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Dallasites Booked More Fitness Classes in 2021 Than Any Other City

With vaccines readily available, ClassPass reports that Dallas got back in the gym in 2021.
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Up Your Culinary Game With These Locally Made Virtual Cooking Classes

Brush up on your trussing skills or learn to butcher a whole hog. Foster your fermenting techniques or ghee-making prowess.
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Six Outdoor Workout Classes to Try This October

From sunset yoga on a rooftop to barre workouts on a hotel lawn, here's where to work up a sweat while social distancing.
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6 Virtual Creative Classes to Try This Summer

Learn to hand letter, design a bright bouquet, make your own soy candle, and more.
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The Dallas Creative Whose Workshops Give Everyone a Seat at the Table

Bree Clarke was excluded by the Dallas creative community, so she decided to form her own. Now, her workshop series attracts all races and religions.
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Virtual Dallas Food Classes to Ease Our Collective Confinement

Ulam’s Anna Swann, Rich Rogers of Scardello, and baker Stephanie Chalklen-Leichtle bring us together even when we’re far apart.
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The Most Creative Classes in Dallas to Try This Valentine’s Day

Try your hand at floral arranging, take a romantic French cooking class, or learn to bake biscotti.
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Step Aside, Drunk Gardening, Drunk Yoga Has Arrived

The New York class will make its Dallas debut at the new Virgin Hotel this weekend.
By Caitlin Clark
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Volta Voloshin-Smith May Be Dallas’ Most GIF-able Artist

The Moldovan immigrant makes it easy to share a "Color Snack."
By Cassidy Najarian
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Three Fall Workshops for Budding Florists

Bring a bottle of wine, promote female empowerment, and leave with a pretty bouquet.
By Ryan Connor
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