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Sri Ganesha Temple

Sri Ganesha Temple was founded in 2006, to meet the growing demands for a place of worship within the Hindu Community of North Texas. It moved to the current location in 2009 and with the support from the community a new temple is being built. The temple offers Paid Pooja, classes for adults and children in Bhajan, Veda, Bhagavad Gita, Indian classical dances, Arts and crafts, Indian languages, and yoga. The Temple Hall is also available to rent for events like weddings, birthday, or family gatherings. Read More

The Sri Guruvayurappan temple was established in 2011 by the members of the Kerala Hindu Society of North Texas which has been in existence since 1985. The temple is built in traditional Kerala style architecture, modeled on the famous Sri Krishna Temple in Guruvayur. One can experience the traditional rituals and rites of Kerala in Dallas with a visit to this temple. Monthly Ayyappa, Ganapathy, Aayila, and Bhadrakali poojas are held here. The Krishna idol of the temple is one of the holiest one outside India, it has been over 108 temples all over India acquiring great Tejas (energy) Read More

Sri Lakshmi Ganapati Temple is a relatively new structure, established on the 5th of June 2011. The temple is not architecturally elaborate as most Hindu Temples come by, rather it is a small and serene space. The temple offers worship to several deities - Navagraha, Venkatajalapathi with Lakshmi Ganapathi as the main deity.

The Shirdi Sai Baba Temple was established in November of 2004 and since then it has undergone various changes in structure and location. It is a Sarva – Dharma place of worship that promotes the teachings of Sri Shirdi Sai Baba. The structure of the temple is neither elaborate nor large; however, it is well maintained and has its own charm. The Charm lies in the devotion and the faith that has brought the community together and made the existence of the temple possible. Read More

State Fair of Texas MIDWAY is a 10 - minute drive from the Dallas city centre. The Fair offers around 70 plus rides including the 212 ft tall Texas Star Ferris Wheel that offers a great view of the whole fair and the 500-ft. Top o’ Texas Tower, live music and races. The fair is known for its food that attracts many guests around the year. Numerous events happen throughout the day during the fair which provides hours of entertainment for all age groups. Read More

Stevens Park Golf Course is a Public/Municipal Golf Course, built-in 1922. It was redesigned and re-opened in 2011 by Colligan Golf Design. Spanning 6,285 yards in length, it is equipped with 18 regulation holes with a wide variation of holes from doglegs to straight holes. The location of the course is favorable as it is just 10 minutes away from downtown Dallas. It is easily accessible via public transportation, due to which the course gets very crowded on weekends. Read More

Stone Street Gardens is like a little cranny connecting Main Street and Elm Street. It is an urban oasis in downtown Dallas that is a collection of eating and hangout joints with varieties like Mexican, modern American, and seafood, and classic Italian. This alley offers outdoor seating, and severs as a pleasant place for lunch alone or with a friend, thanks to the views of the Thanksgiving Tower, the Pegasus atop the Magnolia Building, and the infinity pool at The Joule Hotel. Some of the Stone Street Gardens restaurants are Café Strada, the Woolworth, Sol Irlandes, and many more. Read More

Surfside Beach, Texas is a short drive away from the city of Dallas, it is located 4 - hours 21 - minute (205.1 miles) away from the city center of Dallas. The Beach is a perfect spot for a relaxing day out. The beach has activities like Fishing, Surfing, Bird watching, shopping, etc.

The TalleyDunn art gallery is a smaller art gallery in the city of Dallas. The gallery is home to fine pieces of artwork, sculptures and abstract paintings curated by a few of Dallas’ most talented artists. The TalleyDunn art gallery is known for its exciting perceptions of each and every artwork that is currently present at the insightful art gallery.

Temple Emanu - El also previously known as Jewish Congregation Emanu - El, was established in 1875 to fulfill the need for a permanent religious institute for the growing Jewish community in Dallas. It is a Reform Jewish Congregation that strives to be a place of sacred encounter, where the knowledge and learning of prayer and deeds bring about a change in the individuals’ understanding of the world and their responsibilities.