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New Film Connects Scots, Mighty Mites
Set in 1938, 12 Mighty Orphans chronicles the underdog Masonic Home football team led by Rusty Russell, who later coached Doak Walker at Highland Park.
Events
Summer At The Arboretum Features Renowned Sculptor
The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden will host internationally-renowned stone sculptor Dominic Benhura June 18-27 as part of its Summer of Sculpture exhibit, ZimSculpt.
In Case You Missed It
The Book They Blamed
Anastasia Higginbotham had no idea that her book had caused such an uproar that it was blamed for legislation passed by the Texas legislature, thousands of miles away from her home base in New York.
Dallas Looking For First Poet Laureate
Applications are open for the inaugural Poet Laureate of Dallas.
DSO Hosting Juneteenth Celebration Concerts
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra will perform its Juneteenth: A Celebration of Freedom and Diversity concerts June 18-20.
Perot Museum Open Daily For Summer
Looking for some educational entertainment this summer? The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is open daily through Sept. 6 offering extended and new programming.
Governor Abbott Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of The Texas Film Commission
The Texas Film Commission (TFC) was recently congratulated by Governor Greg Abbott for its 50th anniversary of service to the state.
Events
Two Best-Selling Authors Headline Texas Women’s Foundation Luncheon
Texas Women’s Foundation (TXWF) announces two remarkable bestselling authors, Angie Thomas and Cleo Wade.
July 4 Festivities In The Park Cities
After a pandemic-induced pivot last year, the Rotary Club of Park Cities’ 4th of July parade is back in person.
African American Museum Announces Summer Lineup
The African American Museum is back in full force with an array of exciting offerings for this summer.
Philanthropy
Lewis Family Foundation Puts For Charity
Preston Hollow residents Jeff and Jill Lewis host charity golf tournament to benefit Merging Vets and Players.
Happenings On The Hill
Far from SMU’s hilltop, paleontologists with deep Mustang connections have identified another new species of duck-billed dinosaur.
In Case You Missed It
Audrey Tweed Still Teaches Painting at 100
Audrey Tweed served in the Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron, traveled the world, and won’t stop watering her yard herself at the age of 100.
Miron Crosby Debuting Collaboration With Artist Stephanie Cooper Johnson
Texas crafted bespoke boot brand, Miron Crosby, and artist, Stephanie Cooper Johnson, collaborated on an exclusive capsule collection based on their shared admiration for Texas and the state’s vast landscape. The capsule collection will launch June 3, with an in-store activation at Miron Crosby’s Highland Park Village boutique.
Get Away This Weekend
The lakes are full and the airplanes are, too. If you’re stuck in town Memorial Day weekend, you can still get away. Here are a few fabulous mini vacations that are luxurious and close by.
Kid Art Dallas Moving To Larger Snider Plaza Location
Kid Art Dallas is moving into a larger Snider Plaza studio.
Dallas Architecture Forum To Host In-Person Event
After more than a year of virtual events, the Dallas Architecture Forum will host leading architect Alan Ricks in person June 2 at the Kalita Humphreys Theater.
Galleria Dallas To Host Turtle Creek Chorale
The Turtle Creek Chorale e is making its return with its first in-person concerts since COVID-19 hit Dallas with mini, three-song concerts at 11 a.m. and noon June 5. More than 50 of the choir’s members will perform.
Orchestra of New Spain to Hold Concert Honoring Juneteenth
The Orchestra of New Spain (ONS) will present its final concert of the season on Saturday, June 12 at 7 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church.