Classical Music Mesquite Symphony Orchestra Welcomes Its First Composer-in-Residence By Micah Flores | 9 hours ago Kevin Day, a 23-year-old Arlington native, will begin his two-year residency with the community ensemble this fall.
News Michelle Obama Returns to Dallas in September for #HearHere Series By Natalie Gempel | 13 hours ago The former first lady headlines the series along with Spike Lee, Captain Scott Kelly, and Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Arts & Entertainment Weekday Round-Up: Shawn Mendes, Queen and Adam Lambert, and National Tequila Day By Natalie Gempel | 1 day ago There's "Nothing Holding Me Back" from having fun on a Monday.
Theater & Dance Cry Havoc Theater’s Crossing the Line Turns the Voices of Immigration Into a Play By Micah Flores | 1 day ago A group of Dallas teen actors share their interviews with migrants, ICE officials, lawyers, volunteers, and others in this emotional new production.
Theater & Dance Dallas The Remix Subverts Everything You Know About the ’80s Soap By Natalie Gempel | 4 days ago The city's eponymous television show gets a modern remix this weekend.
Pop Music Back with Two New EPs, Sarah Jaffe Knows ‘It Can Only Get Better’ By Natalie Gempel | 5 days ago The Dallas pop singer gets moody on her new companion EPs, This Is Better Part 1 & This Is Better Part 2.
Arts & Entertainment Weekend Round-Up: Big Bang, Once Upon a Time in Dallas, and Fair Park Fiesta By Natalie Gempel | 5 days ago A weekend itinerary for the movers and shakers of Dallas.
Visual Arts 29Rooms Announces Details for Dallas Exhibit By Natalie Gempel | 6 days ago Refinery29's popular, traveling art museum pop-up is coming to town and features two local artists.
Movies Can You Feel the Love Tonight? For the New Lion King, Maybe Not. By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago This CGI-infused remake of the 1994 animated classic doesn’t improve upon its predecessor in any substantial way. It’s just unnecessary.
Movies Above the Belt: Kickin’ It With The Art of Self-Defense Director Riley Stearns By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago The filmmaker's background in martial arts informed his dark satire about a nerdy accountant who begins a weird odyssey in karate class.
Television The Real Housewives of Dallas Returns to Bravo in September By Caitlin Clark | 7 days ago We’ve swapped Cary for Kary, apparently.
Visual Arts Sheila Hicks and Ancient Andean Textiles Intertwine at the Dallas Museum of Art By Micah Flores | 7 days ago The contemporary fiber artist is shown alongside ancient South American textiles at a new show at the DMA.
Books Leila Meacham Brings Her Dragonfly Book Tour to Dallas on Wednesday By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago The Texan author of New York Times bestseller Roses has a new historical World War II novel out this month.
Visual Arts Our Favorite Instagrams from From the Never-Ending Trend of Pop-Up Museums By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago Because y'all look cute!
Arts & Entertainment Weekday Round-Up: Shakespeare Dallas, Live Music, and Death Cafe By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago Somehow it's Monday yet again.
