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Green Beer is Here
Green beer. Why? Because St. Patrick’s Day.
TACA Announces Second Round of Resiliency Grants
The Arts Community Alliance – announced that 37 arts organizations are recipients of TACA Resiliency Grants in the initiative’s second round of funding.
ESD Student’s First Book Explores Power of Friendship
A third-grade Episcopal School of Dallas student started writing about two years ago to keep entertained during spring break.
Dallas Opera Returns With ‘Welcome Back’ Song Series
The Dallas Opera will be launching a new, three-event “Welcome Back” Song Series in the Winspear Opera House commencing March 31.
Detect This: Interactive Show Offers Opportunity for Crime-Solving
Been binging on true-crime shows during the pandemic? Made your way through every season of every version of Law & Order? Have you been an armchair detective since your Nancy Drew days?
Reunion Tower Offers Spring Break Staycation in the Sky
Dallas families looking at the staycation option for Spring Break can add a trip to the sky to their list of activities.
Do You Have Reservations?
If you're state park-bound for Spring Break, you may want to reserve that spot now, officials say.
Events
State Fair of Texas Ready For Concessionaire Applications
Fire up the deep fryers, it's time to dip something in batter.
Dallas Heritage Village Offers Outdoor Fun
Dallas Heritage Village offers visitors a fun and educational look back at North Texas during the Victorian and pioneer era outdoors at Dallas’ first city park.
Camps
Camps Ready To Deploy 2020 Lessons, Bring Back The Bubble
Summer 2021 is HAPPENING! Let’s welcome it with open arms and plan for a typical summer for our children.
SMU’s Dallas Literary Festival Goes Virtual
The theme of the Dallas Literary Festival, hosted by SMU, is a fitting one for the times -- turbulence.
Perot Museum Invites Visitors To Engineers Week
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is inviting guests to brainstorm, build, break, and create for Engineers Week.
Could 2021 Prove a Turning Point?
Yes, 2020 was terrible. But the United States has seen worse.
No Bohemian Room is Complete Without These 5 Elements
The French word bohémien originally referred to migrants from Bohemia, a region in the Czech Republic.
Philanthropy
Dallas Arts District Foundation Awards Nine Local Artists With Financial Refuge Among Crisis
The Dallas Arts District Foundation is a nonprofit that supports the city's artistic, educational and commercial endeavors through its donations and design programs.
Dallas Opera To Stream ‘Tosca’ Simulcast
The Dallas Opera will stream the company’s 2015 production of Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca online beginning at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26 and it will be available until March 27.
Crow Museum New Trio of Exhibits Includes ‘Divine Spark’
The Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas is kicking off 2021 in a bold fashion with three exhibitions showcasing the powerful contemporary works of a Texas-based Asian woman artist, recent works by Japanese women ceramicists, and an exploration of one of the most iconic gods in Hindu culture.
14 Valentine’s Day Gifts for Your Deserving Dallas Darling
In a year that encouraged shopping regionally to keep beloved businesses in our community afloat, holidays are a perfect opportunity to speak your partner’s love language, locally.
COVID Costs Dallas Arts Community $95.5M
The pandemic has been a drain on coffers everywhere, and the Dallas arts community is not immune, a new survey revealed.
Valentine’s Day Dining, Gifts and Getaways
Whether you're a carb lover, a wine lover, fine-dining is in your heart, or travel, we have some suggestions for Valentine's Day.