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Get Inspired by the Power of Movement at the DMA
Chains dangle from lights above, tempting viewers entering the Dallas Museum of Art’s latest exhibition to tug at them.
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Need Holiday Entertaining Tips? Listen to Local Experts
Remember the 1997 book Entertaining for Dummies? The book that sold more than 30 million copies promised to transform hopeful hosts and hostesses from dumb to Martha Stewart. I had a copy, and I will say, people find me to be somewhat entertaining.
Worth a Road Trip: Mineral Wells, Cisco, Albany
Driving north and west from Dallas, the scenery soon turns to rolling hills and, just a bit further, to a flat frontier dotted with cacti and scrub brush.
Immersive Nutcracker Opens at Lighthouse ArtSpace
"The Immersive Nutcracker, A Winter Miracle" is now open through January.
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Thankful for These New Restaurants
Dallas is hashtag blessed with a blooming restaurant scene with these four new concepts bringing more flavor and fun to us all.
Two Bit Circus Opens in The Shops at Park Lane
Two Bit Circus celebrated the opening of its second U.S. location at The Shops at Park Lane on Nov. 18.
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Faith Friday: HP Presbyterian Church Hosting Christmas Concerts
Highland Park Presbyterian Church’s music ministry will close out 2022 with two Christmas performances by the HP Pres chancel choir, chorale, and orchestra, as well as two solo harp concerts by Dallas native Alison Read.
EarthX and Dallas Symphony Orchestra Collaborate for ‘The Way of the Rain — Hope for Earth’
EarthX and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra premiered The Way of the Rain — Hope for Earth at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center on Oct. 22.
Chefs For Farmers Raises Nearly $40,000
A record-breaking 3,000 foodies gathered at Old City Park for Chefs for Farmers’ main event Nov. 6. This year marked 11 years of the popular food and wine festival, which raised nearly $40,000 for the Seed Project Foundation’s McKinney Roots.
UP Pickle Partners Dominate Inaugural UP Paddle Battle
The 2022 University Park Paddle Battle was just what the Park Cities needed to prove once and for all that the Williams Park pickleball courts were a solid community addition.
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Faith Friday: Bishop Todd Hunter to Talk Strategies for Peaceful Holiday Gatherings
Central Commons Nov. 18 is hosting Bishop Todd Hunter, founding bishop of The Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others, The Telos Collective, and the Center for Formation, Justice and Peace, in partnership with St. Luke Medical District.
TACA Awards $300,000 to 41 Grantees
The Arts Community Alliance announced today that 41 Dallas County grantees are recipients of its second round of Catalyst grants.
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Meet Preston Hollow’s Best New Restaurant
Tex-Mex has returned to Preston Hollow in a big way and it's going to be a hot spot.
How Do I Train My Eye For Art?
Knowing what to think about viewing contemporary art without guidance can leave you puzzled and confused.
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Vege Out at Addison’s Vegan Food Fest November 12
The largest vegan food festival is coming to Addison Saturday, Nov. 12.
Home Not Alone: Blue Tulip Provides Travelers Peace of Mind
Dallas native Carol Stine has her roots planted deep in the heart of Texas.
Turtle Creek Fall Arts Festival Returns to Dallas
The two-day arts festival will feature local and regional artists, live music, food trucks, and more.
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Faith Friday: UPUMC Christmas Tree Lighting Returning
University Park United Methodist Church will help ring in the holiday season with its annual Christmas tree lighting.
Zoo to Do Partners with Galleria Dallas on Installation Before Upcoming Gala
Zoo to Do has a new installation at the Galleria Dallas.
SMU Library Exhibit Feature 200 Years of History Through Cookbooks
Just in time for Thanksgiving, a new cookbook exhibit at SMU’s DeGolyer Library is taking a look at history through a culinary lens.