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Casting For Children’s Wizard of Oz Begins
The castings will take place Jan. 13 and 14, 2019.
Party Like A Rockstar at the Perot
All five levels of the Museum will beam with enticing experiences that event planners promise to rock the senses.
Leaning into Older Age
As a mom, I well remember that sweltering August in ages past when my sweating son sported his red sweater over his school uniform, denoting his “senior” status
Nasher to Exhibit Los Angeles artist Ruby Sterling
Sterling Ruby’s work explores American culture in wildly various ways
Texas Ballet Theater Presents The Nutcracker
The two-act performance will be directed by Ben Stevenson and features music from legendary Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Dallas Arboretum to Celebrate Holiday Season
More than 500,000 lights will be strung throughout the Arboretum
Texas Ballet Theater Presents “The Nutcracker”
The two-act performance will be directed by Ben Stevenson and features music from legendary Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Allman’s Sign Walls of the Brain Performance Institute
For the second year in a row, Allie Beth Allman & Associates has teamed with D Magazine to make a difference in the Dallas community with the D Gives initiative
Highland Park Resident Honored at Arts Show
For her debut trunk show at Stanley Korshak, Yarckin will feature original art, scarves, and accessories.
Few Tickets Remain for Second Annual Jade Ball
Inspired by the art and beauty of Asia, the Jade Ball promises a magical grand entrance, live entertainment, art experiences, and delightful surprises
Faith
Presbyterian Church to Honor Deceased Homeless
Faith leaders from various traditions will unite to honor them and pray for their eternal rest.
PH Women’s Club Discusses Impact of “Dallas”
The timely topic for the October meeting followed Texas Monthly's recent issue celebrating the television show's 40th anniversary.
Local Teen Honored for Service
Heroes for Children Teen Board is a volunteer program that provides teens in grades 7th through 12th help families with a child battling cancer
Preston Hollow Teen Honored for Service
Heroes for Children Teen Board is a volunteer program that provides teens in grades 7th through 12th help families with a child battling cancer
Faith
Famous Christian Singer to Speak at Luncheon
Proceeds from the Celebrating Life Luncheon will benefit 13 agencies
Dallas Orchestra Debuts Interactive Program Notes
The mobile application allows for interactive concert notes and commentary
DMA to Host First Major Jonas Wood Solo Museum Exhibit
Wood's paintings focus on his exploration of psychology, memory, and concepts of the self.
Globetrotters Drain Trick Shots at Perot Museum
Two-time Guinness World Record holder Zeus McClurkin performed a principle called the Magnus Effect
Highland Park Resident Wins Governor’s Volunteer Award
John Poston's work is driven by his son, Michael, who has down syndrome.