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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.
Dallas’ Newest Immersive Exhibit Focused on King Tut
Lighthouse Immersive, the group behind Immersive Van Gogh, Immersive Frida Kahlo, and Immersive Monet and the Impressionists is bringing their latest project, Immersive King Tut: Magic Journey to the Light, to Lighthouse ArtSpace Dallas beginning September 23.
Wortman Takes Home Seay Award as Moody Family YMCA Celebrates
As that Y.M.C.A. song tells it, “No man does it by himself.” But one might take home a special honor after helping ensure the neighborhood Y isn’t “short on (its) dough.”
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Faith Friday: HPUMC Takes Middle Schoolers on Mission Trip to Waco
Highland Park United Methodist Church Youth Ministry took incoming 7th and 8th graders on a Middle School Mission Trip to Waco from June 12-17 for the first time since before the pandemic.
Gather Round, And Get Fired Up For Grilling Season
True grill masters work their culinary magic year-round over charcoal or wood fire grills and smokers.
Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra Celebrates 50 Years
The Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra will celebrate its 50th anniversary by creating a Gallery Wall exhibit at the Galleria from July 1-27.
A Fatherly Conversation at the Bush Center
While Troy Aikman is known as a three-time Super Bowl champion and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, WFAA sports anchor Joe Trahan hoped to explore other facets of the retired Dallas Cowboy’s life.
State Fair of Texas Announces 2022 Cooking Contests
The State Fair of Texas is known for its culinary creations, and there’s no better place to see Texans serving up creative concoctions than the State Fair of Texas cooking contests.
Double Art Installations At the Shops at Park Lane
Catch two art installations at the Shops at Park Lane that are perfect for Pride Month and summer! Both installations will be up through the end of June.
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Peggy Sue’s Market Serves Up Legendary BBQ
It’s been a while since there has been a barbecue restaurant on the SMU side of town.
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Faith Friday: Preston Hollow Presbyterian Hosts Pride Potluck, Celebration Service
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church members, visitors, and staff gathered for a pride potluck and celebration service June 12.
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Kitchen Aid: Two Local Men Help Ukrainian Refugees
Wade Nicolas, a Highland Park grad and dad of two Highland Park grads, likes to fish, bird hunt, and travel. The semi-retired tech guy had been preparing for a nine-day solo backpacking trip in Patagonia. Then Russia invaded Ukraine.
Dallas Teen All Access Pass Program Details
Have a teen at home looking for things to do this summer? The teen all access pass, returning for the second year, provides complimentary admission in July for ages 13 to 17 and up to three friends or family members at 12 signature museums, nature and botanical gardens, outdoor entertainment venues, and leisure facilities.
A Summer of Shakespeare
2022 marks 50 years of Shakespeare Dallas producing affordable family entertainment for North Texas audiences.
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Faith Friday: Park Cities Baptist Church Hosting Summer Supply Drive
Park Cities Baptist Church is seeking donations for its Summer Supply drive.
CASETA Hosts 18th Annual Symposium in Dallas this Weekend
The Center for Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art will be in Dallas this weekend for its 18th annual symposium.