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Dolce&Gabbana Takes Center Stage at First Sight
Fashionistas and opera lovers alike mark your calendars for one of the early highlights of the season: The Dallas Opera’s FIRST SIGHT Fashion Presentation and Luncheon featuring Dolce&Gabbana.
Society
DSOL to Honor Dallas Fashion Designer Patti Flowers
The sixth annual Fashion Notes Designer Award Luncheon, Auctions, and Style Show will take place Nov. 4 at The Ritz-Carlton.
Perot Museum Extends ‘The Art of the Brick’ Exhibit
If you've been living under a rock – or maybe a Lego – and haven't had a chance to check out the traveling "The Art of the Brick" exhibit at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science; don't worry.
NorthPark AutoShow Details Released
This year, for the first time, NorthPark AutoShow's Best Ride on Cars will present a special display of children’s ride on and push cars including a mini Bentley, Maserati, McLaren, and more.
Nonprofits
Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra Announces New Wind Symphony Conductor
Kondrat brings with him a unique and specialized background as a highly regarded music educator and is sure to carry on the tradition of excellence the world-renowned GDYO Wind Symphony is known for.
Dallas Museum of Art Announces 2019 Fall Exhibitions
Contemporary exhibitions by artists from the United States, Canada, Brazil, and Iceland will present Pop and abstract paintings, a new first-floor Concourse mural, and a massive video installation.
Events
Selections Announced for Women Texas Film Festival
Emily Cohn’s CRSHD opens the film festival, and Bridget Stokes’ Emmett (Boy Genius) is the Closing Night Selection.
Events
Michelle Obama Returns to Dallas
This sixth season of hearhere, AT&T Performing Arts Center distinctive speakers series, begins with the highly anticipated return of Former First Lady Michelle Obama on Sept. 26.
Events
Step Into The Portal NorthPark Center
The NorthPark Portal will connect to the entire Portals network, including sites in Afghanistan, Honduras, Iraq, Jordan, Germany, Rwanda, and Mexico.
Magnolia Pictures Presents Film About Reporter Mike Wallace
The film traces Wallace's career on the air from his invention of the "tough question" in his 1950s interview show Night Beat to his four decades on CBS’ 60 Minutes
Dallas Comedy House Re-Opens With Restaurant, Beer Garden
Aside from its nightly shows, classes, and corporate training, DCH will be introducing a variety of new acts as it settles into its new space, including Monday Service Nights (dubbed “Dish”) and Thursday Philanthropy Nights.
Perot Museum Announces Once-in-a-Lifetime Exhibit
Fossils of two recently discovered ancient human relatives (Australopithecus sediba and Homo naledi) will come to the United States from South Africa this fall
Events
29Rooms Announce Details for Dallas Exhibit
The current iteration of the popular attraction invites you to Expand Your Reality in dozens of trippy themed rooms, unusual experiences, and an Art Park.
Events
Tickets On Sale for “Pete: A New Dance Musical”
With this new work, Dark Circles will take an enormous leap, expanding the artistic world to include theatre as well as dance.
Events
The Petite Palace Brings Laughs, Charity to Dallas
The Petite Palace provides an up-close personal experience for 150 circus-goers that is fun for the entire family.
Dallas Holocaust Museum Sets Grand Opening Date
The 40-years-in-the-making museum is 55,000 square feet and cost $78 million, per officials.
Out and About
Don’t Miss Out On These Pop-up Art Exhibits in Dallas
It’s summertime and for those who are ‘snap-ready’ these pop-up art exhibits are just thing Dallasites need.
Out and About
Local Betty Buckley Triumphs in “Hello, Dolly!”
There is so much to like about this hit musical – it's no wonder NPR called it "the best show of the year" and it was the winner of four Tony Awards including Best Musical Revival.
Out and About
Meadows Museum To Host Spanish Masters
Beginning Sept. 15, the Meadows will present 11 paintings produced by some of Spain’s most celebrated artists, brought from England’s The Bowes Museum.
Out and About
“The Art of Self Defense” Tackles Toxic Masculinity
When Davies attends Sensei's mysterious night class, he discovers a sinister world full of fraternity, brutality, and hyper-masculinity.