News Get Free Museum, Concert, and Theater Tickets Using Your Dallas Library Card By Natalie Gempel | 2 days ago The city has introduced Culture Pass, a program that provides free tickets to concerts, theater, museums, and films.
Theater & Dance Hollywood Medium Tyler Henry Reads Dallas on Friday By Jennifer Hayes | 1 week ago The celebrity-approved medium talks about processing grief, connecting with loved ones, and avoiding psychic scammers ahead of his Dallas tour stop.
Drinking Verdigris Ensemble Will Host a Drink & Sing on Sunday at Peticolas By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 weeks ago If you want to toast and sing wassail.
Museums Fort Worth’s Amon Carter Museum Is Back By Kelsey J. Vanderschoot | 2 weeks ago With a new look—and the same incredibly deep collection.
Business Car Dealership Magnate Fin Ewing Learned to Sing and Rocked The Rustic By Tara Nieuwesteeg | 3 weeks ago Wrong Direction might be one of Dallas’ more unexpected bands.
Theater & Dance Bruce Wood Dance Keeps Moving Forward By Eve Hill-Agnus | 1 month ago Its founder's legacy lives on five years after his death.
Arts & Entertainment Laura Beil’s New Podcast Bad Batch Sheds Light on the World of Unregulated Stem Cell Treatment By Will Maddox | 1 month ago The woman behind the Dr. Death podcast is back with an eye-opening new series about the stem cell industry.
Things to Do in Dallas The 20 Best Events in Dallas This November By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago The Black Keys, George Strait, Snoop Dogg, and others are coming through town this month.
Style Post Malone Meets Fashion By Caitlin Clark | 1 month ago Shop the singer’s foray into sustainable eyewear at Posty Fest this weekend.
Arts & Entertainment Match Says North Texas Is One of the Worst Places To Be This Cuffing Season By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago The dating website ranked Dallas and Fort Worth as two of the worst places to find a significant other this winter.
Arts & Entertainment Gallery: Día de los Muertos Brings Thousands to Downtown Dallas By Elizabeth Lavin | 2 months ago Dallas' first-ever parade took over the area near City Hall.
Arts & Entertainment CentralTrak Is Dead, Long Live CentralTrak By Christopher Mosley | 2 months ago The city's only artist residency is long gone. Its former director says that tells you a lot about the relationship between Dallas' artists and its institutions.
