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Q & A with Kim and Greg Hext, Chairs, Zoo To Do on Oct. 13

October 9, 2018 SharonAdams 4488 Views Dallas Zoo, Greg Hext, Kim Hext, Zoo to Do

(Featured photo: Preston Hext, Claudia Lode, Kim and Greg Hext, Chairs, Zoo To Do.)* The evening of October 13, 2018 will

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ZOO TO DO 2018: Safari Soirée Kicked-Off at the Simmons Safari Base Camp at the Dallas Zoo

June 28, 2018June 28, 2018 SharonAdams 4511 Views Barbara Daseke, Brett Krafft, Chef Dan Landsberg, Cindy Gummer, Dallas Zoo, Denise Glazer, Diane Brierley, Don Daseke, Don Glendenning, Ellen Winspear, Gayla Von Ehr, Greg Hext, Gregg Hudson, Hal Brierley, Jenna Alexandfer, Joan Walne, John Levy, Kim Hext, Lane Britain, Lois Finkelman, Michael Meadows, Mke Gruber, Nancy Gopez, Robyn Chauvin, Rozalyn Colombo, Ruth O'Donnell Mutch, Travis Andres, Zoo to Do

Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 13, 2018 (Feature photo: Greg and Kim Hext, Zoo To Do Chairs; Alan and

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ZOO TO DO 2015: The Roaring ‘20s presented by The Eugene McDermott Foundation surpasses its $1 million goal

January 29, 2016 SharonAdams 6293 Views Chuck Gummer, Cindy Gummer, Dallas Zoo, Zoo to Do

October 2015: Zoo To Do 2015: The Roaring ‘20s, presented by The Eugene McDermott Foundation, surpassed $1,000,000 in funds raised.

Thursday, June 19, 2025: Juneteenth: A Dialogue on Change and Community benefiting the Dallas Historical Society. 6:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.: Panel discussion. Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking panel featuring civil rights icon Rev. Peter Johnson, renowned historian and scholar Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney, and trailblazing Dallas leader Levi Davis, the city’s first African American Assistant City Manager. Through personal stories, historical insight, and reflections on progress, these distinguished voices will explore the meaning of Juneteenth, the long road to freedom, and the work that remains to build a more just and inclusive future. This event is a partnership between the Dallas Historical Society and The African American Museum. Karl Chiao is the executive director, Dallas Historical Society. The event takes place at the Hall of State in Fair Park. Free with advance registration.

September 26, 2025: KidneyTexas, Inc. Runway Report The French Connection 2025 Luncheon and Fashion Show. Presenting Sponsors: Anne and William Seanor. Honorary Chairs are Donna and Herb Weitzman. Chaired by Allison Brodnax. Mari Epperson is president, KidneyTexas, Inc. The morning begins with a champagne reception followed by a program and runway fashion show produced by Robyn Chauvin featuring fashions from NorthPark Center, which is always a fabulous event including fun surprises. There will be an auction, raffle and award presentations. It is all topped off with a delicious luncheon.

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