist made me exclaim aloud; I was that surprised. There is a bit of a cliffhanger ending, and there are still some shadowy things and people lurking in the background that predict this author has much more planned! There is also an intriguing explanation for how Adam acquired his unique healing ability.

 With its entertaining premise and non-stop excitement and action, I recommend DEATHWISH to readers who enjoy fantastic superhero tales. (This book has some death and destruction and drinking, but no drugs or "kissing scenes," if that is a consideration for sharing with a younger audience.) 

I voluntarily reviewed this after receiving an Advanced Review Copy from Reedsy Discovery.

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If your New Year’s resolution is to have more fun, then the PGA District is your perfect partner. The acclaimed resort destination is not only home to 13 amazing dining and drinking destinations, the region’s best golf experience and unique retail boutiques, but it is also packed with fun activities throughout January and the new year.

 

 

 

JANUARY EVENTS AT A GLANCE

Jan. 3 | Friday Movie Night – Frozen

Jan. 4 | New Year, Better Your Fitness Series – Yoga with Ignyte Yoga

Jan. 10 | Friday Movie Night – Abominable

Jan. 11 | New Year, Better Your Fitness Series – Barre class with barre3 Frisco

 

Jan. 17 | Friday Movie Night – Happy Feet

Jan. 18 | New Year, Better Your Fitness Series -- Yoga with Ignyte Yoga

Jan. 18 | Blood Drive with Carter Bloodcare

Jan. 24 | Friday Movie Night – Small Foot

Jan. 25 | New Year, Better Your Fitness Series – Mat pilates with SESSION Pilates

Jan. 25 | Pitmasters in the Making: BBQ Class at the Ice House

Jan. 31 | Friday Movie Night – Ice Age

 

JANUARY EVENT DETAILS

Friday Movie Night

Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

7 – 9 p.m.

Catch your favorite family-friendly flicks on the big screen on Friday nights. Each movie will start at 7 p.m., weather permitting. Guests are encouraged to bring a lawn blanket to sit on. PGA District restaurants will be open to serve your favorite foods before and after each show. Concession snacks will also be available for purchase from roaming beverage carts. Outside food and drinks and lawn chairs are not permitted.

 

New Year Better You Fitness Series

Jan. 4, 11, 18, 25

9 – 10 a.m.

New Year, Better You! Join us for a January fitness series at Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa at PGA Frisco. Each Saturday of the month, a local fitness studio will host a 45–60-minute class inside of Panther Creek Event Pavilion.

 

Whether you’re a seasoned fitness guru or just beginning your journey, each class welcomes all levels of fitness. Admission to each class is $15 or buy a pass for all four (4) classes for $40. Reservations are available here.

 

Blood Drive with Carter BloodCare

Jan. 18

11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

PGA Frisco is proud to partner with Carter BloodCare this January in honor of National Blood Donor Month. This nonprofit organization currently provides more than 440,000 blood products annually to more than 200 hospitals serving patients across Texas.

 

The Carter BloodCare Bus will be in the Monument Realty PGA District on Saturday, Jan. 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Donors will receive a complimentary hooded long-sleeve shirt (while supplies last) courtesy of Carter BloodCare. All blood types are needed, especially “O” negative, the universal blood type that can save the lives of all patients. Walk-ups for the drive are always welcome, but reservations are encouraged. Reservations can be made here.

Mocktail Mulligan Happy Hour:

Start the New Year with a refreshing Dry January at Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa! From 3-5 p.m., Monday through Thursday, enjoy our Mocktail Mulligan promotion at The Lookout Bar, The Apron, Lounge by Topgolf, Ice House, and Ryder Cup Grille. Purchase one delicious mocktail and get a complimentary second mocktail, plus, treat yourself to a 15% discount on an appetizer to compliment the mocktail experience. Kick off the New Year the right way!

 

Pitmasters in the Making: BBQ Class at the Ice House

Jan. 27

10 – 11 a.m.

Join us for an exclusive brisket smoking class at the Ice House led by our PGA Frisco Pitmaster and culinary team. This class is perfect for BBQ enthusiasts looking to learn the secrets to smoking the perfect brisket.

 

Our expert pitmaster, Rick Adamo, will teach you all of his tricks when it comes to selecting the right cut of meat, plus mastering the art of trimming, seasoning and smoking.

 

What to expect:

  • A welcome signature drink or mocktail
  • Overview and operation of our new indoor smoker and tour of our outdoor offset smoker
  • Explanation of the Ice House brisket spec and a demonstration on how to trim a Texas-style brisket for smoking
  • In-depth review of smoking procedures including temperature, time, wrapping and resting
  • Tutorial on how to slice a brisket, highlighting the differences between moist (point) and lean (flat) cuts
  • Opportunity to sample brisket straight off the smoker with three different styles of BBQ sauce
  • Q&A session with the Ice House’s pitmaster and culinary team
  • BBQ sauce takeaway gift
  • Guests receive priority seating in the Ice House if they choose to stay for lunch

 

Whether you’re a seasoned BBQ aficionado or a novice looking to learn, this class offers something for everyone.

 

This class is only open to 20 students and is hosted both indoors and outdoors. Early registration is recommended. Tickets for this event are $49 per person and can be purchased here.

 

For more information on PGA District events, sign up for the weekly PGA Frisco emails at pgafrisco.com.

 

Pair your favorite events with an overnight stay at the unrivaled Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa for the ultimate experience. Book a stay here.

 

About PGA Frisco

PGA Frisco is a public/private partnership between the PGA of America, Omni Hotels & Resorts, the City of Frisco, and the Frisco Independent School District. The 660-acre campus is a unique destination that includes: two world-class 18-hole championship golf courses, collectively known as Fields Ranch, and a state-of-the-art clubhouse; the Omni PGA Frisco Resort, featuring 500 guest rooms and suites and 10 exclusive four-bedroom Ranch Houses, four pools, destination spa and 127,000 square feet of meeting and event space; the Monument Realty PGA District which features The Swing, a lighted 10-hole short course, The Dance Floor, a lighted 2-acre putting course and an expansive retail, dining and entertainment district, including an outdoor area for concerts and events, the high-tech, data-driven PGA Coaching Center; the Home of the PGA of America and the Jerry J. Ransom Northern Texas PGA Golf House. Follow PGA Frisco on Facebook and Instagram.

 

About Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa

Opening May 2, 2023, Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa offers a reimagined destination resort experience for the ultimate getaway. With a wide selection of unique experiences and remarkable year-round programming and activities, the resort provides a diverse and fun-filled destination for guests of all ages. The oasis of the 660-acre PGA Frisco campus, this luxury resort will be both one of the world's leading meeting and conference destinations as well as a bucket list leisure destination featuring two championship golf courses at Fields Ranch designed by Gil Hanse and Beau Welling. With comprehensive resort amenities featuring a signature spa, 13 restaurants and bars, and retail shops - there's something designed for all. Featuring subtle nods to Texas culture, each of the resort's 500 guest rooms and suites and 10 exclusive four-bedroom modern-Texas ranch houses, offer sweeping views of lush surrounds. The resort features more than 127,000 sq. ft of indoor and outdoor space for meetings and events, including 2 ballrooms; 19 meeting rooms; 9 outdoor event venues; and Panther Creek Pavilion, the ideal venue for weddings. Visit omnipgafriscoresort.com or call 469-305-4500 for more information and room reservations. Follow Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa on Facebook and Instagram.

 

About the PGA of America

The PGA of America is one of the world’s largest sports organizations, composed of nearly 28,000 PGA Professionals who work daily to grow interest and inclusion in the game of golf. For more information about the PGA of America, visit PGA.com and follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.