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Attorney Steven K. Schwartz II is the founding member of The Schwartz Law Firm, PLLC a Probate and Estate Planning Law Firm with offices in Houston (principal office), and Dallas, Texas.
He represents clients with a wide range of probate issues including probate of a will, probate without a will, will contests, fiduciary litigation, estate administration, disputes among heirs, protecting the rights of a surviving spouse, mortgage and property tax foreclosures on estate property, guardianships, and estate planning needs.
A graduate of Rutgers State University and Texas Southern University’s historic Thurgood Marshall School of Law, he is a member of the Texas State Bar College and recognized as a Trial Advocate by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy and a recognized Top 100 by National Black Lawyers.
The corner of Hillcrest and Alpha will be transformed into a Greek island. Come and enjoy delicious cuisine and pastries
Come and enjoy delicious cuisine and pastries authentically made in the festival kitchen, spirited live music and dance, fun kids’ attractions, and a marketplace brimming with imports and activity.
General Admission tickets are now available. Free admission for kids 10 and under. Complimentary admission for military personnel, teachers and first responders with proper photo I.D. General Admission tickets valid any day. There are no refunds on general admission tickets.
Event Dates/Times:
Friday, Nov. 6 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 7 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 8 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Rain or shine the party goes on!
OPA!
Greek Rules
Do I need to purchase a General Admission ticket to attend the Festival?
Yes, General Admission tickets are required for each person entering festival grounds. Tickets are valid any day of the Festival.
What if I can't come on the day I purchased the General Admission for?
No problem! The General Admission ticket is valid all weekend long!
Do I need to purchase a ticket for my child?
If your child is over 10, a ticket is required for entry on to Festival grounds. If your child is under 10, we ask that you add a free *Children 10 & Under: General Admission* ticket to your cart. You will not be charged for this ticket, but it helps us keep track of how many people are on Festival grounds at a time.
Can I get a refund if it's raining or I'm unable to attend the festival?
No refunds on any ticket purchases for any reason. Purchasing tickets online or in person implies agreement to this refund policy.
How can I purchase Food and Beverage tickets?
The Greek Festival has moved to a cashless, ticketless system once you enter festival grounds. Credit cards and debit cards will be used at each food and beverage station. No cash will be accepted on Festival grounds.
Will the festival accept credit cards and cash?
The Festival has moved to a cashless system. All credit cards and debit cards are accepted. No cash will be accepted on Festival grounds.
Is parking available?
Rideshare customers (Uber/Lyft) have preferred access drop off and pick up at the festival entrance. Use Alpha road entrance on the north side of festival grounds.
$25.00 Valet parking is available on Festival grounds
$10.00 Parking will be available at across from the Festival at Temple Shalom (6930 Alpha Rd )
$5.00 King of Glory Lutheran Church located at 6411 Lyndon B. Johnson Fwy, Dallas. A Shuttle will be available to and from this location.
Free Handicap parking is available at the Temple Shalom (6930 Alpha Rd.) with golf carts available to take visitors to the Festival*Parking is first come first served
Are Animals Allowed?
Animals are not permitted at the Greek Food Festival with the exception of service animals with proper documentation.
Are First Responders, Teachers and Military Free?
Yes with proper ID!
How Does Will Call Work?
Purchase as many tickets as you need under YOUR name for your Will Call Friends.
When you make your purchase your name will automatically go onto the WILL CALL list
Tell your friends to check-in at the entrance gate and have them give your name (not their name).
Your Will Call friend will then be checked in and they can enjoy the festival!
Where ambitious Arabs connect for Networking, friendships, or relationships
Arab Socials Party in Dallas
Dress: Halloween themed
DJ, drinks, food, hookah
Networking, friendships, relationships
Exclusive - limited capacity!
Tables: You can request a table in person when you arrive at the party!
Allen Stewart, P.C. is a Dallas-based law firm serving clients nationwide in lemon law, breach of warranty, auto fraud, and occupational cancer cases. The firm helps individuals understand their legal rights and pursue appropriate remedies when they have purchased defective vehicles, experienced warranty violations, or been affected by deceptive automotive practices. With a focus on consumer protection and complex litigation, Allen Stewart, P.C. provides personalized legal guidance throughout the claims process, from evaluating a case and gathering evidence to negotiating with manufacturers, dealerships, and other responsible parties. The firm is committed to helping clients seek fair compensation and effective legal solutions while providing knowledgeable representation throughout their cases.
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Partnership With Native Americans, headquartered in Addison, Texas, is a Native-led and Native-serving nonprofit organization dedicated to championing hope and lasting change for Native American communities living on remote, isolated, and impoverished reservations. With over 30 years of collaborative partnership with tribal communities, PWNA has evolved a distinctive approach called "The PWNA Way," grounded in principles of stewardship, volunteerism, and respect for tribal self-determination. The organization believes that Native people living and working within tribal communities possess the solutions to their own challenges, and PWNA's role is to serve as a trusted partner and resource supporting community-driven efforts. What distinguishes PWNA is its deep cultural competency, extensive knowledge of Native history, and ability to reach remote reservation communities that most organizations cannot access due to geographic isolation or lack of cultural understanding. PWNA's network includes hundreds of reservation program partners—Native Americans who live and work on reservations—ensuring that aid reaches those who need it most while respecting each tribe's unique goals and priorities. The organization connects outside resources directly to reservations through its established distribution network, creating pathways for meaningful support. Beyond direct services, PWNA is committed to public education and raising "NativeAware" consciousness, working to correct misconceptions about Native people, history, and tribal funding. Serving communities across nine priority states, PWNA impacts up to 200,000 Native Americans annually while maintaining the highest standards of transparency and accountability, holding accreditation from the Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance and GuideStar Platinum Exchange status.