Thanks-Giving Square in Dallas

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  Arwen

  :: 29 May 2018 19:47:50

  I like the Terrence Malick's movie "The Tree of Life". There was a scene in the movie taken from this place, the spiral stained glass ceiling windows inside the chapel. I recognized it right away. Longed to visit it before. It was such a sweet surprise for me.

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  D'Andra Parish-Warren

  :: 20 May 2018 11:15:30

  Visited Gaither Kitchen... Great event. Parking sign could be more visible so people know where to go.

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  Nicholas Gangloff

  :: 10 May 2018 17:00:54

  Lived in Dallas my whole life, and never knew such a pretty place was in the center of downtown. The outside seating is nice and relaxing, and it is near an underground entrance that has a lot of food options. There are multiple water fountains, this helps keep the air a little cooler. The inside is also very beautiful and nice. A good relaxing place to go to. Definitely recommend to people of Dallas and tourist.

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  Carol Sayre

  :: 09 May 2018 17:30:14

  Thanksgiving Square covers more space than I thought it did. This is a park in Thanksgiving Square and has a Thanksgiving Entrance open to the public, nice tables to sit and relax at in shaded areas and all in all is a very scenic and peaceful place to visit in downtown Dallas, Texas.

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  Morgan Traut

  :: 14 March 2018 14:12:50

  This is a lovely little park housing a bright cornucopia-shaped all-faiths chapel centrally located in downtown Dallas. I stumbled across this park and chapel while walking around and wasn’t disappointed. The thanksgiving-themed architecture is breathtaking and the shape of the thanksgiving chapel will leave you in awe. The white color of the chapel is a calming contrast the rainbow colored stained glass windows spiraling up the interior’s ceiling. This is a beautiful place for people of all faiths to come and worship in the same space. There are benches scattered throughout the park, trash cans, and dog waste bags as well. I recommend this park to anyone in the downtown area looking for a nice little park with beautiful architecture to look at or someone of any religious background to visit in times of worship and prayer.