July Second Sunday at Turtle Creek Park

July 11

The Turtle Creek Conservancy is once again bringing the Arts and Park together with Second Sunday at Turtle Creek Park. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs and socially distance on the lawn. Enjoy a beautiful evening in Turtle Creek Park with music, good food, and great company. Admission is free.

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By: morgan

4 Apr: AN OASIS IN THE PANDEMIC

Though the world we live in is bringing daily change and uncertainty, Dallasites remain resilient. In times of turmoil, the Park has remained...

By: tcc-admin

7 Jan: NEW NAME, NEW SIGNS

Here’s the latest on signage
coming with Turtle Creek
Park’s new moniker that’s here
to stay.

By: tcc-admin

5 Jan: 20 ACRES, 20 GOALS FOR 2020

Here are the Turtle Creek Conservancy’s goals for the park this year – and how you can help us achieve them.

By: morgan

5 Jan: WE ARE REALLY STUMPED

Trees were downed all over Dallas after two big storms last summer. Here’s how we responded and what we’re still stumped by!

By: morgan

30 Dec: 1924 STRUCTURE GETS A REFRESH

In June 2019, storms caused a loss of 15 trees throughout Turtle Creek Park. Several were lost on the park’s west side, and a couple hit the 1924...

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1 Nov: PARK LINK TO KATY TRAIL TURNS 5

he last few weeks in Dallas have been treacherously stormy and cold. The sun will be shining again this weekend—and we think it’s the perfect time...

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What's In Season

Crape Myrtle Pruning

Winter is the optimal time to thin branches to prevent drooping later and allow sun to pass through and encourage grass growth beneath.

Top Dressing Azaleas

Caring for the azaleas underground in winter promotes greater production of blooms each spring.

Live Oak Care

These evergreen trees shed leaves in March, and winter is the best time to prune them to prevent the spread of diseases like Oak Wilt.