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Camps
Summer Camps Bolster Essential Life Skills
As parents, we work fast and furious with college advisers to help our children get that competitive edge, get into that prestigious college, land the perfect job, and be successful in all they do.
Voices
Letter to the Editor
I think we should fine people who are littering from their cars. I have seen multiple drivers roll down their windows and dump trash out.
Voices
Dallas Food Scene Has Big Energy With New Openings
Another day, another few restaurant openings in Dallas. Food writer Kersten Rettig shares that our city has some big energy that will entertain and delight diners.
Faith
Faith Friday: King of Glory Lutheran Church Hosting Rise Against Hunger Event
King of Glory Lutheran Church’s 65th-anniversary committee is helping to coordinate a meal packaging event April 23 at the church at 6411 LBJ Freeway.
Kevin Paul Hasn’t Lost that Tactile Feeling
Surrounded by his recent works hanging on the white walls of his spacious Preston Hollow home, Kevin Paul, a retail industry veteran turned artist, smiled.
Camps
Kersten Rettig: Camp Food Fuels Adventure and Memories
The first Sunday in June marks the start of camp season.
Festival of Joy Celebrating Fourth Year at Klyde Warren Park
As part of the parade, hundreds of festivalgoers will pull a colorful chariot carrying the deities of Jagannatha, Balarama, and Subhadra along Flora Street.
Ziling Zhou Finds Time for Painting
Many now-famous artists never sold a painting in their lifetimes, but 15-year-old Highland Park High School student Ziling Zhou has already exhibited and even sold a few pieces.
55th Annual Family Night at Six Flags Over Texas
Join the Women’s Auxiliary to Children’s Medical Center Dallas for an exclusive night out with the family and support a good cause!
Faith
Faith Friday: Royal Lane Baptist Church Hosting Walk Through Holy Week, Easter Egg Hunt
Royal Lane Baptist Church is hosting the annual Walk Through Holy Week and Easter Egg Hunt April 8 for youth, children, and parents.
Vuyani Dance Theater Debuts at Moody Performance Hall
The South African dance company is making its Texas debut at April 7 and 8.
Faith
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,
Voices
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.
Faith
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.
Voices
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.
Faith
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.