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Gallery: Mardi Gras Parade Returns to Oak Cliff for 2022
Go Oak Cliff’s annual Mardi Gras parade was on hold for a couple years during the pandemic. On Sunday, the crowds and krewes returned to Davis Street to celebrate the day.
By Bret Redman
Food Events
Elmwood Farm Will Either Close or Move, Highlighting the Challenge of Urban Agriculture
The small urban farm’s lease will not be renewed after two years. It shows how difficult it can be for small, community-driven efforts to compete with other uses.
Oak Cliff
KERA Airs Dallas Food Justice Documentary About Oak Cliff and West Dallas
As part of KERA’s 29th season of its “Frame of Mind” series, director Elroy “EJ” Johnson’s film, “A Food Justice Story,” shows the resiliency of communities of color.
By Rosin Saez
Oak Cliff
Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan Return to Oak Cliff
At long last, Oak Cliff gets a tribute to Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan in Kiest Park.
By Zac Crain
Nature & Environment
An Urban Beekeeper Transforms Land in Oak Cliff Into a Honeybee Haven
Shafeeqa Small found the perfect spot for her bees.
By Dalila Thomas
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Dallas Is Still Dreaming of Selena
Twenty-five years after her murder, Selena Quintanilla-Pérez is more popular than ever. The Tejano icon is remembered here, in murals and annual celebrations of her life.
Christmas
Homes for the Holidays
Creative couple Jamie and Larry Oliver dress their Oak Cliff home and Cedar Creek lake house for the season.
By Ryan Conner
Arts & Entertainment
Oak Cliff Stars in Texas Theatre’s Re-Imagined Apocalypse Now
To celebrate the release of Apocalypse Now: Final Cut, the Oak Cliff theater has made an homage to Francis Ford Coppola's classic film
By Peter Simek
Hot Properties
Hot Property: A Reinvented Tudor in Kessler Park
A 1930s charmer gets a second, Carrara marble-filled life.
By Caitlin Clark
Oak Cliff
Enjoy Tattoos, Flowers, and Polaroid Portraits in Oak Cliff Tonight
Beatnik, Magic Hour, and Kelly Christine Sutton are teaming up for an aesthetically-pleasing event.
By Caitlin Clark