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Questlove’s Hip Hop Brunch Benefits Two Dallas Organizations
Hip-hop fans have the chance to catch a master of the genre and benefit two local nonprofits next month.
A&E Delves Into the Deep Fried Dynasties of the State Fair
In a world where fried butter exists, it only stands to reason that at some point, the national eye would turn toward the LDL-laden wares of the Texas State Fair.
2022 Big Tex Little Lone Stars Club Enrollment Now Open
The youngest fans of the State Fair of Texas can once again join a club that will get them all set to enjoy the fair next Fall -- and for free.
Coronavirus
Tony Award-winning Musical Returns to Dallas After Pandemic Hiatus
Canadian musical 'Come from Away' will return to the Music Hall at Fair Park nearly two years after the pandemic forced it to close the curtains after only three performances.
Faith
Faith Friday: Virtual Roundtable Discussion ‘Ukrainian Churches in the Time of War’
Since news of the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week spread, many Dallasites have been wondering how they can help those in harm’s way.
Applications Now Open For State Park Ambassador Program
If you are a high school graduate between the ages of 18 and 30, Texas Parks and Wildlife has an adventurous opportunity.
A Salad Bowl Symphony at SMU?
Bridwell Library to Host “A Festival of Form: John Cage & the Infinite Human” from March 7-9.
Events
Get Your Mex-Mex On
Feeling a little bit Mex-Mex? The editors at D Magazine have the event for you.
Yarn Council Unspools Great Yarn Challenge
It's no yoke -- if you're a bit of a knit-wit, you might just want to grab some yarn and challenge a few people to the dance-off's slightly less aerobic cousin -- the knit-off.
Frontiers of Flight Names New CEO
Frontiers of Flight announced last week that it now has a new CEO piloting the museum -- Teresa Lenling.
Texas Film Commission Launches New Online Exhibit
The Texas Film Commission (TFC) and the Texas Archive of the Moving Image (TAMI) announced the launch of a new online exhibit examining the history of industrial filmmaking in Dallas.
Coronavirus
Is It Time to Go to the Movie Theater?
I got tired of streaming movies at home, sitting by myself. I decided the best thing to do would be to try going to a movie theater.
Voices
Get That Bread, Delivered
Remember way back in March of 2020 when you couldn’t find flour or yeast in any grocery store? Yeah, well, I think I know who bought it all: Uma Iyer.
Faith
Faith Friday: DSO To Go At Preston Hollow Presbyterian
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church will soon host DSO on the Go, which brings the music of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra to communities around North Texas.
Find Design Inspirations While Working at Home
While you may have found some of your own design inspirations during the pandemic-induced work from home period, three local architects say they did as well -- and they are ready to talk about it.
Le Creuset Factory To Table Sale Returns
Cooks, rejoice! Renowned French cookware company Le Creuset is gearing up for its first in-person Factory To Table since 2020 with a four-day event at Dallas Market Center.
Exhibition Highlights Inventions By African Americans
Featuring approximately 160 replicas and examples of items invented or improved by African Americans, the African-American Pioneers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Architecture and Math" exhibition returns at the African American Museum this month.
Meet One of the Teens Behind Perot’s Remote Field Trips
Sofia Reyes’ acting skills took her behind the scenes at the museum.
Celebrate the Margarita With a Mansion Bar Tipple
National Margarita Day makes its appearance this week, and the folks at The Mansion Bar at Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek have a recipe you can keep in your back pocket for any future margarita needs.