This week’s collection of the best things to do in Dallas include premiere for two new plays at the Amphibian Stage and Pocket Sandwich Theatre, a gathering of the best new boat and boating accessories at the Dallas Boat Expo and the return of the queen of Dallas music Erykah Badu at the American Airlines Center.
Cricket might become the new football, guys.
Meow Wolf’s newest museum in Grapevine is existential adventure game with clues and hints. Here are some leads we found that could help you crack its mysterious codes.
The mechanical bull is a growing attraction in places such as in Deep Ellum. It’s not hard to understand why when you hear the “Whoos!” and “Yeahs!” they can create from a crowd.
Imagine Dallas becoming bigger than New York or LA. One study says that’s where we are headed.
OK, this is insanely cool show. The Dallas creator of There I Ruined It is about to have a live show in town.
Who knew? There are more sports in Dallas than football and basketball.
This week, you can build a catapult or check out Meow Wolf’s opening.
Drones are starting to become the new Independence Day and New Years’ Eye nighttime tradition.
Sometimes the internet uses its powers for good.
This week’s best events in Dallas include screenings of family-friendly animated shorts, Dat Phan and a week of summer camp activities at the Dallas Museum of Art.
It’s fun to celebrate independence, honor our forefathers and toast that illustrious document stating that “all men are created equal” – of course, some more equal than others – but we are really are gathering together this Independence Day to indulge our pyromania and (probably permanently) damage our livers.
A singer and musician from Plano who competed on the 16th season of the music reality show “American Idol” accepted a plea charge on a sexual assault charge.
Vanilla Ice is not the only Dallas musician who loves the Ninja Turtles.
Café Momentum’s Sunday Supper series pairs live music with a three-course dinner menu designed by the headlining musicians.
This week’s Things to Do in Dallas is full of special Fourth of July celebrations and gatherings from Dallas to Denton as well as live comedy, plays and outdoor performances from Shakespeare Dallas.
The star of “Black Hawk Down,” and the Fast & Furious movies says he just woke up one day and decided he wanted to make his own film. Five years later, he’s about to premiere a gripping war drama set in the Afghanistan pullout.
The Texas governor reposted a story on Twitter from a fake news site about Garth Brooks calling his fans “a-holes” at a concert that doesn’t exist in a Texas town that also doesn’t exist.
The comedian known in TikTok circles as that guy who tells stories with autotune says it took a while to find his place in the world. Now he’s touring the world doing comedy with heart and a beat.
Wow, something Disney happened and millennials didn’t eat it up. The Immersive Disney Animation attraction has been shut down.
There are plenty of reasons to need Shaquille O’Neal. If you need to shatter the backboard in the first NBA Jam because you care more about humiliating your opponent than winning the game numerically, then you need Shaq (and Scott Skiles to a lesser extent). If you get into a verbal sparring match with Charles Barkley over a meaningless fantasy sports topic, then you need Shaq. Fort Worth’s music scene needs Shaq right now and Superman himself is answering the call.
The Waco siege keeps giving us quality TV. One of the actors on a new Showtime series is from Richardson.
