Psst! Parents, put on outside pants and get the kiddos to Interabang Books (5600 Lovers Lane) by 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15, for Christmas Story Time with Miss Sabrina. Not only is it free, but the stories are top-notch… oh, and guess who’s coming? The main man of December, Santa Claus.
Nerf has pretty much been the top dog of the foam dart and disc gun toy market since its inception. Now a local businessman and his son want to challenge the “Nerf or nothing” mantra with a toy that could send them running for cover.
The seasonal serenading of bell chimes belonging to Salvation Army door greeters serve as our annual reminder to give to those who are less fortunate.
For LGBTQ+ people, going home for the holidays can be especially daunting. That’s the premise of a new holiday rom-com from Netflix, Single All the Way, which offers a refreshing take on the queer Christmas story.
TikTok may be a modern-day phenomenon, but some of its users are stuck in the mid-1800s and believe war has been declared on Texas.
After a single season on NBC’s Saturday Night Live, comedian Jon Rudnitsky made an impression on viewers by impersonating CNN’s Anderson Cooper and with sketches like the viral dramatic parody Farewell, Mr. Bunting.
Take a moment away from the craze and hit up The Wild Detectives (314 W. 8th St.) 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 8, for the latest installment of the Inner Moonlight poetry reading series. This performance features poet, performer and podcast host Leanetta “Shug” Avery.
After 41 years as an East Dallas staple, the Pocket Sandwich Theatre will be packing up for the third time, this time saying goodbye to Dallas.
For many college students, the trek into adulthood is a quest toward self-reliance, landmarked by over-caffeination and the occasional frat party.
The period ranging from Thanksgiving to New Year’s is widely known as the holiday season, but for romantic comedy fans, it’s When Harry Met Sally season.
For a blessed many people, the holiday season is a time of cheer, merriment, family memories and good food.
Both sides of the cannabis industry – hemp and marijuana – have long been faced with the challenge of competing against corporate companies ran by guys in suits that may have never smoked a joint a day in their lives.
A woman laughs with wide eyes as she enters a yet-unnamed gallery in Dallas’ Tin District featuring Techne, a collection of works by artist Robert Weiss.
Growing up as a theater kid in Lewisville, Stephanie Umoh had always dreamed of performing at Fair Park.
Devin Pike turned into one of his darkest moments into one of his brightest achievements. Before founding the annual Who Needs Sleep telethon, Pike faced his second cancer diagnosis in 2017.
We don’t need every concert to be all carols all the time to qualify as festive. In fact, MainStage Irving-Las Colinas’ annual fundraiser is a fun mix of showtunes and snow-tunes performed by theater favorites from the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
No amount of protective gear has been able to keep the Dallas Cowboys safe from COVID. The Dallas football team is going through its own outbreak, now sidelining head coach Mike McCarthy for Thursday’s game against the New Orleans Saints.
Like most 10-year-olds, Dax Rey has big dreams, but his are all coming true this holiday season. Sshhh, don’t tell the other kids.
The holidays are coming in hot, which means there will be no shortage of frosted sugar cookies and nothing sounds better than grabbing those unattractive flannel jammies and curling up on the couch.
There are only a few weeks left until the so-called most wonderful time of year. It’s also the time of the year where we suddenly become obsessed with our gift-giving skills – whether we bought enough or forgot someone, and whether our gifts are too extra or simply underwhelming.
It took Dallas composer Holly Doubet two weeks to get out of bed after returning from her vacation in Hawaii in January of 2018.
This holiday season, supply chain delays and shortages are seemingly improving, according to The Wall Street Journal.
