A uniquely Texas event celebrating Texas’ independence showcasing the spirit of Texans and collective pride, be it Texas born or getting here as fast as you could! Join us for a Texas-sized celebration featuring live music by the Mojo Brothers Band, regional cuisine and spirits.

Get a private, up-close look at Texas Liberty Forever!, the world’s largest diorama of the Battle of the Alamo. Proceeds of this event benefit the Dallas Historical Society, an organization devoted to preserving and exhibiting the heritage of Dallas and Texas to educate and inspire present and future generations.

Attire: Cowboy Chic.       

Tickets:  $187.00 each.  http://www.dallashistory.org/programs/special-events/

Contact for more information: Michelle Meadows, Director of Development & Special Projects: mm@meadows-productions.com  or call 214-808-9322

Hosts: Jeanette and Stan Graff, Susan and Bob Jenevein, Mary and Bill Pickens, Jr., Rogge Dunn Group, PC, Scheef and Stone – Solid Counsel, Sullivan and Cook, LLC., Lisa and Clay Cooley 

Who: Karl Chiao, Executive Director, Dallas Historical Society & Dr. Roy Washburn, Board Chair

Upcoming Events:

• Saturday, February 25, 2023: First Annual Texas History Symposium.
  10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. By Dr. Stephen L. Hardin & Dr. Lloyd Uglow.

Join the DHS in welcoming Dr. Stephen L. Hardin & Dr. Lloyd Uglow as they discuss the Battle of the Alamo and the Runaway Scrape, as part of our Texas Independence Day Celebration. Hall of State Auditorium, Fair Park.

• Sunday: April 23, 2023: Centennial Community Celebration at Klyde Warren Park presented by Pegasus Bank. This free-to-the-public event will highlight and celebrate our great city, state and local organizations. Live performances by local cultural groups and artists, specially curated exhibit from the DHS Collection, Fun Dallas Pop Ups and Activities, Games and Giveaways, Dallas’ Best Food Trucks.
• Thursday, November 16, 2023:  Dallas Historical Society’s Annual Dallas History Makers Luncheon (formerly Awards for Excellence Luncheon)

The Dallas Historical Society: Whether someone is new to Dallas or a native Texan, the Dallas Historical Society offers programs and exhibits that educates and informs visitors about their home city and reveals insights and little-known facts that one might be unable to grasp from history books alone, especially with the museum’s newest permanent exhibit. Ongoing events include brown bag lectures, Evening With programs, and the Deep Vellum series along with the very special exhibit honoring Texas’ independence, the interactive Texas Liberty Forever: The Battle of the Alamo diorama by Tom Feely. Join in discovering more about Dallas and take part in one or more of these wonderful programs. Visit the website for more information at www.dallashistory.org