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GALLERY: Dallas Contemporary Toasts To The Future

It was an opulent evening on April 5 as guests pulled up to 161 Glass Street for Dallas Contemporary’s S/S19 Gala.

Celebrate the Kentucky Derby Dallas Style

The 11th annual Day at the Races, hosted by the Turtle Creek Conservancy, will begin at 4 p.m. May 4 at the historic Arlington Hall.
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Texas Rangers Larges Fundraiser Goes to “Margaritaville”

Dallas' Hilton Anatole ballroom will be transformed into “Margaritaville” for the Park Place Dealerships - Texas Rangers Triple Play Game Show Spectacular on May 5. 

Orchestra of New Spain Presents Home & Garden Concert

White Rock home will set the scene for Home & Garden concert and will feature Spanish pianist Patricia García Gil performing on a Chopin era fortepiano.

Perot Museum Presents Two-Day “May the Fourth Be With You” Event

Guests will be able to connect with the light and dark sides of the Force while enjoying special sci-fi activities, saber battles on the Plaza, droid races, virtual reality, performances, character meet-ups, Star Wars-themed music, food, and more

Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center Launches #SaveJane Event

For 24-plus hours straight, volunteers from around North Texas will read the names and ages of over 27,000 children who were reported as abused in Dallas County in 2018.

Dallas CASA Parade of Playhouses Sets 2019 Dates

The unique fundraising and awareness event features custom-designed and built playhouses donated by local builders, architects, corporations and organizations. 

Title Defense Starts in Spring for Scots

Highland Park’s attempt to win a fourth consecutive Class 5A Division I state championship begins in earnest on Monday, with the start of spring practice.

Design Icons To Speak at Dallas Architecture Forum

Forum executive director Nate Eudaly said Tsao and McKown are internationally honored architects and designers whose work exemplifies, in the words of the late Stanley Marcus, "only the best."
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