Free things to do in Dallas (and beyond) this weekend, July 10-12
It’s still soccer time in Dallas, but it’s also the Wimbledon finals, so head to a different kind of watch party this weekend. Or see a mini pony.
It’s still soccer time in Dallas, but it’s also the Wimbledon finals, so head to a different kind of watch party this weekend. Or see a mini pony.
As the field of digital creators only becomes more crowded, Dallas creators are burning out. Local industry leaders want to change that.
Get in loser, we’re going shopping at Fetch… again. After abruptly closing last fall, the vintage shop is back.
From the FIFA Fan Festival to live concerts and street festivals, here’s a full guide to discovering Dallas.
This year mark’s the country’s 250th, and we do everything big around North Texas, including Fourth of July fireworks shows.
The free and customizable charm bracelets from Bank of America have been the breakout star of the World Cup. And now, a new charm made for Dallas just dropped.
J. Bolin has styled Tyra Banks and Brandy, but now he wants to style the everyday women of Dallas. Step one is throwing a pop-up styling event on July 18.
Our international visitors came to play, in more ways than one.
The theme for this year’s annual Juneteenth Fashion Show is “Ubuntu,” a Zulu proverb about togetherness.
The World Cup will bring overseas hotties to all participating North American cities, but we in Dallas have a uniquely bountiful opportunity.
From parades to parties, there are several ways to paint the town every color of the rainbow all month long.
Juneteenth is June 19, but there are plenty of ways to celebrate the holiday in North Texas between now and then.
The season of sex is here, and if you’ve only just started preparing, you’re already late.
Downtown Dallas wasn’t all sunshine on Saturday, but it was undoubtedly all rainbows.
As Texas legislators continue to target the LGBTQ+ community, this year’s Pride Parade paves a new road to resilience.
The enduring passion project of DJ Lord Byron has evolved with the city’s goth community as it’s continuously resurrected.
Unfortunately, the real Jacob Elordi was not there. But a tall SMU student who is fluent in Italian was.
If you want some fresh air and exercise but don’t want to step outside the city, these walkable areas are for you.
In the midst of an exciting new chapter, the African American Museum of Dallas is strengthening its conservation efforts to build a digital archive and preserve Black history.
One man’s trash is another man’s floor-length ball gown in an annual Galleria exhibit.
Sapphic Storytelling is a series catered to members of the LGBTQ+ community looking for a safe space to create freely and loud.
We’re tired of hearing this city has no culture. We’ve got 10 times the culture of other cities and probably zero times the rats.