Visit the Square
Cherished by the people of Dallas and nationally recognized for its cultural importance for nearly half a century, Thanks-Giving Square serves to feed the soul of the Dallas community as it has since its completion in 1977. Known for its iconic spiral chapel and triple belfry, the Square is a unique architectural gem in the heart of the city and a place of peace and harmony for citizens of diverse backgrounds, traditions, cultures, and religions to practice gratitude and celebrate all that is good about the city.
Thanks-Giving Square is free and open to the public
Hours*
Thanks-Giving Square garden is open daily from 8am to 8pm
The iconic Chapel of Thanks-Giving, designed by Pritzker-winning architect Philip Johnson, is open daily from 9am to 4pm
The Hall of Thanks-Giving is open for special events or by appointment
*The Garden, Chapel, and Hall at Thanks-Giving Square are offered for private events subject to availability. For more information, select this link.
Greetings from Kyle Ogden, President & CEO of The Thanks-Giving Foundation
How to Get Here
Thanks-Giving Square is nestled in the heart of Downtown Dallas. Our street address is 1627 Pacific Ave, Dallas, TX 75201.
Where to Park
Public Parking near Thanks-Giving Square is abundant. Free and metered parking is located on a number of downtown streets, and paid garage parking is available immediately across the street from the Square at 1516 Pacific Avenue (rates may vary). Travel south on Akard Street and turn left on Pacific Avenue. For cyclists, bicycle parking is available at the two large metal rings on Pacific Avenue.
Using Public Transportation
Akard Station is the nearest DART train station to Thanks-Giving Square, servicing the Red, Blue, Green, and Orange Lines. The “Ring of Thanks” entrance to the Square is a short walk east along Pacific Avenue.
