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‘Once Were Brothers’ is an Ode to Brotherhood
Robbie Robertson describes songwriting as a jigsaw puzzle, which is similar to how the ‘Once Were Brothers’ documentary comes together. The good and the bad parts of the Band’s journey fit into one heart wrenchingly beautiful tale.
How Six Artists Use Creativity for Social Impact
Six artists receiving funding and mentorship from CultureBank and Ignite Arts Dallas gathered at a forum on Tuesday to discuss their acts of true community investment in Dallas.
Biscotti Mama Left Corporate Gig To Launch LulaMade Brand
Zoe Horton is a 32-year-old entrepreneur who started a little business in late fall of 2018 and has since made and sold more than 12,000 biscotti. Herself.
Kid Biz Presents “Secrets to Raising Confident Kids”
Parents can enjoy an evening of shopping, sipping, and mingling at a live podcast recording of Secrets to Raising Confident Kids by Bubble Lounge & SitterCentral on Wednesday, February 26, 6-8 pm at Kid Biz.
Women Mariachis? ‘American Mariachi’ Tells the Tale
Coming to Dallas on March 14, American Mariachi tells the story of Lucha, who dreams of having her own mariachi band, defying cultural standards of the 1970s. She forms an all-girls mariachi band, dodging naysayers and critics.
Vivian Crockett Named DMA Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art
Former Mellon Museum Research Consortium Fellow in Media and Performance Art at MOMA, Vivian Crockett, has been appointed Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art by the Dallas Museum of Art.
