CATCH Dallas, the iconic dining destination by Catch Hospitality Group in Uptown’s landmark Maple Terrace development, hosted an exclusive Sip & See event on Tuesday, September 23 to showcase its dynamic private event spaces. Guests experienced firsthand how the brand’s renowned cuisine, signature hospitality, and award-nominated interiors come together to create one of Dallas’s most dynamic event settings.
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Planning the next company event or birthday party just got easier with The Porch, a neighborhood dining destination with easy-to-love cuisine and comfortably elevated spaces for private events of all kinds. Whether seeking a casual gathering or a lively celebration, The Porch offers multiple settings to accommodate every occasion.
As an added bonus, The Porch is offering a special promotion in honor of fall and winter events beginning to fill the calendar. The host of private parties of 30 or more will receive a $100 gift card – keep it for yourself, raffle it off to an attendee for corporate gatherings, or gift it to the guest of honor! Advanced bookings are required.
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The holidays are a time to gather with friends and family and focus on spending time with loved ones, rather than frantically running around the kitchen to prepare a meal for the masses. Take it from the hospitality experts, the best way to kick back and enjoy the holiday season is: keep it simple and less is more. Relax and remove the holiday hosting stress and cultivate more meaningful memories with friends and family.
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Which hotel will you use for your next wedding/charity fundraiser/corporate event? If you think it may not matter because of their similarity, and if you have already done the marvelous Frontiers of Flight Museum at Love Field, then consider moving south….to the Dallas Zoo. I attended a 100 person meeting there recently at the Flamingo Room. That picture above is the view. There is a deck outside and the zoo is taking advantage of its biggest draw — the animals. They bring well-behaved ones out where guests can get up close. You won’t find that at the hotel you were thinking about. Continue reading
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