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Jennifer Davis-Lamm

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5 Things to Do, July 4-8

By Jennifer Davis-Lamm
Jul 4, 2016

You may only have to work four days this week, but don’t shortchange yourself. There are five full nights ahead, ready to fill with summer diversions of all kinds. Make the most of them with a variety of outdoor celebrations and indoor amusements, including plays, fireworks and festivals. You’ll find...
5 Things to Do, June 27-July 1: Finally Get Prom Right and Learn a Little About Urban Planning

By Jennifer Davis-Lamm
Jun 27, 2016

You’re gonna want to coast through this week as quickly as possible. Pack your nights with fun diversions and interesting conversations so that the days go by fast and that three-day weekend gets here before you know it. Dallas has plenty of spark and sizzle in the nights leading up...
5 Things to Do, June 20-24: Do Yoga in the Park, then Get Cheesy with Scardello

By Jennifer Davis-Lamm
Jun 20, 2016

This week marks the arrival of legit summer, with the longest day of the entire year upon us today. And if pagan rituals aren’t your bag, then maybe carpe some diem and load up your calendar with some extra arts and culture events instead? You’ll find plenty of options below...
5 Things to Do, June 13-17: Find Nemo, Then Dory, And Picnic at Samuell Grand Park

By Jennifer Davis-Lamm
Jun 13, 2016

Oh, Dallas. We know you. Now that the temperatures are finally inching toward summer, you’re planning your escape out of town. But not so fast … there are still plenty of air-conditioned getaways at your disposal, firmly within the city limits. Conserve those vacation days for late July when the...
This Week, June 6-10: Venture Through the Looking Glass and Celebrate Prince's Birthday

By Jennifer Davis-Lamm
Jun 6, 2016

Here’s what we’re excited about, Dallas: putting our rain boots in storage; getting a respite from school speed zones for a couple of months; picnic blankets; excuses to eat watermelon; lots of music; and a summer arts calendar that makes us sweat in the best possible way. All of those...

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