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  Dallas Public Library Staged to Open Podcasting Studio, Sewing Rooms and Other Maker Spaces

  September 13 at 4 a.m.

  Now is the time to get your creative projects off the ground. The Dallas Public Library is opening three maker spaces for creative types and novices to launch storytelling projects, make their own clothing and preserve their family history. Dubbed Creative Spaces, the three studios, a Story Center, Fiber Arts Workroom...

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  How to Explain the Dallas Restaurant Scene to Out-of-Towners

  August 23 at 4 a.m.

  The Dallas food scene is a confusing, tumultuous place. Restaurants open and close constantly, and fads seem to sweep in from the coasts with regularity before receding. For out-of-towners, Dallas is especially mysterious because our reputation is out-of-date. Around America, food lovers know Houston is a mellow melting pot of...

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  Why Dallas Rentals Are on the Rise: Millennials and Homebuying

  July 29 at 4 a.m.

  From side-hustling to climbing the corporate ladder, millennial earnings are on the rise. Despite their money no longer being funny or cute, many young people are still holding on to one thing — renting. And Dallas isn’t making things easier in terms of homebuying. According to RealPage, a real estate...

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  Singer Hailey Good Is Feeling Better Than Good After Overcoming Food and Alcohol Addictions

  July 2 at 4 a.m.

  Hailey Good is in the middle of a set at the Louie Louie piano bar when her mom, 60-year-old Rhonda, screams, “That’s my baby.” A few years ago, this may have horrified Good, a 26-year-old genre-bouncing neo-soul singer from Grand Prairie. She and Rhonda have a history of trading blunt...

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  The Best Exhibitions You Can See Right Now (Or Soon) in North Texas

  June 27 at 4 a.m.

  From exquisite fashion to somber recollections and colorful replicas of classic art built brick by brick, Dallas has enjoyed a remarkable array of art in 2019, and here’s a short list of six important exhibitions that are still on the radar. Dior: From Paris to the World at the Dallas Museum...

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  The Best Ways to Celebrate Independence Day in North Texas

  June 26 at 4 a.m.

  In 1776 our forefathers, hopped up on Coors Light and red meat, signed the Declaration of Independence — a cherished decree stating that every year Americans could get the day off work and buy mattresses at discounted prices. Now with the upcoming Thursday off (unless you’re a mattress salesman) there’s...