Westwood’s legendary designs are the subject of the spring exhibition, Get a Life!, a celebration of fashion, art, and activism. What: The cutting-edge museum will honor British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood at its second annual gala. Admission to the after-party only is $500. All proceeds support the Dallas Museum of Art, its educational and public programs, and the upkeep of its precious collection of 25,000 objects. After a cocktail reception, dinner, and program, there will be a club-like celebration with dancing. What: The 55th annual Art Ball has the theme Seeing the DMA, an evening exploring the museum’s past, present, and future in three parts. Tickets : $300, or $2,750 for a table of ten. In addition to the usual dinner, auction, and musical entertainment, this gala includes a fashion show starring children undergoing cancer treatment at Children’s Medical Center, escorted by celebrity guests. What: This semi-formal event raises more than $1 million for pediatric oncology research in a single evening with the help of Dallas Cowboys legends and longtime co-chairs Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman. The gala includes a reception, a seated dinner, a performance by King Calaway, and an after-party. This year, Jessica and Dirk Nowitzki will be presented with the Spirit of Compassion Award for their work supporting UNICEF’s mission to keep children around the world safe and healthy. What: Now in its third year, the UNICEF Dallas Gala has quickly become one of Dallas’ most star-studded soirées. Here are all of the largest galas happening in Dallas this spring. That said, a gala still makes for a pretty fun night on the town. The Children’s Cancer Fund Gala also raises millions every year, providing much-needed resources to fund research, and help children who are fighting cancer.Īdmission to these swanky events may be steep, but it’s an investment in something more than a night out on the town.
UNICEF Dallas Gala raised over $1 million in 2019, only the second year it held a gala here.
Dallas loves its charity events, and for good reason: This is not just about getting dressed up and sipping champagne in a ballroom, it’s about supporting the organizations that work tirelessly to make Dallas a better place.ĭallas Côtes du Coeur, for instance, raises an average of $5.5 million in mission investments for the American Heart Association every year. There are galas and balls, patron parties for those galas and balls, kick-off parties for those parties, and I’d bet that there are pre-parties for the kickoffs, too. With the end of January comes the beginning of a jam-packed social season in Dallas.
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