EASTER IN TURTLE CREEK PARK
March 31, 2024
1:00 to 4:00 PM
The Turtle Creek Park Conservancy is pleased to once again host Easter in Turtle Creek Park for the City of Dallas on Easter Sunday, March 31st from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. This 50+ year-old annual tradition brings more than 6,000 members of the community together in this historic green space in the heart of the city.
The free afternoon of fun is open to ALL and features food trucks, music by the DSO Brass Quintet, an Easter Egg Hunt for kids 10 and under, FREE photos with the Easter Bunny, the ever-popular Pooch Parade, a DJ, and an Easter Recognition Wall.
We are proud to announce Kristin and James Hallam serving as Honorary Chairs, joined by their children: Hale and Hite Hallam (twins), Georgia Hallam, Christian Case, and Jackson Case.
Schedule of events:
1:30 pm – Children’s Easter Egg Hunt
2:00 pm – Pooch Parade in memory of Logan Betts
3:00 pm – Entertainment and DSO Brass Quintet
R’EGG’COGNITION WALL
We invite you to donate to this exciting, free community event. Donations can be made in memory of or in honor of someone special in your life. All donations will be recognized on the donor egg wall at the event.
volunteer for EASTER IN TURTLE CREEK PARK
HELP SPONSOR EASTER IN TURTLE CREEK PARK
Questions about sponsorship? Contact cdenney@turtlecreekconservancy.org or call 214-521-2003.
Thanks to our event sponsors:
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