The South’s Growth Is Increasing Affluence. Could Dallas be a Black Mecca?
Not likely, says a UCLA professor who traced the evolution of Black neighborhoods over 50 years.
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Get Ready to Slide: Arlington’s Slick City Action Park Is Opening This March
The new location is for activity-seeking parents, with thrills for all-ages slide lovers.
Chicas Unidas: Latina Social Club DFW Builds a Resilient Army of Friendship
Latina Social Club DFW celebrates its anniversary at LadyLove with half of specialty cocktail proceeds benefiting Raices.
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.
Russell Howard Looks Forward to Getting Knocked Down in the US
The comedian discusses his the lessons he has learned by performing all over the world and the difference between British and American comedy.
Give and Laugh Till It Hurts: Stomping Ground Grows Community Through Comedy
The comedy group hoped to raise money while making you laugh until your sides hurt.
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Larry McMurtry’s Legendary Bookstore Will Be Open on Weekends This March
The Booked Up building in Archer City is now home to the Larry McMurtry Literary Center, which has the Texas book scout’s shop collection for donations to the foundation.
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.
Abundant, Set to Premiere in Dallas, Is a Life-Saving Film
Filmmaker Donald Griswold celebrates the power of storytelling while researching non-directed kidney donation.
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The Mushroom House Stands Out. That Might Be What Gets It Demolished
Designed by architect Tom Workman, the house looks like it might belong to a hobbit, but only a very rich one.
A Texas Gallery Embraces the Surreal With a Show Devoted to David Lynch
Gallery in Taylor unveils an exhibition tailored to pop art lovers and film fans.
A Texas Whistleblower Is the Star of 2 Truly Different Biopics. Which Is Better?
How do the films “Reality” and “Winner” stack up to the incredible story of Reality Winner
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A Memorial Service For Lily Evergreen Is Unlike Any Play We’ve Ever Seen
Presented by Outcry Theatre, this hyper-creative immersive play brought us to tears and laughter.
New North Texas Indoor Water Park Could Be One of the Largest in US
North Texas will soon have another place to escape the heat with a proposed giant water park in Allen.
10 Places to Meet Hot Older Women in Dallas
With the release of Babygirl, more men are seeking out “Nicole Kidman types.” Here’s where to meet them in Dallas.
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Care-Dallas Fundraiser Offers Dallas a Chance to Rappel Down Plaza of the Americas
Presented by CARE-Dallas and Over The Edge, the rappelling event will be a spectacle like no other to promote education and awareness about alcohol and substance abuse.
Rumor Has It: Neiman Marcus Flagship Might Stay Open; Saks Denies It
Thanks to a concerted effort by a number of Dallas leaders, the iconic downtown Neiman Marcus might remain open.
Gene Hackman Was Hollywood Royalty, But He Embodied Texas
The legendary actor first made his mark in Texas films such as “Bonnie and Clyde.”
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With Ayo Edebiri Behind it, Is Dallas Ready for an Edgy Barney Movie?
Childhood hero (or villain) Barney is coming to the big screen thanks to Ayo Edebiri.
Dallas Black Queer Collective Celebrates Film’s Power to Turn Back Bigotry
“She is the Moment Celebrating Black LGBTQ+ Womxn Through Film” showcases short films humanizing the Black queer community.
Darkfield Wants To Scare the Hell Out of Dallas With Immersive Horror Installations
You don’t need to wait until Halloween to be terrified. This is much worse.
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The Dallas Movie Lover’s 2025 Oscars Prep Guide
Dallas has everything you need to enjoy this year’s Oscars.