Thanks-Giving Square is a place that inspires gratitude and honors the great American and world traditions of thanksgiving. Designed in 1976 by architect Philip Johnson, this island of serenity in the heart of downtown Dallas contains a landscaped meditation garden with cascading fountains and a chapel open to people of all faiths and traditions. Gabriel Loire's dramatic "Glory Window” and Norman Rockwell's “Golden Rule” mosaic are highlights of the art collection on display. Throughout the year Thanks-Giving Square hosts an array of events, exhibitions, and community celebrations that promote the spirit and unifying value of giving thanks. Visitor guide available in English, Spanish, Chinese, French, Russian, Arabic. Braille/tactile signage available. Admission is free; donations are accepted.
I experienced God at the Thanks-Giving Square...you should definitely go. It was quiet and personal. It was beautiful and moving. The architecture was great - even inspiring. The time and place to...
This is a small park with art, a seating area, water and a chapel. The day we found this it was drizzling. It took us about 15 minutes to wander around and then we spent some time sitting on the...
Whatever your thoughts on religion, prayer, and giving thanks, I think we can all agree that this is a beautiful park in downtown Dallas. Its set below street level to provide a quiet relaxing...
