Marching on: Dallas’ Pride Month parade keeps focus on the road ahead
As Texas legislators continue to target the LGBTQ+ community, this year’s Pride Parade paves a new road to resilience.
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Deep Ellum art outlaws return to Main Street for Kettle Art Gallery exhibition
‘OGs Return to Deep Ellum’ reunites a handful of artists who helped shape the neighborhood’s creative identity in the ’80s.
The Dallas mall that helped build the ‘Backrooms’ universe
The 20-year-old director behind the new wildly successful horror film has a deeper connection to Dallas than most fans realize.
Universal Kids Resort in Frisco announces opening date
You pack the moon for Minions vs. Minions: Bello Bay Club, we’ll pack the onions for Shrek’s Swamp.
Bravo’s Kyle Cooke to bring the ‘Summer House’ mess to Dallas this weekend
The reality TV lover boy is taking the edge off the highly-anticipated ‘Summer House’ Season 10 reunion drama with a pool party in Big D.
Dallas Observer announces a new merch collab with artist Joe Skilz
Recurrent contributions not only keep our news accessible, but they can get you a cool tote bag too.
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Oh my goth: Dallas nightlife staple Panoptikon to celebrate 20 years of ghouling
The enduring passion project of DJ Lord Byron has evolved with the city’s goth community as it’s continuously resurrected.
Matthew Lillard, Skeet Ulrich made ‘Scream’ at Texas Theatre a bloody good time
The iconic slasher duo reunited in Dallas for their first-ever live commentary, and we captured all the unforgettable highlights from the one-of-a-kind screening.
Director David Gordon Green turns discomfort into art with ‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’
It might sound like the title of an old-school porn, but the new Apple TV series from the Richardson-raised ‘Pineapple Express’ director is a dark comedy with thrills.
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10 best Dallas public pools to dive into this summer
Summer is here, so we’re diving straight into Texas-shaped pools, rooftop watering holes and more among North Texas’ best places to go for a dip.
Denton’s Fine Arts Theatre is coming back to life, carrying a century of movie history with it
A deep look at the historic Denton institution, from its 1877 roots to its slated revival later this year, which promises a new life as a cultural hub.
Texas Frightmare Weekend to celebrate 20 years of fear with big scares
The largest horror convention in Texas returns this weekend with famous Final Girls, spooky events and a whole lot of screams.
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Viral comedian Alistair Ogden made a plea with Dallas ahead of his near-canceled show
The Canadian comedian was coming to Dallas no matter what; whether he played a scheduled show at the Dallas Comedy Club was up to fate. And ticket sales.
The art of showing up: how two Dallas women paint a new vision for relief
The duo behind the Rio Valley Relief Project is bringing hope to Dallas families at the intersection of art and community.
Dallas women swarmed Reverchon Park for Jacob Elordi look-alike contest
Unfortunately, the real Jacob Elordi was not there. But a tall SMU student who is fluent in Italian was.
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‘D.I.Why’ artist turns toilet humor into affordable artwork with first solo exhibit
Dallas artist Joanna “Soft Surprise” Lin is redefining what it means to be artsy fartsy.
Cosm’s immersive screening of Sorcerer’s Stone is a must for Harry Potter fans
The giant dome venue is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the first Harry Potter film by taking us from The Colony to the Wizarding World.
How ‘No ICE in the Cup’ is turning World Cup hype into a fight for joy in Dallas
Dallas artist Angel Faz brings bold protest art to a national campaign pushing for safe, welcoming World Cup spaces free from fear and intimidation.
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16 of the best places in Dallas for a good walk
If you want some fresh air and exercise but don’t want to step outside the city, these walkable areas are for you.
Refusing the white wall: Concurrence exhibit to turn Dallas into a living canvas for a day
Multimedia artist Destiny King is bringing over 55 artists to Barro East Dock for a one-day immersive experience.
Comedian Ilana Glazer is bringing a ‘horny and high’ set to Dallas
Ahead of her show at the Majestic Theatre next week, we caught up with the comedian to discuss parenthood, James Talarico and her viral “in da clerb, we all fam” line.
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African American Museum unveils first of many big upgrades in multiyear plan
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.