Join Black community events in Dallas, TX celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Black community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
Our 48th season celebration continues with a program of both new and timeless works, including Testament by Katricia Eaglin and Love Tri-Tango by Nycole Ray.
Performance begins at 7:30 PM both nights.
For the second year, lawyers who rock will take the stage in Dallas for a battle of the bands to benefit local nonprofits!
Law Rocks has lit up stages in 31 cities across the globe. Law Rocks returns to Dallas for the second year to kick off the 2025 Law Rocks US Tour.
Welcome to the DFWBMW Walk and Talks! Join us on every 2nd Saturday for our North Dallas Walk! We walk in 3 central areas. The focus of this walk is to put the emphasis on DFW black moms WALKING. We are not a regular walking group, we walk to empower our community. We focus on mental health and support. This is a safe space for moms to meet other likeminded women with their children and not walk alone. We have 9 walk leaders around the DFW area that are our community mentors and a walking example of sisterhood. We hope to see you offline!
Join us at the annual Tech Innovate Conference, the leading event for exploring the latest trends in technology and innovation. This year, we're hosting over 100 expert speakers from around the globe, covering topics from artificial intelligence and virtual reality to renewable energy solutions. The conference features three days of intensive workshops, keynote presentations, and panel discussions designed to inspire and educate attendees about the future of tech.
Scheduled for November 10-12 at the Metro Convention Center, this event is a must-attend for entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts, and students eager to network with industry leaders. Discover breakthrough technologies showcased in our interactive expo hall and take part in hands-on sessions that will elevate your understanding and skills in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
Our 48th season celebration continues with a program of both new and timeless works, including Testament by Katricia Eaglin and Love Tri-Tango by Nycole Ray.
Performance begins at 7:30 PM both nights.
For the second year, lawyers who rock will take the stage in Dallas for a battle of the bands to benefit local nonprofits!
Law Rocks has lit up stages in 31 cities across the globe. Law Rocks returns to Dallas for the second year to kick off the 2025 Law Rocks US Tour.
Welcome to the DFWBMW Walk and Talks! Join us on every 2nd Saturday for our North Dallas Walk! We walk in 3 central areas. The focus of this walk is to put the emphasis on DFW black moms WALKING. We are not a regular walking group, we walk to empower our community. We focus on mental health and support. This is a safe space for moms to meet other likeminded women with their children and not walk alone. We have 9 walk leaders around the DFW area that are our community mentors and a walking example of sisterhood. We hope to see you offline!
The 100 began in New York in 1963 when a group of concerned African American men began to meet to explore ways of improving conditions in their community. The group eventually adopted the name “100 Black Men, Inc.,” as a sign of solidarity.
These men envisioned an organization that would implement programs designed to improve the quality of life for African Americans and other minorities. They also wished to ensure the future of their communities by aiming an intense number of resources toward youth development. These members were successful black men from various walks of life. These visionaries were business and industry leaders such as David Dinkins, Robert Mangum, Dr. William Hayling, Nathaniel Goldston III, Livingston Wingate, Andrew Hatcher, and Jackie Robinson.
In 1976, Dr. Hayling formed the 100 Black Men of New Jersey. A movement had been born. Men across the country began forming 100 Black Men organizations to leverage their collective talents and resources. Chapters formed in Los Angeles, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, San Francisco/Oakland Bay Area, Nassau/Suffolk, Alton and Sacramento.
Between 1976 and 1986, the chapters held several meeting formulating the currently known “100 Black Men of America, Inc.” In 1997, a group of men in Dallas, TX recognized the need of such a strong organization in their community.
Collectively, they successfully lobbied for and was granted a charter of their own, thus birthing the 100 Black Men of Greater Dallas, Inc. In 2012, members of Greater Dallas chapter changed its name to the 100 Black Men of Greater Dallas/Fort Worth, Inc., which reflects the entire Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area for which it serves.
The 100 has consistently increased its resources to deliver relevant, new programs and enhance signature programs. The organization is moving its mission and strategic direction forward as it implements “Mentoring the 100 Way Across a Lifetime” ℠. Our mentoring programs develop African American youth so they are prepared to excel as corporate and community leaders and entrepreneurs.
The J.L. Turner Legal Association (“JLTLA”), is the African-American bar association in Dallas, Texas. JLTLA is also the Dallas affiliate of the National Bar Association.
JLTLA is an organization whose mission is to improve the quality of life in our community through education, service, and scholarship. The members of JLTLA provide scholarships to law students demonstrating financial or other needs, provide attorney mentors for law students, perform educational and other community outreach projects for North Texas area residents, and assist our members and the community to become more aware of African-American attorneys who practice in various areas of the law.
We are a Black Owned Law firm that has been serving the Dallas area for over 18 years. We are dedicated to providing our clients with the highest quality legal representation possible.
