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  Everything We Know About Dallas’ New Real Housewife from Her Instagram

  July 19 at 4 a.m.

  Hello. Did you feel that earthquake? It was caused by a new Real Housewives of Dallas trailer that dropped Tuesday. It has it all. Drama! Threats! Feelings! Can you believe it? We can too. But there is something especially interesting from this trailer. RHOD has replaced Cary with Kary. Now...

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  10 Things to Do in Dallas This Weekend, July 19-21 (Some Free)

  July 19 at 4 a.m.

  Friday, July 19 Ryan Berg Live at Mockingbird Station 4:30 p.m. Friday, July 19 Mockingbird Station Free At the penultimate show of the Mockingbird Station music festival series, visitors of the shopping center can enjoy musical performances by local singer-songwriter Ryan Berg on the second-floor terrace. The event is family...

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  Ro2 Gallery Showcases the Seriously Silly With New Exhibitions

  July 19 at 4 a.m.

  This past Saturday, contemporary art gallery Ro2 Art hosted a reception for artists Jeanne C. Neal and Kai Peter Martin. The gallery, which was founded nine years ago by Susan Roth Romans and son Jordan Roth, has been at its present Cedars neighborhood corner location for the last three years, where...

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  No Strings Unattached: The Story of Little D Guitars’ Master Luthiers

  July 18 at 4 a.m.

  When local musicians’ guitars get battered and bruised, many bring them to a small, yellow-painted house sitting on Denton’s Elm Street. There, 62-year-old Gregory Lange pumps life back into stringed instruments. He’s a luthier — one who fixes and fashions pieces such as guitars and violins. One might call Lange a...

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  Addison Improv Is Now Teaching Comedy, Magic and Improv to Children

  July 18 at 4 a.m.

  For a few days only, the Addison Improv will be trading in mixed drinks for chocolate milk, as they host a camp teaching children everything from card tricks to one-liners. Two entertainment camps will be held this summer, one July 15-18 and the other July 29-Aug. 1. Each feature two...

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  Two Dallas College Students Are Performing 30 Community Service Projects in 30 Days

  July 18 at 4 a.m.

  When two students from different colleges took a leadership class, the result changed their perspective and their summer break. “Last year, we hosted a youth leadership development program called Emerging Leaders,” says Greg Weatherford II, who leads Community Engagement and Special Projects at Southern Methodist University's Simmons School. Now, two of...