Best Things To Do in Dallas, Oct. 8-13
Do the Time Warp (again), Scream for the screening of a horror classic, and see the big Luka theater production.
Do the Time Warp (again), Scream for the screening of a horror classic, and see the big Luka theater production.
Don’t settle for shopping at Spirit – the city’s best Halloween stores are these off-the-beaten-path options.
‘Hot take,’ as in they’re hot and we’ll take them.
Dallas is a treasure trove of vintage finds and thrifted gems. Here are some of the best ones.
Kind of the perfect way to end a week, right?
SHEIN at the State Fair? Um, OK.
Going to the State Fair in this economy? We’ve got ways to save.
The local death-positive organization will hold an outdoor edition at Oakland Cemetery on Oct. 4.
From now through November 2, you can get your thrills in more ways than one in Arlington.
Boyfriend spending a lot of time on ChatGPT? Better make sure he’s not planning on proposing to it.
Get ready to grab your thrills by the horns — a massive new ride is opening at Six Flags Over Texas in 2026.
If you want some fresh air and exercise but don’t want to step outside the city, these walkable areas are for you.
Why have one annual Pride celebration when you can have two?
Breaking up over text? Tired. Breaking up in front of Big Tex? Kind of iconic, if you ask us.
If you’re looking for a certain type of person, here’s a handy guide to Dallas’ queer stereotypes.
Our Best of Dallas issue is live and on newsstands, ready to be your guide to the top shops, restaurants, people and places.
It brings us no pleasure to report that Six Flags Over Texas has bid bon voyage to a longtime favorite.
Some say three’s a crowd. Dallas says it’s just right for the sack.
Digging for Dallas’ best designer denim is made easy (and more affordable) at a circular fashion gem in Preston Forest Village.
The university lifted its ‘pause’ of campus drag performances in light of a ruling regarding a similar ban at West Texas A&M.
Move over Austin, Knox/Henderson just scored a fresh, new beat.
The tailor shop on the Downtown Garland Square is all about custom, upcycled and otherwise slow fashion – big names are taking note.