The corner of Bank Street and Ash Lane during rush hour along Interstate 30 in the Jubilee Park neighborhood. Photo/Lara Solt
Scenes from Jubilee Park
Explore life in Jubilee Park, a Dallas neighborhood between Interstate 30 and Fair Park.
Fair Park Church of God in Christ in Jubilee Park. Photo/Lara Solt
Video Snapshots: Meet Some Jubilee Neighbors
Kenneth Camp doesn’t have a car, so he rides the bus from Jubilee Park to the store to shop for groceries. His trip can take up to three hours. In this video, hop on the bus with Camp.
Ella Garrett has lived in the neighborhood since 1977 — before the place was called Jubilee Park. She heats water with a fire to save on her electric bill. In this video, she talks about how Jubilee has changed — and how she’s saving for retirement.
The Jubilee Park Community Center offers several programs that help a variety of people, from children to seniors to those who want to learn English. In this video, explore the center.
Sovannsamnang “Soso” Soksovann is a civilian public service officer. He fled Cambodia’s killing fields and came to the United States in 1984. “Soso” moved to Dallas in 2001. He works and lives with his family in Jubilee Park.