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Preston Royal Library Offers Monthly Book Discussions
Designed for readers of all backgrounds, the club offers a welcoming space where literature sparks meaningful conversation
Reel Deal: Author Casts Unique Angle To Tout Urban Fishing
Greg DeMars is a retired mechanical engineer who never planned to become an author or an expert angler. He was just looking for a place to fish.
Real Talk: Moody Younger
Years before Moody Younger would make a name for himself in Dallas commercial real estate, he gathered up life lessons in a small town less than an hour northeast from Lubbock.
Now Showing: Discontentment With The Fate of Film Watching
A perfect storm of streaming, the pandemic, and a glut of superhero movies has killed movie going.
Raising Teens In Summer: A Delicate Dance
Gone are the days of lemonade stands in the front yard and movie nights where they’d sit through the whole thing — now it’s late-night outings, inconsistent curfews, and group texts that determine your family calendar.
The Last of The Nuns
Each student wore yellow, Sister Lois’s favorite color, during the bittersweet occasion of her impending departure and celebration of her many contributions to the Ursuline Academy of Dallas.
Hill Country Flood 2025
Child Expert Offers Families Grief Guidance
The Park Counseling's Jennifer Kennedy emphasizes the importance of open, age-appropriate conversations
Hill Country Flood 2025
Parish Episcopal School Invites Community to Support Flood Response Efforts
In the wake of the devastating floods, Parish Episcopal School is inviting the community to support the ongoing response efforts.
Hill Country Flood 2025
Klyde Warren Shows Support for Flood Victims
Klyde Warren Park is remembering lives lost in the Hill Country’s catastrophic flooding with green ribbons, and a green, silent show at the Nancy Best Fountain.
Hill Country Flood 2025
St. Rita Catholic Community Ties Ribbons in Tribute
Ribbons honor loss of St. Rita students Blair and Brooke Harber, and their Bradfield Elementary friend Lila Bonner
Hill Country Flood 2025
Camp Mystic Alum Designs Jewelry for Flood Relief
Camp Mystic alumna Lauren Bellemare has created a necklace to both honor the camp that helped shape her life, and to make a difference for victims of Kerr County’s catastrophic flooding.
Hill Country Flood 2025
What Do We Say When the Unthinkable Happens?
For adults the grief is heavy, but for children it’s confusing, scary, and often silent. Here’s a therapist's recommendation on how to talk to our children about a tragedy.
In the Shadows of the Spotlight
On May 6, 18-year-old Cooper Hardeman received a Best Lighting Design award for his creative use of the technique in the Parish Episcopal School production of Chicago.
Say Bonjour to Fashionable Frenchie in Preston Center
Frenchie, a brasserie developed by Travis Street Hospitality, opened June 23 in the space formerly occupied by Corner Bakery at The Plaza at Preston Center.
Comings and Goings
Read more about new restaurant openings, shops coming to the neighborhood, and what's closing in the area!
Spirit is Ageless Art & Writing Contest Returns
The contest offers a chance for adults 55 and older to submit artwork in many forms, including poetry, sculpture, and painting.
Good Shepherd’s Poets Triumph With ‘Their Expectations’
To rhyme or speak in free verse, that was the challenge.
UD Brings Chamber Music to Museum of Biblical Art
On the recommendation of a neighbor, I discovered convenient, free spring and fall concerts performed by music professors and teachers and followed by a reception with light refreshments, perfect for families, music lovers, or a sophisticated date night.
Society
TACA Announces Catalyst Grant Recipients
Fifty arts organizations across Dallas County will receive a total of $650,000 in 2025 Catalyst Grants from TACA, an organization motivated to invest in the vibrancy and resilience of a diverse Dallas arts community.