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  Things to Do: Halloween Is Still Happening in Dallas, and Here Are Some Options

  October 17 at 4:13 a.m.

  It’s spooky season in Dallas, and as if this year hasn’t been horrifying enough, Halloween events are still happening. While this year’s Halloween festivities may look different from the drunken, scantily clad dance parties that many of us look forward to, many bars and venues are providing opportunities for you...

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  Frisco Gets a New Playground for Grownups With Trophy Park

  August 31 at 4 a.m.

  While many of our favorite bars and restaurants in Dallas have shut down or have had limited capacity, crowds from the city are flocking to the suburbs to enjoy live music and get their entertainment fix. One development that has gained momentum lately is the entertainment district Frisco Star, where...

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  (Home) School of Rock: The Cool Parent’s Guide to Classic Hip-Hop for Kids

  July 30 at 4 a.m.

  If keeping the family indoors during a pandemic wasn’t excuse enough to start introducing your kids to good music, maybe the scorching summer heat will be. It’s July, live music is all but canceled (again) and most of our kids are likely feeling a little bored right about now. If...

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  The Best Drive-In Movie Theaters in North Texas

  July 20 at 4 a.m.

  Movie buffs undaunted by the Texas heat can take to the great outdoors for drive-in films, as the all-American old-time pastime is making a comeback during the coronavirus pandemic. Showings of movies like Wonder Woman, Sonic the Hedgehog and Straight Outta Compton will fill outdoor theater screens this month, along...

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  It's Hot and You're Going Stir Crazy: Where to Find a COVID-Safe Pool

  July 7 at 4 a.m.

  Feel like slipping into a pool of calm blue water, slipping your head underwater and muffling out all the noise? We get that. And while we might not be in our primest bikini shape — literally rolling out of the winter of COVID — who cares? Get outside in the fresh air, dive...

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  The Tribeca Film Festival Is Coming to Arlington's AT&T Stadium With a Drive-In Film Series

  July 3 at 1:43 p.m.

  The movie theater business has had to overcome endless hurdles in a quest to stay relevant through the years as technology perpetuates human laziness, first with the invention of Cable TV; then VCR, DVD and Blu-Ray; and now with man's best friend, Netflix. Theaters, however, continued to attract film lovers...