Dallas-Fort Worth has a weeklong celebration of all things beer — and in particular, the locally brewed beer that makes our local brew scene so special. Looking to celebrate? Here are a few of our favorite events this week, but you can see a full list at the North Texas...
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Kitchen Dog Theater launched its 27th season this week with the regional premiere of Ironbound, Polish-born playwright Martyna Majok’s sobering look at the plight of immigrants in America. Ironbound follows immigrant Darja (Karen Parrish) during three periods of her life. The play begins with a scene between Darja and Tommy...
In classic Texas fashion, summer's six-month reign of terror has given way to a week of autumn that, this weekend, will be yanked away by the icy-cold fingers of the Night King — er, a cold front. With temperatures dipping as low as the mid-30s, we're gonna need a bowl...
Earlier this month, picking up a woman at an Uptown bar turned into a nightmare for Daniel King. He told police the woman drugged him and left his apartment with his puppy under her arm. Police released video Thursday night of the suspect heading out of the W with Daisy,...
Friday Forth Worth art gallery Neighborhood Cult tears down taboos and embraces unconventional art experiences through quarterly conceptual events. Just in time for Halloween, the collective is hosting its Taboo event, where donning a disguise and embracing the seven deadly sins is mandatory. You'll become a work of art through...
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The Truluck's specialty Halloween cocktail, 43 Reasons to Love Halloween, is simple, yet delicious. And it's half price during Happy Hour.
When Kitchen LTO opened in 2013, it was the first of its kind in Dallas; permanent pop-up, they called it. Every four to six months, the chef at LTO would vacate, and a new chef — and cuisine — would take over. In the spring of 2017, shortly after LTO...
Halloween is on a Tuesday this year, which really lengthens the celebration. Let's be honest: Any holiday when you aren't expected to go gift hunting, get to dress up in costume and eat large quantities of candy ... that's a pretty good holiday. Here are a dozen spooky events going...
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Aaron Hensley got his start in the mid-'90s rave culture, and two decades later, he still has a special connection to the dance floor. Hensley's deep roots in house music have informed his deejaying, which is always evolving. He recently branched into deep house and started learning to produce. For...
There are two types of musicians: those who were born for the stage and those who are forced onto the stage to share their songs. Dallas' Ronnie Fauss is the latter. He toyed with songwriting for most of his life before working up the gumption to perform at an open...
It’s easy to think about a taco and forget about the tortilla. You’ve probably eaten one of Luis Perez’s tortillas in Dallas and haven’t even known it. If you’ve had a tortilla at Tacodeli, Norma’s Cafe, Oddfellows or Trompo recently, you’ve had a flour or corn tortilla from his Oak...
One of the most important items in technology history is up for sale in Dallas next week. On Nov. 4, Dallas' Heritage Auctions will sell a early prototype of the world's first microchip. The minimum bid is set at $350,000. Texas Instruments engineer Jack Kilby designed the first microchip, then...
Filmmaking is not a poor man’s game. Even as digital cameras get cheaper, making a film worthy of release still requires dough to get off the ground, which means the folks who tell stories through cinema tend to come from backgrounds of privilege. That breeds movies aimed at middle- to...
For all his reputation as a capital-A Auteur, Todd Haynes has always demonstrated impressive stylistic versatility. The Sirkian pastiche of Far from Heaven is a far cry from the lo-fi expressionism of Poison, and the music video wonderland of Velvet Goldmine has relatively little in common with the fractured minimalism...
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Whether you fancy delicate rosés or juicy burgers, there's fun to be had this weekend in Dallas. Here's a rundown: ***** When burgers compete, your stomach wins. As part of North Texas Beer Week, both the Dallas and Fort Worth locations of Rodeo Goat will offer burger brackets. Every day...
“I make a lot of paintings based off childhood memories,” artist Esther Pearl Watson says. “We moved around a lot, so we don't have many photos. It's interesting to paint what I remember.” Her latest work draws upon her memories of her father and his fascination with UFOs. Watson’s father...
A cool breeze ran over the Continental Avenue pedestrian bridge Sunday afternoon while dozens of guitar-wielding musicians strummed, picked and plucked their favorite six-stringed instruments in harmony. The fourth annual Open Carry Guitar Rally invited hippies and rockers to free-jam rock, blues and folk classics such as Jimi Hendrix’s “Hey Joe"...
Denton musicians Clayton Norris and Dylan Rice have been making music together since 2013, primarily trafficking in electronic instrumental soundscapes. As Vogue Machine, they've turned heads in North Texas, where there simply aren't as many synth purveyors. The duo works with Fort Worth label Dreamy Life Records, which has helped...