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Society

DSOL to Honor Dallas Fashion Designer Patti Flowers

The sixth annual Fashion Notes Designer Award Luncheon, Auctions, and Style Show will take place Nov. 4 at The Ritz-Carlton. 

Perot Museum Extends ‘The Art of the Brick’ Exhibit

If you've been living under a rock – or maybe a Lego – and haven't had a chance to check out the traveling "The Art of the Brick" exhibit at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science; don't worry.

NorthPark AutoShow Details Released

This year, for the first time, NorthPark AutoShow's Best Ride on Cars will present a special display of children’s ride on and push cars including a mini Bentley, Maserati, McLaren, and more.

Things to Do: August Edition

Things to Do: August Edition

Bold Entertainment and Bold Flavors Spice Up Summer Nights

Don’t Tell Supper Club is a novelty worth experiencing, with impressive performers and good food. Tulum’s new happy hour is filled with sophisticated flavors at an approachable price. 
Nonprofits

Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra Announces New Wind Symphony Conductor

Kondrat brings with him a unique and specialized background as a highly regarded music educator and is sure to carry on the tradition of excellence the world-renowned GDYO Wind Symphony is known for.

TruFusion Announces Late July Opening

The studio will feature five studios under one roof with a unique blend of yoga, cycle, Pilates, kettlebell, barre, boxing, boot camp, HIIT, and other classes.

Dallas Museum of Art Announces 2019 Fall Exhibitions

Contemporary exhibitions by artists from the United States, Canada, Brazil, and Iceland will present Pop and abstract paintings, a new first-floor Concourse mural, and a massive video installation.
Faith

Opening the Church Doors to Asylum Seekers

The congregation and staff at Oak Lawn Methodist Church know firsthand the plight of Dallas’ less fortunate. Situated where they are, it’s commonplace to see the homeless population nearby.
Events

Selections Announced for Women Texas Film Festival

Emily Cohn’s CRSHD opens the film festival, and Bridget Stokes’  Emmett (Boy Genius) is the Closing Night Selection.
Events

Michelle Obama Returns to Dallas

This sixth season of hearhere, AT&T Performing Arts Center distinctive speakers series, begins with the highly anticipated return of Former First Lady Michelle Obama on Sept. 26.
Events

Delectable Details Announced for DFW Restaurant Week

Help launch the foodie fun with the DFW Restaurant Week Kick-Off Party set for Thursday, Aug. 1, at Crockett Row at West 7th in Fort Worth.
Events

Step Into The Portal NorthPark Center

The NorthPark Portal will connect to the entire Portals network, including sites in Afghanistan, Honduras, Iraq, Jordan, Germany, Rwanda, and Mexico.

Magnolia Pictures Presents Film About Reporter Mike Wallace

The film traces Wallace's career on the air from his invention of the "tough question" in his 1950s interview show Night Beat to his four decades on CBS’ 60 Minutes

Dallas Comedy House Re-Opens With Restaurant, Beer Garden

Aside from its nightly shows, classes, and corporate training, DCH will be introducing a variety of new acts as it settles into its new space, including  Monday Service Nights (dubbed “Dish”) and Thursday Philanthropy Nights.

Modern Medical Cosmetic Boutique Opening in Turtle Creek

services including neurotoxins like Botox, Dysport, and dermal fillers ), Vivace Micro-needling, BBL, CoolSculpting, Halo, Motus A/X laser hair removal, hormone replacement therapy, PRP for hair loss, and more.
Events

Love is in the Air at Reunion Tower

It's not too late to get in on the action, Summer of Love will conclude this Friday, July 26, with a special Couples Paint Night on Cloud Nine.

The Hill Announces 5 New Tenants

Located 8041 Walnut Hill Lane, the North Dallas shopping center is already home to a laundry list of eateries and shops such as Boardroom Salon for Men, Snooze, and Emler Swim School.

Perot Museum Announces Once-in-a-Lifetime Exhibit

Fossils of two recently discovered ancient human relatives (Australopithecus sediba and Homo naledi) will come to the United States from South Africa this fall

Five Sixty Honored For Outstanding Wine Program

Recently, the restaurant nestled into Reunion Tower, received the 'Best of Award of Excellence' in Wine Spectator’s 2019 Restaurant Awards.
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