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Dallas Museum of Art Appoints Contemporary Art Curator
The Dallas Museum of Art has appointed Vivian Li as the Lupe Murchison Curator of Contemporary Art.
“Judy” Review: Renee Zellweger Goes Over the Rainbow
Renee Zellweger takes on the task in the movie to become Judy Garland, and might I say Zellweger herself transcends in the role.
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DMA Premieres New Works by Wanda Koop, Sandra Cinto
The Dallas Museum of Art will present two solo exhibitions debuting new works by Canadian painter Wanda Koop and Brazilian artist Sandra Cinto.
Fair Fare So Extraordinaire It’s Worth Singing About
But here I am writing that it is, in fact, that time of year again: The State Fair of Texas starts Sept. 27 and runs through Oct. 20. Time to get excited.
Symbols of Female Empowerment
"You've come a long way, baby.” That became synonymous with the women’s movement of the 1960s.
“Downtown Abbey” Has the Right Amount of Comedy
Television series Downton Abbey brings back the original cast to make its film debut. Follow the Crawley family as they entertain the King and Queen of England.
HP Library Offers Free Presentation on Public Speaking
The Highland Park Harvey R. “Bum” Bright Library is hosting a free event with Liz Navarro on how to effectively speak in order to engage listeners and possibly activate new opportunities.
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World’s First Bentley Bentayga Stetson Arrives in Texas
Bentley Dallas and Stetson have combined both luxury and legacy to create a timeless vehicle: the Bentley Bentayga Stetson Special Edition.
Petite Palace Brings Circus Variety Show to the Bath House
The Petite Palace is "part circus, part variety show, part cabaret," and the family-friendly show is coming to Dallas from Oct 17 to Nov. 3.
Pumpkin Nights Brings 3,000 Hand-Carved Pumpkins
Pumpkin Nights will transform Howell Farms on Oct. 10 into a Halloween wonderland, with seven Pumpkin Lands created with more than 3,000 artistically hand-carved real and synthetic pumpkins.
The Elisa Project Announces Name Change
The Elisa Project changed their name to Texas Eating Disorders Association (TEDA) making it easier for those in need to find them.
The Other Art Fair You Should Go To This Weekend
Saatchi Art, an online gallery and networking site for artists, just launched the leading independent artist showcase, The Other Art Fair, in Dallas this weekend.
Queso-Rah, Hoorah! It’s National Queso Day
In honor of National Queso Day (Sept. 20), here are a few places to get your fix or, if you’re a DIYer, a queso recipe from Cheese Maker-Extraordinaire, Paula Lambert.
Wait Over For Holocaust, Human Rights Museum
The new Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum opened its doors today offering visitors a transformative learning experience.
Poke Bowls, Gotta Try ‘Em All
At Malibu Poke, I’ve found the one poke bowl I will eat, and here’s why:
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KidLinks to host 10th Annual Symphony of Chefs Fundraiser
Symphony of Chefs is one of two signature events benefitting the North Texas-based non-profit, KidLinks.
Fabric of Opera Exhibit Features Historic Costumes at NorthPark Center
The Dallas Opera teams with NorthPark Center to present rarely seen historic costumes from the private collection of The Dallas Opera from September 13, 2019 through November 6, 2019.
Active Adult Luxury Apartments Grand Opening
This is your passport to a new beginning. Party around the world with us and learn all about what Everleigh Forestwood has to offer.
Step Into the 2019 Park Place Luxury & Supercar Showcase
If you're unfamiliar with the Park Place Luxury & Supercar Showcase, simply put, it's a unique luxury lifestyle and automobile showcase. It is a car connoisseurs' paradise. But, it's also an event for the entire family.
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Life Changing Development Corporation Announces 2nd Annual Survivor’s Ball
Life Changing Development Corporation founder Angelia Dunbar launched the Survivor’s Ball in 2018 to honor individuals who had overcome various life and health trials.