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Travel: Spectacular Sphere Summons Dallasites to Vegas Again
It seemed like Vegas had all that entertainment had to offer until an enormous spherical sensation captured the attention of luxury Las Vegas travelers in need of a fantastic new fix.
Skate Swiftly with Swifties at the Galleria
Galleria Dallas is hosting a Taylor Swift skate party at its ice skating center on Saturday, April 20, 2024, the day after Swift's "Tortured Poet's Department" album drops.
The Eyeboretum Returns Downtown for Arts Month
Guests will be able to stroll the garden views and activities at The Eye at The Joule. There will be mountainous mushrooms, beanstalks, and a “gnome home” that will broaden visitors’ imagination.
Dish Up a Bowl of Louisiana Gumbo – Talk About Good!
When I think of Louisiana, I think of New Orleans, Mardi Gras, trees draped in sphagnum moss, beignets coated in powdered sugar, and gumbo. In 2004, Louisiana declared gumbo the official state dish.
High Tail it to Denver for a Rocky Mountain High
Kersten Rettig: Denver is an easy flight from Dallas Love or DFW, making a long weekend exploring the city a breeze, but there’s so much to do in the area you might want a few more days.
SMU Perkins’ Grad Adam Hamilton Tackles Doubt, Faith, Hope
When Paul Rasmussen began pursuing his Master of Divinity in 2000, a pastor who graduated a dozen years earlier already had legendary status at SMU’s Perkins School of Theology.
Remarkable Women
Royal Lane Baptist Church’s First Female Reverend
The Rev. Victoria Robb Powers, senior pastor at Royal Lane Baptist Church, says God put the right people in her path to pioneer a position and inspire the women around her.
Restarting in the Garden
A transformative program is taking root in an inner-city garden surrounded by bustling traffic, poverty, and a lack of healthy food options.
Older Adults Face Highest Risks of Flu Complications
Are you ready to tackle the upcoming cold and flu season head-on?
Arboretum Hosts Seventh-Annual Food, Wine Festival
Tickets for the March 21 festival are $149 and can be purchased on the Arboretum's website.
Arboretum to Host Eclipse Training, Hype Event
The Dallas Arboretum is bringing in astronomer, teacher, and author Dr. Jeffrey Bennett on Feb. 24 to engage students, teachers, and families ahead of the upcoming solar eclipse.
‘The Cloud’ Helps Seniors Save Photo Memories
Every time I visit my parents’ house, I get to see my mom’s scrapbooks with lots of photos.
Hillcrest Teacher, Students on ‘Mission of Philanthropy’ for Moroccan School
A Dallas teacher and her students are on a mission to support a girls school in Morocco, where an earthquake destroyed the dormitories last fall.
Galleria, Girl Scouts Partner to Redefine ‘Influencer’
The display, known as "Redefining Influencers," showcases positive role models for teens and is on display until Feb. 25.
A Guide to the Most Romantic Restaurants in Dallas
What makes a restaurant romantic?
Italian Panna Cotta Wins Hearts on Valentine’s
Christy Rost: Panna cotta is a light, creamy Italian custard with a delicate vanilla flavor. It becomes a beautiful and easy Valentine dessert when poured into small heart-shaped molds.
All About Community: Hometown Life, Retirement Living
You could certainly call Gilbert Brown a lifelong resident of Highland Park.
Flower Planting Benefits Memory Care Patients
A little gardening makes a huge difference, delivering a harvest of engaging activity and calming social interactions for those in memory care.
Voices
Lake Austin Spa: A Guide to Wellness in the New Year
Kersten Rettig: One of my greatest luxuries in life is to go to a spa for a few days to immerse myself in a culture of body, mind, and spiritual wellness. Sure, there are magnificent resorts that include a spa as a guest amenity to enjoy while on vacation; but visiting a spa resort, an enveloping oasis of wellness, is a different experience.