The Dallas Arboretum’s annual “Pride in Bloom” celebration transformed into a day-and-night event for the first time Saturday, according to a press release.
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Previously a two-day event during the day only, the latest version offered both daytime and evening experiences for guests to attend.
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The daytime portion, open to all ages, included a local vendor market, a special appearance by Dallas Mavericks mascot Champ, live music and STEM activities in the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden. Guests 18 and up were then invited to stay for the evening to enjoy another market, a car display, food catered by Smoky Rose and four live performances.
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“It’s exciting to see the Dallas Arboretum not only embrace this event, but elevate it,” said Gary Sanchez, the Pride in Bloom committee chair. “Pride in Bloom proves that this garden can be both a sanctuary and a stage.”
