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Turtle Creek Chorale Set to Perform in Person

For the first time since December 2019, the Turtle Creek Chorale will perform in person at the Fair Park Band Shell on June 27.

Don Henley Embroiled in Anti-Trust Case

Not to air his dirty laundry, but Preston Hollow's Don Henley has found himself among several artists embroiled in an anti-trust case that has been bouncing around the courts for years.

John Wesley’s Traveling Pulpit Gets New Home at SMU

The World Methodist Museum’s historical and theologically significant collections are moving in May to SMU’s Bridwell Library.

Alto Goes Artsy: Alto And Gray Malin Team Up For Art Cars

Drivers in Dallas, Houston, and Los Angeles may notice the work of renowned photographer and Dallas native Gray Malin thanks to a collaboration with ridesharing company Alto.
Society

Skies Clear to Honor Wilhelm, Self at TACA Luncheon

Attendees of The Arts Community Alliance Silver Cup Luncheon Tuesday found themselves greeted at first by some light sprinkles as they chatted on the lawn of the Annette Strauss Square at the AT&T Performing Arts Center -- but the skies parted and the sun arrived just in time.

Dan Lam Exhibition Ready For Viewing at Nasher

The Nasher Sculpture Center's latest exhibition for Nasher Public in the Nasher Store gallery, Nasher Public: Dan Lam, on view will be on view through May 23.

Orchestra of New Spain To Hold Second Garden Concert

The Orchestra of New Spain will present its second garden concert of the season on Saturday, May 15 at 6 p.m. at the Preston Hollow home of arts patrons Enika and Richard Schulze.

HPHS Student Nominated In DSM High School Musical Theatre Awards

Highland Park High School John Paul Berry is among the nominees for a best actor award for the 10th-annual Dallas Summer Musicals High School Musical Theatre Awards (DSM HSMTA) for his role in the school’s production of Shrek The Musical.

The Dallas Opera Launches Streaming Platform

The Dallas Opera is getting into the streaming game with a subscription-based platform, thedallasopera.TV.

New Series ‘Restaurant Recovery’ Visits Dallas’ Smokey John’s

The second episode of the new series Restaurant Recovery on discovery+ features Dallas’ own Smokey John’s.

Artscape At The Arboretum

The Dallas Arboretum is presenting Artscape, a juried fine art and craft show and sale featuring more than 85 artists from around the country.

‘Fashion in Residence’ at NorthPark Exhibit

One might argue that fashion is always in residence at NorthPark Center, but an exhibit on view until June 6 looks at how we dress when we're at home.

Interabang Books Gearing Up For Independent Bookstore Day

Interabang Books is gearing up for this year’s Independent Bookstore Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 24.
Events

Connoisseurs Can Consume ‘Cowboy Cuisine’ at Buffalo Gap Summit

On Saturday, April 24, host Perini Ranch Steakhouse will beckon meat lovers to the rising smoke signal of grilled beef at the 2021 Buffalo Gap Wine and Food Summit.
Events

Dallas Pride Announces June Dates for Outdoor Celebration

After being forced to hold a virtual event last year because of the pandemic, Dallas Pride organizers announced last week that the 2021 celebration will be in person, and outdoors.

DMA to Present Charrière Exhibit Next Month

The Dallas Museum of Art will present Concentrations 63: Julian Charrière, Towards No Earthly Pole, the first US solo museum exhibition for the multidisciplinary French-Swiss artist, next month.

Orchestra of New Spain Stages Annual Convivencia Concert

The Orchestra of New Spain will present the fourth in a series of concerts designed to explore the musical culture of Spain’s Medieval world of Al Andalus.

With New Initiative, Dallas Opera Can Keep On Trucking

Thanks to a wheely, wheely good donation, the Dallas Opera can now take it's show on the road.
In Case You Missed It

The Art of Shopping Requires a Mindful Manager

With its museum-like layout and sophisticated sculptures, murals, and paintings by known artists, NorthPark Center staffs a position many other malls wouldn’t need: a manager of arts programming.
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