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Dallas Architecture Forum Hosts Shane Coen Lecture
The Dallas Architecture Forum, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing public education about architecture, design, and the urban environment, continues its popular Lecture Series with landscape architect Shane Coen on Thursday, March 31.
Auction Offers Glimpse of Edwin L. Cox’s Taste in Art, Antiques
Many will remember the late Edwin L. Cox, who died last year at 99, for the oilman’s contributions to the petroleum industry and SMU, where the business school bears his name.
Camps
A Week at the Museum
Want a story-driven, beautifully creative camping experience? Head to the Dallas Museum of Art.
Voices
Malai Kitchen Improves, Diversifies Preston Center Dining
As an occasional user of Malai Kitchen’s West Village location, I was already familiar with the Vietnamese/Thai cuisine that arrived in Preston Center back in November. I’ve long been a fan of the crispy Thai tacos stuffed with shredded pork, the sweet and spicy green papaya salad, and the mango sweet rice dessert.
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7 March Madness Go-To Sports Bars
If you're a college basketball fan ready to cheer on your team with your people, we have some suggestions on where to head as March Madness sets in.
Luck of the Irish: From Cottage Meal to Grand Tradition
I love the month of March when daffodils bloom and pansies become prolific as temperatures warm, but it’s also unpredictable.
Questlove’s Hip Hop Brunch Benefits Two Dallas Organizations
Hip-hop fans have the chance to catch a master of the genre and benefit two local nonprofits next month.
Todd Stein’s Eatery Matches Super Foods with Tropical Flavor
Just so you know, it’s difficult to conduct an interview while eating a freezing cold açaí bowl with chewy granola, but I managed to complete a rewarding conversation with Todd Stein doing just that.
Glad You Asked: When is Salad and Go Coming to Walnut Hill?
In October, we reported that Salad and Go would be opening a new location at Walnut Hill and Marsh Lane. But inquiring minds emailed us recently to ask, "Uh, when?"
A&E Delves Into the Deep Fried Dynasties of the State Fair
In a world where fried butter exists, it only stands to reason that at some point, the national eye would turn toward the LDL-laden wares of the Texas State Fair.
Perot Offers Spring Break Options
Whether families are looking for one day of fun during Spring Break or camp for a week, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science says it has plenty of options.
2022 Big Tex Little Lone Stars Club Enrollment Now Open
The youngest fans of the State Fair of Texas can once again join a club that will get them all set to enjoy the fair next Fall -- and for free.
Happenings on the Hill
Are you a hungry SMU student, faculty member, or employee?
Coronavirus
Tony Award-winning Musical Returns to Dallas After Pandemic Hiatus
Canadian musical 'Come from Away' will return to the Music Hall at Fair Park nearly two years after the pandemic forced it to close the curtains after only three performances.
List-Making Mavens’ App Upgrades Everyday ‘To Dos’
Less juggle. More joy.
Applications Now Open For State Park Ambassador Program
If you are a high school graduate between the ages of 18 and 30, Texas Parks and Wildlife has an adventurous opportunity.
Sell Your Wares at the State Fair
The State Fair of Texas announced the 2022 food and beverage concessionaire application and the 2022 commercial exhibits application are now available online.
Sponsored: Family Night at Six Flags
Join the Women’s Auxiliary to Children’s Medical Center Dallas and come enjoy an exclusive night out with the family and support a good cause!
Events
Get Your Mex-Mex On
Feeling a little bit Mex-Mex? The editors at D Magazine have the event for you.
Yarn Council Unspools Great Yarn Challenge
It's no yoke -- if you're a bit of a knit-wit, you might just want to grab some yarn and challenge a few people to the dance-off's slightly less aerobic cousin -- the knit-off.