Located in Dallas’ s Forest Hills neighborhood on the original homestead of pioneer Warren Angus Ferris, the 1847 Ferris Historic Cemetery is the final resting place of prominent early settlers. It is the mission of the Friends of the Warren Ferris Cemetery to recognize and honor those buried there, evolve an ongoing landscape restoration plan, and to beautify and maintain the landscape to the standards of a certified wildlife & monarch butterfly way station, and to promote environmental stewardship.The Warren Angus Ferris Cemetery was established in the mid-1800s on the Ferris 640 acre homestead and was used by the Ferris family and the neighboring community. There is historical evidence that it also contained the graves of freedmen and possibly Latino residents. Listen up as we dive into its rich history with Julie Fineman. Want to know more? Go to www.friendsofthewarrenferriscemetery.org Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

The El Vecino founder, John McBride has learned from three generations of restaurateurs, but the legacy may end with him. The fourth-generation leader descends from El Fenix founder Miguel Martinez. His story and how he ended up in East Dallas.By the way: They have some of the best Tex-Mex in the area? Don't believe us? Go check them out! 469.802.6060 718 N. BUCKNER BLVD, SUITE 108 | DALLAS, TEXAS 75218Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

Dallas has changed a lot over the years. Yet, some things have remained the same. Not only are we going take a tour through history, we're going to check out how the Aldredge House came to be. The Aldredge family purchased the house in 1921. The rest, as they say, is history. The Aldredge House Preservation Fund provides support for the preservation and restoration of Historic Aldredge House and its surrounding structures and grounds. Donate Here! https://portal.cftexas.org/aldredge-house-fund Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

mPower Physical Therapy in Dallas was created out of the frustration of our healthcare system. They had so many patients who were on medications, getting multiple injections, getting surgeries and not getting better or feeling like there is no other options. Stefani Crowley is a wealth of health knowledge. “I wanted a place where people could get care and felt listened to, and allow us to help you understand how you can heal your body. A place where we can get you back to what you love to do even if it is a nagging injury,” said Stefani Crowley, founder of mPower Physical Therapy of DallasThey specialize in helping people with failed treatments. They also specialize helping people avoid surgery, injections, and medications. Once the source of the problem is identified, they help you fix the problem and then work on your goals to get you back to yoga, running, working out, sports, playing with your kids or whatever your specific goals may include. They give you hope, empower you with education, restore your mobility, and give you strategies in place to help the pain from coming back. The benefits of working with an experienced physical therapist are endless. They have a podcast! The podcast is full of incredible information. It's all about health! Find it here! > mPower Your Life Podcast <Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

Did you know the parade is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit?  We didn't realize that either! Also, what does Mark Cuban have to do with the parade? Find out by listening.  The merchants on and around Greenville Ave. came together and formed the Greenville Avenue Area Business Association (G.A.A.B.A.) to help unify the businesses and promote the Greenville Avenue area. Its first objective is and always will be the presentation of the Annual Greenville Ave. St. Patrick’s Day Parade. This parade is considered a Dallas tradition and is the largest St. Patrick’s Parade in the South. Witnessing the Dallas St. Patrick’s Parade & Festival (formerly knows as the “Greenville Ave St. Patrick’s Parade) puts you in a quasi fraternity of sorts. It’s a little like going to Mardi Gras and then again not so much. This occasion is truly unique. The parade has become the signature event of the St. Patrick’s celebration for our fair city. Many Dallasites have attended and bared witness to the evolution of this neighborhood parade from about ten pickup trucks and a couple of flatbeds to the largest St. Patrick’s parade in the Southwest.Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

District 9 Council Member Paula Blackmon is a lifelong Texan and has been a resident of East Dallas for over 28 years. Paula grew up in a small west Texas town of Snyder and has spent her career in Texas public service. She is a loyal Red Raider and a graduate of Texas Tech University where she earned her bachelor's degree in International Economics.Listen up as Paula fills us in on what's next for East Dallas and White Rock Lake. And, it might make you excited! Want to know more about Paula? Go to the city website! https://dallascityhall.com/government/citycouncil/district9/Pages/default.aspx Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

On the corner of Abrams and Trammel, you’ll see some yard art. Not just your normal run of the mill yard art. You’ll see unicorns, dinosaurs, a Big Boy and all sorts of figures. Gary Isett talks about why he gave this unique gift to our community. This is definitely one of the great thing about East Dallas! You can see all kinds of stuff! Like, a unicorn in the yard of a random house. Oh… One last thing! You can rent the dinosaurs.  :)   Call Gary at 214-415-8434 Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

Katie Edwards has impact in a big way. She's the Chief Impact Officer and President of the Mavs Foundation. The Dallas Mavericks do a LOT of community work. More than you'll ever know. And we're lucky to have Katie share some insights on what they do. We are lucky to have her right here in East Dallas! The Mavs Foundation is dedicated to building a stronger community by empowering youth, women and families in need. Established in October 1996, the Mavs Foundation is a 501(c)(3) private foundation affiliated with the Dallas Mavericks professional basketball team.Over the past 26 years, the Mavs Foundation has provided grant funding totaling more than $9 million dollars to nonprofit organizations serving women, children and families in need. In addition to grants, the Mavs Foundation has built 54 safe Learn & Play spaces throughout the North Texas community, including 31 basketball courts and 23 Reading & Learning Centers. These spaces are designed to encourage healthy living and provide a safe place for children and residents, as well as expand learning opportunities and access to technology to support youth education programs, teen and adult job skill training and other critical programs.Go to https://www.mavs.com/community/dallas-mavericks-foundation/ to find out more! Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

Imagine growing up knowing exactly what you wanted to be? Well, that's exactly what happened to jeweler Matthew Trent. Matthew opens up about his past, his passion and why he actually doesn't wear a lot of jewelry. He also gives us some insider information about jewelry. Some fascinating stuff for sure! For over 30 years, Matthew Trent has established a reputation for unique, one of a kind pieces and special collections. Whether you are looking for your very own Signature Collection piece, a Trent Diamond, a Matthew Trent original or just something unique to you, their team is excited to be part of the story. Imaginative in form. Inspired in detail. Impeccable in craftsmanship. Have some fun! Visit them in East Dallas at their family owned and operated shop and studio. Don't forget Valentines Day is coming up! Stop by and see them! Want to know more about Matthew Trent? Go to https://matthewtrent.com Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com

In 2012, founder Ava Skipworth left a 20 year career to create a company that could stand out, do things differently and enrich her community. Growing up, Ava had some obstacles. Needless to say, we can all learn a little from Ava. From this vision and a lot of hard work emerged Monster Yogurt™ where Scary Tastes Good. Monster Yogurt™ has a bright, fun and playful color palette. There is a “monster cave”, a free, clean play area for the kids and added comfy seating for parents. This area is tucked away, but viewable by large windows, providing a safe place for families, while allowing a quieter kid free zone for those without children. Monster Yogurt is a fun and entertaining dessert experience for friends and family alike.  We offer over 80 rotating premium self-serve frozen yogurt, Vegan Sorbet, Vegan Plant Based Original Tart, European Tart, Gelato, Vegan Italian Ice, Custard, and soft frozen fruit with a bounty of 75 plus toppings sold by the ounce.Want to know more? https://scarytastesgood.com/ Connect with us! Instagram - Facebook www.visiteastdallas.comPartner with us! connect@visiteastdallas.com