The Best Dessert Tray in Dallas and the Turks Behind It
At the Mayor’s House by Selda, cultural pride has never been sweeter.
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It’s Hard To Be An Independent Bookstore, and Bibliobar Doesn’t Shy Away From It
The woman-owned shop specializing in fiction and children’s books opened quietly this month.
The 10 Best Jukeboxes in Dallas
These Dallas dives let you curate the vibes on a night out.
The Moth is Closing After 15 Years: Founder Shannon Wynne On Legacy and High Rent
The trailblazing Dallas craft beer to “go the way of the dodo bird.” And those stained glass windows? Going to auction.
Sex Pistols Returning to Longhorn Ballroom After 47 Years
The historic UK punk band made the stunning announcement of a North American tour, beginning in Dallas in September.
As SXSW Scales Back Music, the Deep Ellum Community Arts Fair Doubles Down
It’s arts festival season in Dallas, and DECAF has more bands than SXSW.
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Savor Festival Brings Together The Cream of Dallas’ Culinary Crop
The four-day food and drink festival is pricey but offers some unique experiences.
A 2-Foot Burrito? Rangers Announce Wild New Menu Items
Which are you going for? The 2-foot burrito or Hurtado’s brisket-topped baked potato?
The Worst Night of My Life and the Restaurant That Saved It
When your tire blows out on the highway, a late-night Korean spot can be your safe haven.
Chris Penn of Good Records in the ICU After Fall
The Dallas music scene fixture suffered paralysis from the neck down after a devastating fall on Monday.
Just What Dallas Needs: Another Bougie Steakhouse and Lounge
The new concept is a steakhouse and lounge based on Old Hollywood eras. Too much or not enough? We know: It’s never enough.
Listen to Dallas’ FIFA World Cup Theme Song
What does Dallas sound like to you? Grammy-winning producer Tre Nagella remixed the 2026 tournament’s theme song.
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The Coolest Things We Found at the Dallas Art Book Fair
Zines like Rejected Pro Wrestlers and So I Party in Deep Ellum littered the Dallas Contemporary last weekend.
Will Medium Travis Holp Sense Any Spirits Onstage in Addison?
The 38-year-old professional medium is taking his gift on the road this spring, including a stop in Addison this weekend.
Local Craft Brewers Reacts to Trump’s Aluminum and Steel Tariffs
We spoke with local breweries on how Trump’s latest tariffs might impact local beer prices, and it’s not looking good.
Friends of the Dallas Public Library’s Archives To Be Displayed at Downtown Branch
The organization’s historical archive will be on display through this fall.
Opening Bell Coffee’s New Owner Julie Blucker on the Pressures of Taking Over an Institution
After 21 years with Pascale Hall, Opening Bell Coffee is now in the hands of new owner Julie Blucker.
Restaurants In Dallas You Can Wear Your ‘MAHA’ Hat
Looking for a healthy meal? Check out these North Texas restaurants.
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Garland Welcomes 2 New Record Stores
The Dallas suburb is a record haven, with new locations from Josey and Dead Wax.
Celebrate the Severance Season 2 Finale With Drinks, Waffles and a DJ Set
Does your outtie have plans next week? Wear your office best to Spinster Records.
Dallas Arts District Named No. 1 Arts District in America for Second Consecutive Year
USA Today’s annual best arts districts in America ranking listed Dallas at no. 1 for the second time.
The Taco Museum Promised Exhibitions and All-You-Can-Eat Tacos, None of It Happened
The festival’s three dates in Texas were each rescheduled at the last minute, with venues claiming to have never heard of it.