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Camps
Area Churches Consider Summer Activity Options
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, summer for Dallas churches typically meant hosting thousands of children for programs and vacation Bible schools.
DSO Hosting Juneteenth Celebration Concerts
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra will perform its Juneteenth: A Celebration of Freedom and Diversity concerts June 18-20.
Perot Museum Open Daily For Summer
Looking for some educational entertainment this summer? The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is open daily through Sept. 6 offering extended and new programming.
Governor Abbott Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of The Texas Film Commission
The Texas Film Commission (TFC) was recently congratulated by Governor Greg Abbott for its 50th anniversary of service to the state.
Coronavirus
New Initiatives to Help Promote Vaccination Among Young Adults
United States health officials are asking young adults to refrain from swiping left on their COVID-19 vaccinations.
African American Museum Announces Summer Lineup
The African American Museum is back in full force with an array of exciting offerings for this summer.
People To Know
How Musician Ben Rector Fell In Love With Dallas
To Dallasites familiar with the city’s music scene, singer-songwriter Ben Rector has been a Southern staple for over a decade.
Miron Crosby Debuting Collaboration With Artist Stephanie Cooper Johnson
Texas crafted bespoke boot brand, Miron Crosby, and artist, Stephanie Cooper Johnson, collaborated on an exclusive capsule collection based on their shared admiration for Texas and the state’s vast landscape. The capsule collection will launch June 3, with an in-store activation at Miron Crosby’s Highland Park Village boutique.
Get Away This Weekend
The lakes are full and the airplanes are, too. If you’re stuck in town Memorial Day weekend, you can still get away. Here are a few fabulous mini vacations that are luxurious and close by.
40th Anniversary
Receptionist to Editor: A Journalist’s Unexpected Journey
I came to Dallas in 1985 looking for something, although I wasn’t sure what.
Philanthropy
Best Friends Animal Society Awarded Meadows Grant
The Meadows Foundation has given $100,000 to the dogs (and the cats), Best Friends Animal Society announced.
Galleria Dallas To Host Turtle Creek Chorale
The Turtle Creek Chorale e is making its return with its first in-person concerts since COVID-19 hit Dallas with mini, three-song concerts at 11 a.m. and noon June 5. More than 50 of the choir’s members will perform.
Orchestra of New Spain to Hold Concert Honoring Juneteenth
The Orchestra of New Spain (ONS) will present its final concert of the season on Saturday, June 12 at 7 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church.
Dallas Museum of Art Presents Its 2021 Awards to Artists
The Dallas Museum of Art announced its announce its 2021 Awards to Artists recipients Monday morning.
Dallas Love Field Launches Online Live Show And Podcast
Dallas Love Field is launching a new live broadcast show and podcast, “Lead With Love.”
Events
Dallas Arboretum Food And Wine Festival Features Roaring ’20s Theme
This year’s Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden Food & Wine Festival is going back to the roaring ‘20s.
Turtle Creek Chorale Set to Perform in Person
For the first time since December 2019, the Turtle Creek Chorale will perform in person at the Fair Park Band Shell on June 27.
John Wesley’s Traveling Pulpit Gets New Home at SMU
The World Methodist Museum’s historical and theologically significant collections are moving in May to SMU’s Bridwell Library.
Canine Cowboys Fanatic, Jet-Setting Sisters Star in Books For Children
For all those 1 to 4-year-olds tired of being cooped up at home, the three books in the Sissies Adventure Series offer literary escapism.
Alto Goes Artsy: Alto And Gray Malin Team Up For Art Cars
Drivers in Dallas, Houston, and Los Angeles may notice the work of renowned photographer and Dallas native Gray Malin thanks to a collaboration with ridesharing company Alto.