Seasonal & Holidays
Christmas Event Planned For La Bajada Community
Come celebrate the holidays with free food and a visit from Santa Claus.

DALLAS, TX -- Dallas County Precinct 5 Constable Michael Orozco is sponsoring a Christmas event for the La Bajada community in West Dallas Saturday at noon. Orozco is partnering with West Dallas community leaders and associations to provide a free lunch, coat, and toy giveaway and a visit by Santa Claus, along with other holiday activities, Orozco's office said in a news release. Registration for the coat and toy giveaway closed on Dec. 10.
The event will take place at the 3015 Trinity Groves event facility, located at 3015 Gulden Lane (cross street: Pueblo Street). The event opens at noon and closes at 4:30 p.m.
Learn more about the event below.
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Event Sponsors
- La Bajada Neighborhood Community Association
- A House of Prayer for All People
- Praise Chapel Dallas
- West Dallas Community Courts / City of Dallas
- 3015 @ Trinity Groves
- Central Market
- Beyond Baseball Bataan Community Center
Coats and toys collected / donated by
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- The Fears Nachawati Law Firm
- The Honorable Dallas County Constable Michael Orozco and staff
- The Honorable Dallas County Justice of the Peace Juan Jasso and staff
- The Honorable Dallas County Justice of the Peace Sara Martinez and staff
Details
- Who/What: West Dallas La Bajada and House of Prayer Christmas Party
- Date: Saturday, Dec. 22
- Time: Noon to 4:30 p.m.
- Place: 3015 Trinity Groves, Dallas TX 75212 @ Pueblo Street
- Includes: Free lunch, coats and toys giveaway, visit with Santa
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