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Pegasus Film Festival Kicks Off Tonight, Tickets Still Available
When Logan Mook was tapped to direct the Pegasus Film Festival this year, the Booker T. Washington High School senior
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Nasher Invites Public To Peek In Its Windows
While many museums remain closed in Dallas during the coronavirus pandemic, the Nasher Sculpture Center has come up with an
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YMCA Provides Summer Swimming Safety Tips for Parents
For many, Memorial Day weekend means the start of summer. And with summer comes swimming – whether it be at
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Dallas Zoo To Open, But You’ll Need to Plan Ahead
If you’ve been missing your penguin fix, or want to catch up on the hijinks of the various primates at
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Create Your Own Dallas Skyline Masterpiece
Running out of things to do at home? Tired of sourdough bread? Does knitting a blanket in the summer sound
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Dreaming of The Charles
Song Pairing: A Million Dreams from The Greatest Showman The steady hum of much needed interpersonal connection filled the space,
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Love In The Time of Social Distancing
Small ceremony draws big audience after makeshift parade
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Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Creates Truly Virtual Tour
When the COVID-19 pandemic reached the U.S., museums and libraries across the country were left with no choice but to
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Texas Ballet Theater Announces Updates for 2020-2021 Season
Texas Ballet Theater will present four productions in its updated 2020-2021 season, featuring added performances and adjustments in response to the impact
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Medical City Dallas Earns High Safety Grade
Eleven Medical City Healthcare hospitals have been awarded an ‘A’ on the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade, more than any other North Texas hospital system.
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Meet the Greenhill Grad Whose Debut Feature Won the Top Prize at SXSW
Austin event, though canceled by COVID-19 concerns, judged film submissions online
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