Denise Brown, sister of the late Nicole Brown Simpson, will be in downtown Plano on Monday, Oct. 12, for a conversation focused on domestic‑violence awareness and survivor support. The event will be held at Bibliobar’s new location, 1024 E. 15th St., beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Local nonprofit leads discussion
Megan Valdez, chief executive officer of Plano‑based Hope’s Door New Beginning Center, will moderate the evening. Hope’s Door provides comprehensive services for victims of domestic violence throughout Collin County and northeast Dallas County, including shelter, outreach, and counseling programs. Valdez brings more than two decades of experience in victim services and will highlight community resources available to families seeking help.
Brown’s memoir and personal journey
Brown, a longtime advocate for survivors, will talk about her forthcoming memoir, which chronicles her family’s experience after Nicole’s 1994 murder and her own decades‑long activism. While the memoir reflects on a tragic chapter of American history, Brown emphasizes the ongoing need for education, prevention, and support for those affected by domestic abuse.
How to attend
Attendance is free with an RSVP, and guests may purchase a ticket that includes a copy of Brown’s new book. Only copies bought through Bibliobar will be available for signing. The event offers an opportunity for Plano residents to learn about local resources, ask questions, and connect with a network of advocates dedicated to protecting families.
Why the conversation matters
Domestic‑violence incidents continue to affect families across Texas and the nation. By bringing a national‑level voice to a local setting, the Bibliobar event underscores Plano’s commitment to supporting survivors and strengthening community ties. The discussion aligns with the city’s broader efforts to promote safety, family stability, and faith‑based outreach.
About Bibliobar
Bibliobar, located in the heart of downtown Plano, serves as a cultural hub that blends a coffee shop, bar, and literary space. The venue’s new location provides a welcoming environment for community events, author talks, and educational programs.
For more information or to RSVP, visit the Bibliobar website or contact Hope’s Door New Beginning Center.
Original reporting: Plano Magazine — read the source article.
