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650 S. Griffin St., Dallas, TX, 75202
About this service
The City of Dallas Office of Special Events helps people get permits for outdoor events, street festivals, parades, and movie filming. They handle permits for special events, commercial filming, neighborhood markets, streetlight banners, and First Amendment activities. If you want to host an event or film something in Dallas, you need to get permission from this office first. They also register commercial promoters who organize events in the city.
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Who can use this
Anyone planning outdoor events or commercial filming in Dallas
Cost
Varies by permit type
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