Here are some of Dallas’s “hot spots”. Meyerson Symphony Center Since 1989, it has become a Dallas landmark and is known as a world-class concert hall. Superpages Center The very best of live music with bands and artists on national tours. DALLAS ARBORETUM With 66 acres of lush plantings. DALLAS MARKET CENTER World’s largest wholesale merchandise mart.
All-Star Lineup from last year Included: • Stan Andrews, National Secretary • Angela Prince, Director of Public Relations • Bill Rose, Senior VP • Bobbi Jo Gamache, Director of Chapter Liaison • Barbara Wally, K12 Director • Esther Freeman, Corporate Treasurer • Ken Richards, Vice President DanceSport While some ofthe speakers may change, the quality of the conference will remain the same. Topics to be covered at this year’s conference include: Grooming your next President, Motivating, Recruiting and Retaining Volunteers, Dancing Classrooms, Websites, Budgets, Finances and Treasurer reports, Marketing and PR and more to provide guidance to have an even more effective chapter.
WHAT TO BRING: A sweater or jacket (it can get chilly inside the classrooms); a nice outfit for the evening dances; dance shoes; notebook, paper and pens; and business cards.
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DALLAS WORLD AQUARIUM AND ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN The 10 main tanks feature the aquatic life of Japan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Bahamas. Fiji, Palau, Southern Australia, the Solomon Islands, and more. DALLAS ZOO Contains 95 acres to explore with thousands of animals and a huge variety of family activities SIXTH FLOOR MEMORIAL MUSEUM This unique space examines the life, death, times and legacy of President John F. Kennedy. GREENVILLE AVENUE An assortment of one-of-a-kind shops and dining is offered in this well-kept 1920’s neighborhood. NORTHPARK CENTER The premier shopping experience! DALLAS COWBOY’S STADIUM Home to the one and only Dallas Cowboys. LONE STAR PARK The excitement of quarter horse and thoroughbred racing, plus live music events. 2011 September - October 27