The Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas provides accurate and current information, resources,
and support for people with Down syndrome, their families and the community FROM
DIAGNOSIS THROUGH ADULTHOOD.
Our mission is to engage all members of the Down syndrome community—children and adults,
parents, and friends—to advocate, educate, and enable the fullest lives possible.
Upcoming Events
Slip into your favorite pajamas and join us for a night of fun at the November Supper Club! This is a social evening designed specifically for adults with Down syndrome ages 18 and older. We will be bringing the fun to the DSG office on Friday, November 13th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM.
DSG Moms are invited to join us for an evening of connection and Mahjong at Bam Bird Boutique! Whether you’re new to Mahjong or ready to jump right in, all skill levels are welcome. Lessons will be available for those playing for the first time, while tables will also be available for those who are ready to play.
There’s no place like the dance floor—join us for a magical might in Emerald City!
We are so excited to be hosting our 9th Annual DSG Holiday Dance for self-advocates ages 18 and older. This year, adults will step into the world of Oz and eat a fantastic catered dinner, strike a pose in the photo booth, make new friends, and dance the night away.
The Down Syndrome Guild invites families with children ages 0-12 who have Down syndrome to join us for a fun-filled holiday celebration! Families can enjoy a light breakfast, make a holiday craft, and more. Plus, everyone will have the chance to take a picture with Santa Claus!
Registration opens October 26!
Get ready to strike up some holiday cheer! Teens ages 13–17 are invited to join us for a festive afternoon of bowling, friends, and holiday fun. More information coming soon!
Congratulations! The Down Syndrome Guild wants to shower you and your little one with Down syndrome. New and expecting families with a child up to age 3 are invited to join us for a celebratory baby shower brunch. This will be an opportunity for new families to learn more about the Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas and key resources to help support your family. Families will be able to meet our staff and mingle with other local parents who have children in a similar age range. There will also be parents who are farther along in their journey available to help answer questions and share resources.
Families from Down syndrome associations across the state of Texas are heading to Austin on Tuesday, March 23, 2027, in honor of World Down Syndrome Day. This special day at the Capitol will include opportunities to meet with your local representatives to share requests about current and future legislation, hear official proclamations recognizing World Down Syndrome Day from both the Texas House of Representatives and Senate, and gather with passionate individuals from across the state who share a commitment to advocacy and inclusion.
On Saturday, April 10, 2027, the Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas (DSG) will host its inaugural gala at the George W. Bush Institute’s Hall of State. Celebrating connection, generosity, and joy, the Extra Ordinary Ball will bring together supporters and community leaders in honor of the individuals and families at the heart of its mission.
More than an elegant evening, the Ball is an investment in opportunity, inclusion, and lifelong support. Proceeds will sustain programs and services that empower individuals with Down syndrome and support their families across North Texas.
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On Saturday, April 10, 2027, the Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas (DSG) will host its inaugural gala at the George W. Bush Institute’s Hall of State. Celebrating connection, generosity, and joy, the Extra Ordinary Ball will bring together supporters and community leaders in honor of the individuals and families at the heart of its mission.
More than an elegant evening, the Ball is an investment in opportunity, inclusion, and lifelong support. Proceeds will sustain programs and services that empower individuals with Down syndrome and support their families across North Texas.
