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Dallas Blooms Returning to the Arboretum
Got springtime on the brain? The Dallas Arboretum’s Dallas Blooms: Birds in Paradise event runs from February 19 until April 10.
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Bookshelf
See what books by local authors are hitting bookshelves.
Faith
Faith Friday: Faith Commons to Screen ‘Divided We Fall’
Author, filmmaker, and activist Valarie Kaur had originally planned a stop in Dallas as part of a Faith Commons event -- but the Feb. 6 event has now shifted to a virtual one, and Kaur's visit has been postponed.
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Show Your Love with These 17 Valentine’s Day Gifts
From five-course tasting dinners at the Rosewood Mansion to Miron Crosby's cowboy boots, our list will surely inspire you on ways to show your love this Valentine's Day.
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Mother, Daughter Make Linzer Tarts For All Kinds of Sweethearts
I always bake heart-shaped cookies to give to family and friends on Valentine’s Day.
Feeling Very Peri
Pantone’s Color of the Year could leave you blue, but in a good way.
‘Love Field Stories’ Podcast Returns With KC Chiefs CEO, ‘The Ticket’ Personality
Leading up to Super Bowl LVI, sports fans and history buffs can brush up on their Super Bowl history when Kansas City Chiefs CEO and FC Dallas owner Clark Hunt and Mark Elfenbein, The Ticket’s sports personality, appear on the “Love Field Stories” podcast.
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Four Dallas Arts Groups Get NEA Grants
Four Dallas arts organizations have received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the NEA announced last week.
Special Exhibit Open at George W. Bush Presidential Center
“The Continual Struggle: The American Freedom Movement and the Seeds of Social Change” exhibit by artist Brian Washington will be in Dallas until March 17.
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African American Museum Celebrates Black History Month
The African American Museum, Dallas will celebrate Black History Month with an array of exhibitions and in-person and virtual educational activities.
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Walk It Off
When it comes to places to go for a walk, Preston Hollow and the Park Cities have an embarrassment of riches.
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Transplant Breakthrough Raises Hope in North Texas
Medical City performs first Texas operation using heart after cardiac death.
How to Eat Like the Queen and Brunch With the Queens
Where can you eat like The Queen in Dallas?
(Read time: 5.6 minutes)
Faith
Faith Friday: Our Redeemer Lutheran School Commemorates National Lutheran Schools Week
Our Redeemer Lutheran School celebrated National Lutheran Schools Week this week.
Voices
Looking for New Destination? Meet St. Pete
Looking for a long weekend getaway? Kersten Rettig has just the place.
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OK2BX Foundation Launches Film Festival
Eleanor Bolding had a habit of "calling people in" instead of "calling people out" when she disagreed with them, her family said, desiring to be inclusive.
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Texas Ballet Theater Announces Newest Productions
Texas Ballet Theater (TBT) will present George Balanchine’s Serenade and two world premiere ballets in A Tchaikovsky Evening in February.
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Make It a Fondue Winter Celebration With Swiss Comfort Food
After the hustle and bustle of the holidays, the relative quiet of January can be a welcome relief.
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TITAS/Dance Unbound Receives Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Grant
TITAS/Dance Unbound is the only organization in Texas to receive a 2021/2022 Performance Forward Fund grant from the esteemed Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (DDCF).
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Faith
Faith Friday: SMAA Hosts Human Trafficking Discussion
Project Moses, a ministry founded by parishioners of Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church to raise awareness about human trafficking, recently hosted a panel discussion about how to fight the issue.