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Remembering Dolly Parton and Her Time In North Dallas
The late, great Dolly Parton had done recording sessions at a North Dallas studio
News
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Announces New Musicians
Six new musicians will be introduced to the 2026/2027 concert season at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Community
Nasher Center Announces First Public Prize Ceremony
The event will coincide with the installation of a monumental sculpture by Halilaj in the Nasher Garden, where it will remain on view through summer 2027
Arts
Moody Fund Awards Record $475K For Dallas Arts
The Moody Fund for the Arts is awarding 70 Dallas-based arts organizations a handsome total of $475,000 this summer
Arts
TACA Announces $650,000 in 2026 Catalyst Grants
TACA announces over 50 Catalyst Grant Recipients totaling $650,000
Arts
‘Momma Won’t Die’ is a Requiem With Heart
The dark comedy thrives in a sea of independent plays, telling a story of reconciliation
Living
Round Top’s Marburger Farm Gets a Refresh
Dallas’ go-to antique show unveils renovations, keeps old-world charm
Arts
HPHS Alumna Leads Cast of ‘Stereophonic’
Dallasites will soon be able to catch Highland Park alumna Claire DeJean close to home when Tony Award-winning Broadway play Stereophonic makes its tour stop at the Winspear
Arts
Bach In the Subways Back At Mockingbird Station
The event in Dallas is part of the celebration of Bach's 341st birthday
Community
Paint Hues Reflect Dallas Artist’s Colorful Journey
JD Miller partnered with Phil Romano of Macaroni Grill, Fuddruckers, and EatZi’s to open Samuel Lynne Galleries, named after Romano’s son and Miller’s daughter
People To Know
Robert Weiss Tells His Stories Through Art, Teaching
Diving into Weiss' world is an immersive trip worth taking
Arts
JD Miller to Host 10th Annual Live Valentine’s Day Painting
Looking for a romantic spot to take your Valentine?
Events
Renowned Pianist Lang Lang Headlines DSO Gala
More than 420 guests experience a night of music and dining during the sold-out event on Sept. 28
Arts
‘Their Portraits’ Exhibition Remembers Hostages
Artist Sivia Braunstein was visiting family in Israel on Oct. 7 when she was awakened and brought to a safe room
Arts
Luke Wilson Helps Tell Uplifting North Texas Baseball Story
‘You Gotta Believe’ explores underdog journey to Little League championship
Announcements
Kips Bay Decorator Show House Returns to Dallas
Architects, designers poised to transform two-acre Turtle Creek estate
Announcements
The AT&T Performing Arts Center Announces the New Board
Daniel L. Tobey has been elected as the new Chair-Elect for the Board of the AT&T Performing Arts Center, along with 7 new board members.