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Vuyani Dance Theater Debuts at Moody Performance Hall
The South African dance company is making its Texas debut at April 7 and 8.
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Jack Levison: Holy Scriptures and Dead Sea Scrolls Proclaim a Messiah Who Conquered Death for Himself, Others
You may have heard someone, maybe a preacher, ask on Palm Sunday, “What did the crowds waving palm branches expect when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey?” And you may have heard a dozen different answers. What, in fact, did the crowds expect? One answer occurs in the Dead Sea Scrolls,
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Kersten Rettig: ‘Le’ Named Restaurant Coming Soon
There are but three Dallas restaurants that are French enough to start with "Le." Chef Bruno Davaillon will open another in early 2024.
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Faith Friday: Lenten Concert at Northaven UMC
Northaven United Methodist Church will host an afternoon of Lenten organ and piano music April 5.
Tiller Russell Takes Us Back to Waco, Three Decades Later
In Netflix docuseries "Waco: American Apocalypse," the Park Cities native found that while facts of the tragic 51-day standoff haven’t changed, the context in which we view it has evolved.
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Food News: Chicken, Cookies, CAVA, and More
Food writer Kersten Rettig outlines some of the latest menu updates and restaurant openings in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
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Faith Friday: Congregation Tiferet Israel Hosts Annual Dallas Kosher Chili Cookoff
Congregation Tiferet Israel hosted the annual Dallas Kosher Chili Cookoff March 19.
‘Synergy, Dallas Music in Motion’ Coming to Moody Performance Hall
Electronic music will meet ballet in Pegasus Contemporary Ballet’s “Synergy, Dallas Music in Motion” performances March 31-April 1 at the Moody Performance Hall.
Moulin Rouge! The Musical: Where Modern-Day Meets 1899
The musical will be in Dallas through April 2.
DMA to Celebrate Teen Renaissance Exhibit
The exhibition annually showcases artwork created by Dallas-area high school students and will be on display until April 23.
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Faith Friday: Cantatas and Tonadillas Concert at Zion Lutheran Church
Orchestra of New Spain will perform its second concert of the spring season at 7:30 p.m. March 31 at Zion Lutheran Church.
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Katie Miller: Pack Your Bikini, Grab Your Sunscreen, and Get Your Flu Shot!
Spring Break month is here, another popular travel holiday. As a student preparing to journey to gather with friends or home to see loved ones, it is important to get a flu shot beforehand.
Maura Sheffler Appointed to TACA President, Executive Director
The Arts Community Alliance (TACA) Board of Directors recently announced that TACA veteran Maura Sheffler was appointed to a permanent role as the Donna Wilhelm Family President and Executive Director. Sheffler had served as TACA's interim leader since the departure of Terry Loftis on December 1.
Meadows Museum Exhibits Spanish Abstract Art
"In the Shadow of Dictatorship: Creating the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art" is open through June 18.
Arboretum Hosting Sixth-Annual Food and Wine Festival
The event, held March 23 from 7 to 9 p.m., will feature samplings from local chefs.
A Little Culinary History and a Twist on Irish Food Favorites
Ireland’s culinary traditions underwent a significant transformation in the 1980s when Irish chefs trained in classic French cooking returned and opened superb restaurants in the small towns of Kinsale in County Cork and Kenmare in County Kerry.
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Faith Friday: St. Rita Catholic Community Lenten Concert Series
St. Rita Catholic Community’s Lenten concert series will continue next week.
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Family Time is Vital: Get A Seat at À Table
Eating dinner together as a family improves physical and mental health, benefits academic success, and helps maintain emotional connections between parents and children.
KERA to Celebrate Be My Neighbor Day
The event about the importance of being a good neighbor will be held Saturday, March 25 at Klyde Warren Park.
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Faith Friday: Dallas Christ Child Society Celebrating 110 Years
The Dallas Christ Child Society is celebrating its 110th year.