America Together
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Executive Summary

America Together — A Celebration of Freedom and Democracy

America Together brings art, music, food and conversation together in a four-day Dallas celebration of freedom and democracy, envisioned as the beginning of a national series.

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The Vision

America, it’s time to talk together again!

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Our mission is to bring people together to celebrate our common ground, freedom and democracy.

In a divided society, we need opportunities to gather, listen to one another, and remember what we share.

America Together is a proposed four-day celebration of freedom and democracy, where people can connect through art, music, great food, and conversation.

America Together is fully bipartisan. We take no political side. We invite people from different experiences and perspectives to celebrate the freedom and democracy we share.

Meet the Founders

Four days in Dallas

Many ways to come together.

Day 1–4

Art

Art provokes a conversation. Historic American Pop and No War invite people to explore history, freedom, expression and the experiences we share.

Day 2

Music

An ambitious live music evening built around exceptional performers and the energy of a shared audience. Artists, venue and dates will follow confirmed agreements.

Day 3

The American Table

Regional cuisines provided by local chefs, combined with personal stories, bring people together around one shared occasion. Sixty tables of ten make room for 600 guests, with a sense of connection at every table.

Day 4

Let’s Talk America

A major reception opens the premiere evening, welcoming guests to gather and share conversation before the main program. The Kitchen Table Conversations and Presidential Conversations invite people to listen across differences. The proposed Presidential Conversations would bring former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, and filmmaker Ken Burns into a shared discussion. All participants remain subject to invitation and confirmation.

Contact

Let’s bring America Together.

Connect with Brad Hillinger to discuss participation, partnerships or sponsorship.

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