Event List

Presenter Garry Finkell explores the often-overlooked story of Loyalists in the American Revolutionary War, focusing on the Palatine Germans who settled in New York’s Hudson River Valley in the early 1700s.

Get step-by-step guidance on turning DNA test results into family history clues. We’ll explore shared matches, centimorgans, and practical strategies for linking your results to your family tree—even if you’re just getting started.

Join Dallas Public Library Genealogy Specialist Mic Barnette for Dallas Genealogical Society's bimonthly DNA Special Interest Group meeting.

The Best Practices Special Interest Group is for genealogists who want to learn advanced methodology skills and techniques.

Featuring Dr. Stephanie Cole, University of Texas at Arlington

The African American Genealogical Interest Group explores areas of genealogy research unique to the African Americ

In the lead-up to America’s 250th anniversary, this book club explores history through both fiction and non-fiction that challenge familiar narratives and invite fresh perspectives on the American past.

Get whisked across the Atlantic with genealogist Sara Cochran of The Skeleton Whisperer, as she opens the door to the world of Scottish family history just in time f

Genealogy wiz Linda Debe, the Sleepless Genealogist, shows how to turn your family history into a rich, interactive visual adventure.

🌿 A Day of Connection, Learning and Inspiration

Hosted by the Dallas Public Library, the Southern Gerontological Society and Vivid-Pix

The African American Genealogical Interest Group explores areas of genealogy research unique to the African Americ

The Best Practices Special Interest Group is for genealogists who want to learn advanced methodology skills and techniques.

In the lead-up to America’s 250th anniversary, this book club explores history through both fiction and non-fiction that challenge familiar narratives and invite fresh perspectives on the American past.

Which is your preferred learning style: seeing, listening, reading, or doing? In this engaging presentation, Bernard Meisner explores the wide range of free and low-cost video resources available to those researching their German ancestors.

In the lead-up to America’s 250th anniversary, this book club explores history through both fiction and non-fiction that challenge familiar narratives and invite fresh perspectives on the American past.