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‘Dali/Vermeer: A Dialogue’ Opens at the Meadows Museum
For the first time in art history, Johannes Vermeer and Salvador Dalí stand side by side in the “Dalí/Vermeer: A Dialogue” exhibition at SMU’s Meadows Museum.
Dallas International Film Festival Announces Full Lineup
Dallas Film recently announced the full lineup of nearly 80 short and feature-length films running Oct. 14 through 20 at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Cedars and various other Dallas landmarks, and a few of them have Park Cities and Turtle Creek connections.
At 80, Amateur Talent Scout Can’t Stop Planning Productions
As a child in Taiwan, Teresa Yu set up a unique barter system.
Songs & Smiles Delivers Joy to Memory Care Patients, Caregivers
Lyrics floated through the air, voices joined in harmony, and laughter echoed around the room.
WestEdge Design Fair Debuts In Dallas
The WestEdge Design Fair recently debuted in Dallas with thousands of attendees and more than 100 purveyors of modern art and design.
Annual Red River Singoff Returns for Another Battle
The Red River Showdown between the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma is one of the biggest football games of the year for residents of Texas and Oklahoma, but this game is not the only competition that these two colleges will be facing the weekend of Oct. 7.
Belmont Village, Photographer Honor Veterans, Preserve Stories
Howard Greenlee, a Navy veteran who joined in 1954 and now lives at Belmont Village Senior Living Turtle Creek, stood in front of the white sheet as Thomas Sanders took his picture.
African American Museum Hosts Carroll Harris Simms Art Competition, Exhibit
The African American Museum, Dallas is hosting “Best in Show – Carroll Harris Simms National Black Art Competition and Exhibition,” featuring a selection of award-winning works from 1976-2021 until Dec. 1.
The State Fair of Texas Opens This Week. Celebrity Chef Lineup Revealed, Discounts, and More
The State Fair of Texas opens this week and one of the big draws is, of course, the food.
EarthX to Celebrate Half Earth Day With Immersive Film Premiere
EarthX and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra are working together for the U.S. premiere of The Way of the Rain — The Hope for Earth through a performance combining orchestra, chorus, film, art, and spoken word.
Dallas International Film Festival Announces First 16 Films
The Dallas International Film Festival is celebrating its 16th anniversary Oct. 14 through 20. To kick off the celebration, the festival announced the first 16 films for the event.
HPHS Theatre Production of ‘Beauty and the Beast’
Highland Park High School invites you to “be their guest” at the remaining shows of Beauty and the Beast, which runs through this week.
‘Music On Mockingbird’ Concert Series Debuting This Fall
Mockingbird Station is partnering with Bridge the Gap Chamber Players and the University Crossing Public Improvement District to bring music back to the station for its “Music on Mockingbird” concert series.
Explore the Power of ‘Movement’ at the DMA
"Movement: The Legacy of Kineticism" is an immersive exhibition that features 80 works from the DMA's collection.
The Dallas Opera Announces 2022-2023 Community Initiatives
The Dallas Opera invites the people of North Texas to join them during the 2022/2023 Season for a series of community-based initiatives designed to welcome new audiences to the art form, both in-person and digitally.
Another Round of Items From T. Boone Pickens’ Estate To Be Auctioned
A second round of period antiques, fine art, and personal items from late Texas and Oklahoma oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens (1928-2019) will be auctioned in a two-day, online-only event slated for September 10 and 11 by J. Garrett Auctioneers.
Fair Park Blues and Jazz Festival Returns
Bringing together some of North Texas’ most beloved jazz and blues artists, the 5th Fair Park Blues & Jazz Festival gets underway Sunday, Sept. 4, at 5 p.m. at the African American Museum, Dallas. Proceeds benefit the museum’s youth educational program.
Shakespeare Dallas’ 50th Season Culminates in Performance of ‘Hamlet’
Shakespeare Dallas recently announced the year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary will culminate with a production of Hamlet.
Drs. Bernice King, Kimberly Johnson Hosting Book Signing At Galleria Dallas
Dr. Bernice King, CEO of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center For Nonviolent Social Change and daughter of civil rights pioneers Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, and Dr. Kimberly Johnson will read their children’s book It Starts With Me and sign copies at Galleria Dallas Saturday.
TACA Announces $125,000 in New Works 2.0 Grants
The Arts Community Alliance announced the 2022 recipients of its re-envisioned New Works Fund that focuses support on new works of performing, literary and visual art in varying stages of development by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color), LGBTQ+, and female artists.