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Sandbox VR – Enter a New World

A new Sandbox just opened here in Mockingbird Station this summer, and it is already one of the best things to do in Dallas.

Meadows Museum, SMU Announce 2022-2023 Exhibitions

The Meadows Museum at SMU is hosting four exhibitions featuring treasures from around the world in 2022-2023.
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Faith Friday: Park Cities Presbyterian Church Mission Trip in the Bahamas

A team from Park Cities Presbyterian Church recently went on a mission trip to host a children's camp in Nassau, Bahamas.
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Farmers Market Stroll Inspires Zesty Summer Cake

Summer is here, and with it, my craving for vibrant flavors that mirror the bounty found in farmers’ markets and grocery stores.

New Dallas Arboretum Exhibit Features Don Tortellini’s Photography

Summer at the Arboretum at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden has a new exhibit with the work of documentarian and photographer Don Tortellini.

Former Gap Employee Hunting for In-Store Playlists

Michael Bise admittedly didn’t know much about the Gap or selling clothes. But shortly after graduating from Texas A&M University in 1992, he got a job at the store in Highland Park Village, and one thing stuck with him – the music.

Reservations Open For DFW Restaurant Week 25th Anniversary

Reservations are open for the 25th anniversary Restaurant Week, supporting the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) and Lena Pope.
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Oui Shall Celebrate Bastille Day in Dallas!

Here are a few top picks for celebrating Bastille Day, the French National Celebration.
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Faith Friday: Lovers Lane UMC Mission Trip to Honduras

A mission team from Lovers Lane United Methodist Church recently traveled to Honduras to work alongside the United Methodist Mission there.

Going Back to Old City Park

Dallas' first city park, known for years as Dallas Heritage Village, recently announced its return to its historic name: Old City Park.

DMA Announces 2022 Awards To Artists Recipients

The Dallas Museum of Art recently announced this year’s recipients of the 2022 Awards to Artists.

75 Years of Spiritual Transformation Through Service

For 75 years, Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church has actively served the Dallas community through various outreach programs.

Immersive Monet and The Impressionists Makes Dallas Debut

Immersive Monet and the Impressionists, which explores the Impressionist movement of the late 19th century.
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Celebrate July Fourth, But Don’t Take Freedoms for Granted

"As we gather to celebrate Independence Day, it’s a good time to reflect on how our most fundamental freedoms have served this nation well."
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Al Biernat’s Launches New Menu

It’s not every day that a restaurant as beloved and iconic as Al Biernat’s announces significant changes to its menu, but that day has arrived.

Neiman Marcus Houses Valentino Escape 2022 Collection

Neiman Marcus NorthPark, in partnership with Valentino, recently hosted an immersive, luxury experience known as the Valentino Escape 2022 collection.

Cookbook Benefits Refugee Services of Texas

Refugee Services of Texas recently released Plated Stories: Legacies from Home to Table, a book featuring first-hand accounts of the resettlement experience, personal stories from survivors of trafficking, and delicious recipes from all over the world.

Four Seasons Offers Summer Travel Options

Looking to beat the Texas heat with a trip to a resort to relax poolside or maybe go skiing?

BANKSYLAND Debuts in Dallas

Dallasites can now view the elusive artist Banksy’s work at an immersive gallery experience until July 4.
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More Than the Alamo and Enchiladas

Enjoy expansive views, explore these fresh finds on your next San Antonio trek.
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