What's Happening at Park House

Please note that we will be closed for our annual Park House Staff Appreciation Day, at the State Fair of Texas. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding. When: Monday, October 12th All Day Closure
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There's no need to know everything, just enough to outsmart the rest of the room. It’s now time to sign up for the October edition of our popular trivia night. Come find out if you have what it takes to win the Big Brain trophy. Get your team together now for a fun night of heated competition.
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Join fellow members for a morning of Mahjong and friendly competition. All skill levels are welcome, you just need to know how to play. Our Club instructor, Nicki Farris will be on-hand to help with any questions. We will have four playing tables, with all the sets and cards included.
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Come enjoy a special live performance from Dallas music legend Hunter Sullivan. Hunter is a Dallas based singer, songwriter and bandleader. Hunter and his ensemble are known as the go-to source for authentic presentation of the best in Great American Songbook, classic pop, and romantic ballads. Don’t miss this unique opportunity for an intimate musical celebration in the Salon. Make a night of it and enjoy dinner before the show!
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As the calendar turns to fall, we bring back our popular Afternoon Tea offering. We hope you can join us to enjoy tea time! We will be offering an afternoon filled with tea, sweets and house-made treats on a bountiful buffet table. The buffet will be $35.00 for adults and free for children 12 and under, and will include tea service and non-alcoholic beverages. We will also offer a by-the-glass sparkling special from Madre Prosecco and Moët & Chandon Imperial Brut.
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We hope you can join us for an exclusive evening of insightful conversation as we are joined by Mark Lamster and Ray Washburne to discuss the complexities and the potential of Dallas. 2026 Pulitzer Prize winner Mark Lamster will be at the Club to discuss his new book, Welcome to Paradox City: A Critical History of Dallas as Told Through Its Architecture, with an engaging conversation on Dallas’ unique and evolving identity as a city. Lamster, architecture critic for The Dallas Morning News, will be joined in conversation by Ray Washburne, Dallas business leader, and Managing Partner of Highland Park Village for a discussion exploring how urban planning, architecture, and commerce have shaped Dallas into the city it is today, and how these same factors are at the center of urgent questions about the city’s future. Mark’s book Welcome to Paradox City will be available for purchase and the talk will be followed by a book signing. Monday, October 19th, 2026 6PM-7PM The Salon Member plus three guests
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It is our privilege to invite you to a special evening celebrating the spirit, flavors and artistry of San Miguel de Allende, in partnership with Casa de Sierra Nevada, A Belmond Hotel, San Miguel de Allende. Nestled in the heart of this enchanting city, Casa de Sierra Nevada is a collection of beautifully restored historic mansions, where lush hidden gardens, centuries-old architecture and the warmth of Mexican hospitality unfold from one casa to the next. Rooted in the culture and traditions of San Miguel, the hotel offers an intimate expression of the destination through art, craftsmanship and exceptional culinary experiences. For one night at Park House, we invite you to experience a taste of San Miguel through a multi-course dinner created by Chef Rubén Yañez Hernández of Casa de Sierra Nevada. A native of San Miguel de Allende, Chef Rubén is the lead chef of Sazón, Casa de Sierra Nevada’s renowned cooking school. Deeply connected to his roots in Mexico’s Bajío region, his cooking celebrates the ingredients and culinary traditions of his home through a thoughtful, contemporary lens. Corn, masa, chiles and ancestral herbs meet the seasonal bounty of Guanajuato, with each dish telling a story of place, heritage and the people who bring these flavors to life. Completing our journey to San Miguel is another celebrated name with deep roots in the city: Casa Dragones. The ultra-premium, small-batch tequila house considers San Miguel de Allende its spiritual home and is headquartered in the city. Co-founded by Bertha González Nieves — the world’s first certified female Maestra Tequilera — Casa Dragones is known for pushing the boundaries of traditional tequila-making through innovative production techniques and an uncompromising focus on craftsmanship. The result is tequila celebrated for its exceptional clarity, mineral purity and signature “dangerously smooth” finish. Throughout the evening, Casa Dragones will complement Chef Rubén’s menu, bringing together two distinctive expressions of San Miguel de Allende and the craftsmanship, creativity and traditions that make the city so special. This is not your typical fiesta, but rather a warm and sophisticated celebration of San Miguel de Allende — its food, its artisans and its generous sense of hospitality. The Concepto Studio will transform The Salon with tablescapes inspired by the artistic romance and vibrant beauty of this extraordinary colonial city. We hope you’ll join us for an evening that brings a little of San Miguel de Allende — and the magic of Casa de Sierra Nevada — to Park House. When: Tuesday, October 20th 7PM - 9:30PM Where: The Salon $200 per person includes tax and gratuities Member plus three guests *Tickets must be purchased in even quantities of two or four
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For our October book selection, we will be reading “The Correspondent” by Virginia Evans. Her bestselling debut novel, told entirely through letters and emails. It follows Sybil Van Antwerp, a witty, 73-year-old retired lawyer in Maryland, as she writes candidly to family, friends, and authors over a ten-year span. An unexpected letter from her past forces her to confront old grief and find forgiveness. The novel was last year’s sleeper hit and readers love it because of its unique epistolary format, emotionally resonant storytelling, and an unforgettable protagonist. If you haven’t given our book club a try, we encourage you to sign up and find out why it’s always a highlight of the programming calendar. Our lively discussion will be led by Executive Director of Member Experience, Josh Madans. We will also be joined by our sponsor St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur, who will be providing a Hugo Spritz to each attendee!
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Step right up! Come one, come all! Join us under the Big Top, as we are celebrating Halloween with a Fun House themed bash. Step through the tunnel and into the chaos. The Fun House is open—are you ready?
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Fall is the perfect wine season and we're offering two member favorites at very special pricing. Choose from the following two choices: Grgich Hills, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, 2021 Wine notes: Judgment of Paris pedigree, biodynamically farmed, classic structured Napa Cab. $35.00 bottle or $400.00 for a case Flowers, Sonoma Coast Chardonnay, 2024 Wine notes: 95 points, Wine Enthusiast. Cool-climate, precise, one of Sonoma Coast's most respected names. $30.00 a bottle or $350.00 for a case These will go fast, so please reach out to place your order with our Wine Director Kelly Newman @ kelly.newman@parkhouse.com
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Charleston, South Carolina is widely considered one of the most fun and charming places to visit in the United States. Voted the top U.S. city destination by Travel + Leisure readers for over a decade, it blends a vibrant, world-class culinary scene with rich coastal history and it’s the next stop for the PH Travel Club.
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