Dallas is hot. We know this. But not everyone in Dallas has the luxury of air conditioning, making summer unbearable and dangerous for the elderly and at-risk populations. That’s why the Lowest Greenville Collective is hosting its sixth annual event, dubbed Lowest G Cools Down Big D, to provide donations and much-needed funds for Dallas Adult Protection Services and the senior citizens in our community.
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Summer is just around the corner, but you don’t need a calendar to know that it’s getting hot outside. For many, the rising temperatures means hiding inside with the A/C blasting. But not everyone is so fortunate. So, to assist the community, Lowest Greenville is hosting a fan and window unit drive benefiting Adult Protective Services.
By donating a box fan, window unit or cash money, you can help senior citizens in Dallas who are currently living without air conditioning cool off during the hot summer months. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading
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On Saturday, December 1, the second annual Light Up Lowest Greenville will add an extra dose of brightness and holiday cheer to the vibrant strip. From 4 – 8 p.m., some of Dallas’s best restaurants, bars and shops are coming together to offer special drinks and snacks, as well as unique holiday ornaments. And it’s all for a great cause.
To get started, pick up your souvenir mug in advance at the their website or day of for $10. That’s your key to unlocking a variety of food and drink samples at participating businesses. Those include:
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Laurel Tavern opens to the public for dinner on Wednesday, May 23 at 1920 Lowest Greenville Avenue (same block as Nora Restaurant & Bar) is a casual but elevated modern American bar and restaurant with an intentional focus on high quality but approachable food, cocktails and superior hospitality.
Laurel Tavern features a menu with most everything made fresh daily onsite and from scratch. What the kitchen does not make, they source from the highest quality purveyors possible. Breads are sourced via local bakers and the burger is a proprietary blend ground in-house daily and hand formed. Produce is also hyper local and fresh, delivered daily. Continue reading
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Gung Ho opens to the public tonight Tuesday, February 20 on Lowest Greenville Avenue.
The menu is inspired by American-Chinese food and ranges from traditional to creative dishes like pickled veggie eggrolls, Won Ton soup with braised bacon and shrimp dumplings, and Char Siu Pork with steamed buns. Continue reading
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Mark your calendars for October 7, and then when the time comes, point yourself in the direction of Lowest Greenville, and prepare to stay awhile. Because the Lowest Greenville Fall Fest will be in full swing from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., featuring food, drinks, music and local vendors.
The fun will spill out onto the patios of area businesses, with pop-ups lining the streets offering everything from art and local jewelry to face painting and balloons for the kids. Continue reading
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