Dallas B.R.A.I.N. partners with Goldman Sachs to grow small business community
It’s been a productive two months for the Dallas Business Resource and Information Network (B.R.A.I.N.), augmented by an exciting new […]
Libraries
Dallas Public Library Winter Backpack challenge helping homeless
The Dallas Public Library is asking you to help your neighbors stay warm this winter by participating in the Winter
Dallas Public Library and Parkland Hospital present Men’s Health Conference Saturday
The Dallas Public Library is partnering with Parkland Health and Hospital System and the Men’s Advisory Committee to present the
Dallas Public Library to offer free Healthcare Marketplace help
The Dallas Public Library is partnering with health technology company Cognosante to provide free Healthcare Marketplace enrollment assistance from Certified
Authors of the new novel Welcome to Night Vale, based on the wildly popular podcast, coming to Dallas Public Library Wednesday
The Dallas Public Library will present a conversation with Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor, authors of the new novel Welcome
Dallas Public Library to host “Fancy Nancy” author Jane O’Connor Saturday
The Dallas Public Library is throwing a “Fancy Nancy” Party featuring author Jane O’Connor, at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at their
Survey asks for public input into future of Dallas Public Library
The Dallas Public Library is asking for citizen input to help formulate their strategic plan. Residents are invited to take
Bring your bike and attend Dallas Public Library’s free Bicycle Education class Saturday Oct. 10
Is your old bicycle just not cutting it anymore? Wondering where to begin the bike-buying process? Does bike shop lingo
Community, Economic Development, Givers, Growing, Libraries
Economic Development and Library teaming up to promote entrepreneurial literacy
The City’s Office of Economic Development is partnering with the Dallas Public Library system on a new program: the Dallas
Students invited to enter Dallas Public Library’s Youth Poetry competition
Students in grades 2-12 who live in the City of Dallas or attend school in Dallas are invited to enter
Public invited to help shape the future of the Dallas Public Library
The Dallas Public Library is hosting a series of community forums to hear residents thoughts and ideas about the library
