For more information call 972-219-5050

AMC Palace 9 in Sundance Square has created the ultimate entertainment experience. With new Sony 4K digital projectors in every auditorium, guests will see images up to four times the resolution of HDTV. In addition, one auditorium also showcases the finest in 3D, enabling guests to see movies as they have never been seen before. 

Not only will moviegoers view unmatched clarity, but with digital surround sound, guests will have a completely immersive entertainment experience. With many new films in theatres during the holidays, including the current hit, "A Christmas Carol" and the highly anticipated release of “Avatar,” the AMC Palace 9 is the perfect venue to see a movie. 

“The new technology offered at the AMC Palace 9 makes it a great destination to see your favorite film,” said Johnny Campbell, President and CEO of Sundance Square. “When you combine the movie experience with an array of dining options within walking distance of the theatres in Sundance Square, then the guests’ entertainment experience is that much more enhanced.”

AMC Palace 9 is located at 220 East 3rd Street in Sundance Square and offers many ways to save while catching a flick, including:

·     AMC MovieWatcher® – The industry’s first guest loyalty program is absolutely free. With each ticket purchased, members earn points toward free drinks, free popcorn and even free tickets. Also, members who visit AMC on Wednesdays receive a free small popcorn with every ticket purchased. Rewards increase when an account is activated online at MovieWatcher.com.

·     A.M.Cinema® – Rise and Shine! Morning guests have the opportunity to see first-run movies at the best ticket price of the day – just $5 – before noon on Saturdays & holidays. 

·     Senior Day – Looking to add an entertaining alternative to your routine? Every Tuesday, guests 60-years-old and older can enjoy first-run movies all day for just $5.

·     Student Day – Need a study break? Every Thursday, students 13-years-old and older, with a valid student I.D. can enjoy first-run movies all day for just $6.50. 

·     Free Refills – What experience is complete without more of your favorite snack? Guests can enjoy free refills for each large popcorn and soft drink purchased.

For a complete entertainment experience, guests can enjoy a stroll through Sundance Square, shop, visit Santa Claus through December 22, and dine before or after a favorite movie in one of Sundance Square’s numerous restaurants. 

Those guests looking for great cost savings at restaurants or shops, sign up for Sundance Square’s electronic newsletter, full of coupons and discounts, at http://www.sundancesquare.com/newsletter.aspx.

Located in the heart of downtown Fort Worth, historic Sundance Square is a 35-block commercial, residential, entertainment and retail district where people work, live, shop and dine. Sundance Square’s beautiful landscaping, red-brick streets and turn-of-the-century buildings make it a pedestrian’s delight. Named after the famed Sundance Kid, who used the Fort Worth area as a hideout, Sundance Square has been hailed as a monumental achievement in urban redevelopment. For more information, visit www.sundancesquare.com.

Headquartered in Kansas City, Mo., AMC Entertainment Inc. is a leading theatrical exhibition and entertainment company. With a history of industry leadership and innovation dating back to 1920, the company today serves hundreds of millions of guests annually through interests in 304 theatres with 4,574 screens in five countries. More at www.amcentertainment.com.

 “This tournament has given me a wonderful opportunity to connect with my father, whom I can only remember through pictures and stories shared by my family and friends,” Willis said.  “Through ‘Links Fore Leukemia,’ I can continue my dad’s dream of helping others who may be diagnosed with blood cancer, and I can also honor his memory.”

Willis is currently heading up the newest addition to the ‘Links Fore Leukemia’ Tournament, serving as the president of the junior golf committee, currently in its first year.  He also recently met with PGA golfer Phil Mickelson to get support and auction items for the event. 

“I’m excited about this new committee and involving more youth in this important cause,” added Willis.   “The junior golf committee will serve as a wonderful way to recruit new supporters who will hopefully stay involved for many years to come.”

Willis has also been honored by the LLS Society with the Spirit of Tom Landry Character Award, an award that honors a youth with courage, integrity, dignity and dauntless spirit, who has battled blood cancer through personal experience or who has volunteered extensively on behalf of others who suffer from blood cancer. 

 Additionally he has been honored by Representative Linda Harper Brown at the Capitol before the Texas House of Representatives and by Kohl’s Department Stores as a “Kids Who Care” Store level winner. 

In addition to Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy, six other awards were presented to those in the community who exemplify commitment, dedication, and talent toward helping their neighbors.  Additional winners are Mary and Mike Terry  for Outstanding Philanthropist(s); Mayor Laura Wheat, Town of Westlake, for Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser; Embrey Family Foundation for Outstanding Foundation; Dean Foods for Outstanding Corporation; JoLynne Jensen, CFRE, for Outstanding Fundraising Executive; and CREW Dallas (Commercial Real Estate Women) for Outstanding Philanthropic Organization.

“The Greater Dallas Chapter of The Association of Fundraising Professionals is proud to present and pay tribute to these outstanding individuals who have exhibited such incredible civic and charitable stewardship,” said Cheryl Reynolds, National Philanthropy Day Chair.  “Without question, such philanthropic efforts play a critical role in our society, providing much needed funds every year, encouraging civic participation, and improving the quality of life for all people.  These seven award recipients are an inspiration to so many in the community and beyond.”

The luncheon has been moved from the Senior Center to Memorial Park Recreation Center Gymnasium due to its popularity.  The turkey and ham will be provided by Providence Village of Denton.

The event will feature a musical performance by New Horizons Band.  Followed by a visit from Santa and picture opportunities. 

Special thanks goes to Ruth Tidwell of SPAN, PALS Staff and Providence Village for sponsoring the event.  For more information call 972-219-5050.

Parish's cast did several scenes from the Tony Award winning play. Parish students from middle school through seniors put on four daily productions of the  challenging show in early November.

The reprisal was greeted with enthusiasm by the Notre Dame students in their auditorium just before the Thanksgiving break. Notre Dame's private school campus for first through 12th grade is near downtown Dallas.