What we’re about
SIGN UP AS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER ON OUR WEBSITE <- Since Meetup.com treats every RSVP as a "member", use our official membership form to become an official member. Upon joining, you’ll receive an email with an invite link to join our members-only Discord server. The email will also have a link for you to schedule a New Member 1:1 meeting with one of our Local Conversation leaders to talk about your interests and discuss the best fit for you in this movement.
What is Dallas Urbanists?
We are an advocacy group in Dallas, Texas composed of people who care about making our city a better place to live, work, and play for everybody. Our group aligns with the New Urbanism movement, and we are an instance of what Strong Towns calls a "Local Conversation", whose purpose is to connect nearby, like-minded advocates to put Strong Towns ideas into action where we live.
- Learn more about us on our website
- Subscribe to our emails via Substack
- Join us by submitting our membership form
- Meet us by attending our events
- Contact us by emailing [contact@dallasurbanists.org](mailto:contact@dallasurbanists.org)
- Start a conversation by posting on our subreddit.
- Follow us on social media: Instagram, YouTube, Bluesky
Upcoming events
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Dallas Urbanists January Bimonthly Mixer
Ye Olde Scarlet Pumpernickel, 1402 Main St, Dallas, TX, USABOUT THE BIMONTHLY MIXER
Looking to get more involved in local advocacy? This event is the perfect way to get a clear picture of who's doing what in our community. We'll start with a brief presentation on "What is Dallas Urbanists STLC," then hear from a variety of local groups making a big difference toward a more walkable, affordable, and vibrant city, including:
SCHEDULE
6:30 Doors open
7:00 Program begins
8:30 Program finishes, social time
WHAT IS DALLAS URBANISTS STLC?
We are people who care about making Dallas a more walkable, bike-friendly, transit-oriented, affordable, and vibrant place to live. As a Strong Towns Local Conversation (STLC), we are part of the Strong Towns movement to replace America’s postwar pattern of development, the "Suburban Experiment," with a pattern of development that is financially strong and resilient. We advocate for neighborhoods of all sizes in Dallas to be safe, livable and inviting.
Ready to officially be a Dallas Urbanist? Become a member today!10 attendees
Past events
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