The Legacy Midtown Park

02/18/2026

Our residents bring their A-game to our weekly Rummikub game! The competition is as lively as the laughter filling the room. From clever tile swaps to last-minute victories, every table buzzing with strategy, smiles, and just a little friendly rivalry!
Rummikub isn’t just a game—it’s brain-boosting fun that keeps minds sharp and friendships growing. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or learning the ropes, there’s always a seat at the table and plenty of cheer to go around.

02/17/2026

We gathered for a powerful presentation and conversation on Global Jewish Responsibility & Antisemitism in Hungary.
We were honored to be joined by Erica Greenblatt of “The Joint” (JDC) who shared the impact of their work - especially in Hungary—supporting vulnerable populations, strengthening Jewish life, including the legacy and current involvement of the Dallas community in their work.
For a second time, we were honored to welcome Marcell Kenesei, Director of JCC Budapest - Bálint Ház, who shared his story and the growth of Jewish life in Hungary, highlighting the challenges and the extraordinary strength of Jewish communal life. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this meaningful and impactful program. 💙

02/17/2026

🎨🍎 Creativity was in full bloom at Art with Bartosz Beda!
Residents painted beautiful apples during a fun, step-by-step class led by Dallas-based artist Bartosz Beda. With guidance and plenty of encouragement, everyone created their own masterpiece! ✨
What a wonderful afternoon of creativity, connection, and color! 🍎✨

02/16/2026

We were honored to partner with Hillel at SMU for a powerful and meaningful conversation!
Thank you to our outstanding panelists, David Hirsh and Ayal Feinberg, and to moderator Heidi Coretz for leading a thoughtful, timely conversation on the future of antisemitism in higher education.
We’re grateful to our engaged community for showing up, asking important questions, and helping move this critical dialogue forward.

02/15/2026

❤️🤍💗 Our red, white, and pink happy hour was filled with love and laughter! 💕

02/12/2026

You are invited!
Lunch will be served after the Resident Panel. Please RSVP. Limited space available.

02/04/2026

🤍 🕊️Thank you to everyone who joined us for our beautiful community memorial service.
Through music, prayer, and poetry, we came together to remember and honor those we have lost in our Legacy Midtown Park Community over the past year.
We are grateful for the shared moments of reflection, love, and remembrance. 💛

02/03/2026

🌳🍎 What a Sweet Tu B’Shevat Celebration! 🍇🌿We loved celebrating Tu B’Shevat with Laura Seymour leading the program. A beautiful spread of fresh and dried fruits and grapes juices exploring the meaning behind this holiday celebrating nature, the land of Israel, and our connection to the earth. 🍷✨🌱💚

01/27/2026

Today, on Holocaust Remembrance Day, we remember the six million Jewish lives lost and all those whose lives were forever changed.

In our senior living community, where Jewish Values and Culture guide who we are, this day holds deep meaning. We have been privileged to care for Holocaust survivors—individuals whose strength, courage, and stories continue to inspire us every day.

We remember them not only in silence, but through love, respect, and a commitment to ensuring their stories are never forgotten. May we always choose compassion over hatred and remembrance over forgetting.

🕯️ Never forget. Always remember. 🕯️

01/23/2026

✨ Creativity + jewelry = magic! ✨Our Adventure of Two Necklaces workshop with our resident artist Henrietta was full of bold collars 💎, vintage tie necklaces 👔, and endless personal flair. Buttons, beads, ribbons—every piece told a story!
Swipe to see the wearable art our makers brought to life. 🎨🧵

01/23/2026

We were honored to host a Lunch & Learn for our residents to learn about “Auntie Ann’s Letter”, an inspirational story of survival and courage. Thank you to Holly Cohn for bringing this moving and powerful program to our community.

Congratulations to Sarah Moskowitz (Class of 2026) who recently published a nonfiction graphic novel, inspired by a Form I English assignment! “Auntie Ann’s Letter” is the story of how Sarah’s great grandaunt survived the Holocaust and World War II. The book details Ann’s journey from leaving Poland to surviving the war and ending up in Dallas, Texas. “I want this book to provide readers with an opportunity to learn about the horrors of the Holocaust through the story of one survivor,” said Sarah. “As a 17-year-old Jewish high schooler in the twenty-first century, I believe that it is my duty to carry on Ann’s legacy by making her voice heard through this book.”

The book is available locally at Bird’s Bookstore and online at Barnes & Noble and Amazon.

01/22/2026

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