Best things to do in Dallas this week, May 11-17
Start your Monday right with a “Pulp Fiction” screening, enjoy “Wicked” live, stop by the Nasher after hours on Friday and finish strong with a ballet.
Start your Monday right with a “Pulp Fiction” screening, enjoy “Wicked” live, stop by the Nasher after hours on Friday and finish strong with a ballet.
Harder, better, faster, stronger and yes, still broken up.
Olé! Cocina Flamenca Live comes to the Latino Cultural Center for a lot of dancing and no running bulls.
This listening lounge and dance spot in the Bishop Arts draws large crowds at nights. Great news, right?
When hip-hop royalty pays tribute to the King of Pop right in your backyard, you do not sit it out. Here’s where to catch it today.
The pioneering DJ brings his thrill of discovery and community to SILO.
Inside the shadowy walls of Charlie’s Star Lounge, a dance party is transforming local nightlife with a fusion of new-wave and Latin influence.
Much to our delight, the longtime Dallas DJ would rather soundtrack a night on the dance floor with 7-inch vinyl.
Dallas has way more to offer in the way of dance and theatre than you’d expect.
Within spitting distance from It’ll Do Club, the treasure trove is open until 2 a.m. on Sundays.
For the analog listeners living in this digital world.
Fresh off the release of his new album, Kicking My Feet, the 23-year-old pop singer is ready to play again.
K-pop’s biggest boy band is making a highly anticipated return with a bang, and Arlington is one of just 10 U.S. cities with tour dates.
Ready to light up the dance floor, Dallas? These clubs are the best spots to make it happen.
Let’s not leave it all to Austin; we can be weird, too. Especially for ‘Weird Girl Winter.’
The DIY dance company’s melding of two holiday favorites will make for a world-building immersion of arts at the Texas Theatre this weekend.
We got you covered with a schedule of artists to see on Saturday, from Ravs and Los Beckleys to Astrogiirl and Curl.
The Grammy-nominated DJ and producer loves making people dance, with back-to-back shows in Dallas this weekend.
The Dallas native is a music lover’s best friend, setting nights off with sets that mix techno, house and electronica.
The Dallas power trio from the moon started a Kickstarter campaign with a goal of $5,555 to finish the recording of their next full-length.
Dancing the night away is once again an option in Knox-Henderson.
From hip-hop horror to rhythm & boos, these tracks will raise the dead.