For so many years, Dallas Symphony Orchestra League has been such a cherished part of the social community. Written coverage and published photos through the years have documented and brought to life the many events, capturing the joy, elegance, and spirit that make the League so special.

In the vibrant heart of the Park Cities, Amee and Sanjay Narayan have carved out a life that weaves together family, fulfilling careers and a zest for community. Their journey to Dallas is a tale of serendipitous connections and a shared vision for a home that hums with possibility…

By Sarah Mitchell When Emily first got the call from her company in Raleigh, NC, offering her a position in Dallas, she had no idea just how much her life was about to change. “They asked if I wanted to move, and 19 days later, I was in Dallas,” she said. That was...

Mary C. Lawson Corrigan grew up in Houston, but
it’s Dallas that truly feels like home. After moving
to University Park in seventh grade, she quickly
became part of the fabric of the Park Cities…

John Ellerman grew up in Hannibal, Missouri,
a town known more for Mark Twain and the
Mississippi River…

Dinner, Casino Games and Dancing For Dallas Symphony Debutantes. An Exciting Tradition Continues.

Mark your calendars for a night of music and dancing on Saturday, January 31, 2026, as the Junior Symphony Ball takes over the iconic Gilley's Dallas for an evening of fun and entertainment. Steering Committee tickets go on sale Wednesday, September 3, 2025 at 9...

By Sarah Mitchell Bonnie Wheeler, originally from Boston, has had a long and distinguished career at SMU, where she’s taught for 50 years. She was recruited to SMU in 1975 after teaching at Columbia University in New York City. This fall, she’ll celebrate her...

Lucinda Buford, originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, arrived in the Park Cities in 1990 after finishing college. In 1989, she had traveled to Dallas for a wedding where she sat next to a stranger who would become her future husband. She attended Rhodes College in...