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Major Touring Exhibition of Photographs by Gordon Parks Coming to Fort Worth

Opening Sept. 14 through Dec. 29, this exhibition highlights Parks’s mastery of the camera to create an uplifting vision of African-American life in the mid-20th century. 

The J Promotes ‘Wellthy’ Living

Baylor Scott & White Health and the Lieberman Family Wellness Center will present Wellth Week, March 3 - 8, at the J.

Interactive Display Sparks Memories for 96-Year-Old

Virginia Myers has a lifelong passion for collecting dolls that started as a young child with her first “Dream Baby” and blossomed in the 1970s with her first Sasha Doll.
Society

Chi Omega Celebrates Successful Christmas Market

In its 41-year history, Chi Omega Christmas Market has distributed more than $8.55 million dollars to the Dallas community through grants to more than 120 local charities and collegiate scholarships.

Disney’s “Aladdin” Tickets on Sale

The hit Broadway musical will begin performances in Dallas on June 6 through June 23, Dallas Summer Musicals and Broadway Across America announced.

Workshop to Discuss Finding Aging Together

Workshops will be offered in two sessions on the following topics: Caregiver Bootcamp; Legal & Financial Planning; Challenging Conversations: How to Discuss and Plan for End of Life; and Medicine Matters: Caring for the Aging Body.
Camps

Leave Those Cell Phones Behind

A couple of memories standout for John Morgan about his boyhood experience attending a sleep-away summer camp: The cabin where he bunked lacked air conditioning, and the scheduled activities were few.

Partner Content: Sauce Pizza Coming to The Hill

After successfully opening locations in Prosper and Las Colinas, Sauce Pizza & Wine is coming to Dallas! This March, Sauce Pizza & Wine will open its new location at The Hill.

Park Cities Locals to be Honored with First Equest Citation Award

A magical evening of enchantment and mysticism, vibrant colors, plush fabrics, time-honored rituals, and the lingering exotic scent of incense and spices will fill Sixty Five Hundred event space this March for Equest's largest fundraiser.

Locals to be Honored with First Equest Citation Award

A magical evening of enchantment and mysticism, vibrant colors, plush fabrics, time-honored rituals, and the lingering exotic scent of incense and spices will fill Sixty Five Hundred event space this March for Equest's largest fundraiser.
Society

A Fabulous Night For a Great Cause

The Young Friends of the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas (RMHD) are throwing a House Party this April and you don't want to miss it. 

SMU Breaks Ground on Home for Digital Explorers

The 50,000-square-foot interdisciplinary research hub is a critical step in the university's journey to strengthen its research capabilities. 
Out and About

DMA Impresses with Impressionism

One thing I've noticed over the past couple of exhibits is that the Dallas Museum of Art has incorporated more women-based galleries. Women Artists in Europe from the Monarchy to Modernism, Women + Design, and now Berthe Morisot, Woman Impressionist.
Out and About

REVIEW: I Know What “Everybody Knows”

If you're anything like me and most of society, then I'm sure you enjoy some juicy drama every now and then. Especially family drama that involves years of deceit and hidden secrets.

Pageant Winner Passionate About Medical Research

Pageant participants aim to pursue their crowns with poise, grace, and pithy answers to interview questions, not a neurological movement disorder.

Tickets on Sale for Dallas Arboretum Food & Wine Festival

This festival was created for foodies and includes sampling and tasting the finest dishes from our top chefs.
Society

SMU To Honor Philanthropist Nancy Strauss Halbreich

Halbreich, a dedicated philanthropist in the Dallas community (and daughter of former Dallas mayor Annette Strauss), will be the recipient of the 2019 J. Erik Jonsson Ethics Award
Out and About

“Anastasia” Rises to the Top

The most gorgeous shows I've seen. 

Wading Through All the Fake Stuff

The bogus email I just deleted was an invoice for $672, ostensibly from a business friend. Who got hacked? We both sighed and changed our passwords. Discerning reality is exhausting these days: fake bills, fake phone calls from “government agencies,” fake news. Especially that.
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