Galleria Dallas

Find out what festive, fun events are happening during the holidays at Galleria Dallas.

Santaland x SNOWDAY will be open from Nov. 17 – Dec. 24.

The Galleria Dallas Christmas tree got a stylish new makeover this year. Take a look.

Galleria Dallas helps us look low-key yet polished with outfits inspired by the quiet luxury trend.

The Galleria Dallas Christmas Tree, the tallest indoor Christmas tree in the country, got a makeover.

Galleria Dallas brings the mall to our studio to show off the latest fall fashion trends.

We sit down with textile artist, Sam Lao, to find out how Galleria Dallas is celebrating Juneteenth.

Attend the Trashion fashion show at Galleria Dallas! The showcase challenges designers to reuse, recycle and repurpose to create stunning designs. MORE: ESG.HKSInc.com

Students from the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra, one of the leading youth orchestras in the country, put on a jazz performance in the mall’s thoroughfares.

The Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas have partnered with the Galleria Dallas to create a new display celebrating Black History Month. The mural opens on Friday.

Correspondent, Cade Wallace, learns how to ice skate at Galleria Dallas! They offer lessons regardless of age, skill, or ability. MORE: GalleriaSkatingCenter.com

Sales growth is not expected to keep up with inflation which means many people will be taking home less this year.

In 2021, the popular ‘Snow Day” experience brought 35,000 people out to visit and they’re hoping to see even more this year.

For the first time, the Galleria offers families the chance to book Spanish-speaking visits with Santa.

For the first time, the Galleria offers families the chance to book Spanish-speaking visits with Santa.

Galleria Dallas is hosting SNOWDAY Season 4, with plenty of social media-friendly photo ops and you can visit Santa in person in Santaland.

It’s the countdown to Christmas! We’re less than 100 days until the big holiday and Santa himself is already making plans.

A new art exhibit at the Galleria Dallas aims to highlight the importance of mental health awareness. MORE: GrantHalliburtonFoundation.org

Malls and museums are seeing a surge in crowds looking to beat the heat, while theme parks and zoos are helping people stay safe and cool outdoors.

As triple-digit temperatures grip North Texas many are finding ways to stay busy and stay cool with indoor activities.