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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.
Strauss Square to Host Grand Funk Railroad
Looking for a spot outdoors to take in some music? The Annette Strauss Square at the AT&T Performing Arts Center announced it will host Grand Funk Railroad and Jefferson Starship in March.
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Goodrich Gallery Showcases Art of Dallas ISD Students
There is still time to check out the artwork of local middle schoolers who worked with a theme of thankfulness.
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‘I Have a Dream’
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we thought we would share one of King's most famous speeches, as well as videos of children explaining what King's legacy means to them.
More Art, Decorative Items From Edwin L. Cox Estate Go To Auction
Additional art and antiques from the estate of the late former oilman Edwin L. Cox will be sold by Chicago-based Hindman Auctions during the next few months.
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Faith
Faith Friday: Friendship-West Hosting Virtual ‘King Teach In’ to Honor MLK Jr.
Friendship-West Baptist Church will honor the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with its virtual fifth-annual King Teach-In.
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Dallas Architecture Forum Hosts Bernard Tschumi Jan. 20
Considered one of today's foremost architects, Bernard Tschumi will discuss his work in a Dallas Architecture Forum lecture Jan. 20 at 7 p.m.
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Orchestra of New Spain Presents Special Convivencia Series
The Orchestra of New Spain will present the fifth in a series of concerts exploring the musical culture of Medieval Spain’s Al Andalus this month.
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DMA Unveils Spring and Summer Exhibition Plans
The DMA’s schedule of exhibitions in spring and summer 2022 showcases global currents in art, culture, and design from centuries ago to the present day.
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‘Be Happy’ And Huge
See mural-sized reproduction of Jina Lee’s winning painting.
DSO Events For January, February
Dallas Symphony Orchestra supporters have some options to enjoy performances in January and February.
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Scardello Artisan Cheese Continues Virtual Classes
Scardello Artisan Cheese is continuing virtual classes throughout January.
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Romcom Screenwriter Got Her Filmmaking Start at Parish
Young filmmaker Alex Yonks, whose new holiday romcom Candy Coated Christmas features Ree Drummond of The Food Network’s Pioneer Woman, got her ambitious start at Parish Episcopal High School.
Favorites of 2021: Young Author Publishes First Book
Episcopal School of Dallas student (and then-third grader) Valentina Calderón gave up her free time, and her work turned into her first book, Unipaw’s Adventures: The Friends of the Forest, published on Amazon in January.
Events
NYE Details for the Procrastinators
We're getting a whole new year on Saturday, but before that can happen, you'll need to put on a crazy hat and make some noise. Don't want to do that at home? Been procrastinating on your New Year's Eve plans?
We have you covered.
Favorites of 2021: The Food (and Travel) Stories
As we continue our look back at our favorite stories of 2021, we would be remiss if we didn't take a look at how food and travel were impacted by a year that saw us gingerly stepping into a "new normal" as the pandemic continued for a second year.
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Former SMU Rower Details College Struggles in Directorial Debut
Introspective drama examines the physical and psychological toll of athletics.