Chefs Graham Dodds, Peja Kristic, Matthew McCallister, Katherine Clapner, and Junior Borges will deliver a five-course dinner with passed appetizers on June 10th, 2018 at the Statler Dallas. Live music by Mack Price and Mack Price Jr. will add to the magic Read more…
Saturday, December 8, 2018, from 12-8 PM Samuell-Grand Amphitheatre: 1500 Tenison Pkwy, Dallas, TX 75223 General Admission: $5 (Children 12 and under have free admission) VIP: $25 (VIP tickets include: access to VIP warming tent, one complimentary drink, cocktails with Read more…
Fifteen Celebrity Chefs will bring their talent and heart to support the Promise of Peace Gardens as they compete for the most “out of this world” okra dish all in a first class OKRALLY fashion!
A free music festival at the White Rock Lake Bath House, visit the POP Gardens Children’s activity center Garden 3:00
Please mark your calendar that Okra Palooza will be held on Sunday, September 9. More details will be posted in the coming months.
POP is entering it’s ninth year! Come celebrate!! POP has expanded two of its gardens in East Dallas where we have quadrupled our production. We are teaching more and feeding more! It’s time to unite and stand together for our Read more…
Music and food festival supporting Promise of Peace Gardens. Visit okrapalooza.com to view last year’s chefs, judges, musicians, and overall greatness! You can get your all-inclusive tickets for only 35 dollars until June 1st. DATE AND TIME Sun, September 17, Read more…
Thank you, Sonia Azad of WFAA for sharing the story of the POP Garden at Bayles Elementary! Follow link to watch the segment: Non-profit uses gardening to impact Dallas students, March 9. 2017
Join us as The Promise of Peace Community Gardens celebrates the installation of three new sites and launches its “Seed to Soul” programming to provide equal access to REAL food and better lives for all! Sunday, March 12, 6:00 Parigi Restaurant Read more…
The SMU Mustang Heroes have volunteered at the POP Gardens since 2010. They returned for the spring season this February and dug right in planting cabbage, onions, and some radish seeds and added soil to the plots. These young leaders Read more…