Arts & Entertainment Why This Summer Is the Summer for Hotel Pool Parties in Dallas By Lyndsay Knecht The Statler and the Stoneleigh are taking things up a notch in time for Memorial Day weekend with new series.
Things to Do Things To Do In Dallas This Week: May 21 – 24 By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 days ago New Order and Joy Division, reanimated; women onscreen, reevaluated; and architecture's impact on a city, reconsidered.
Theater & Dance In The Alexa Dialogues, Actors Trade Lines With Devices By William Sarradet | 2 days ago Our fraught relationship with artificial intelligence is overheard onstage in the latest Elevator Project show, by the Dallas-based performance art group Therefore.
Pop Music In Dallas, Kendrick Lamar Didn’t Speak On His Pulitzer— He Didn’t Have To By Alaena Hostetter | 5 days ago With SZA and a band of tourmates, the political and the personal resonated at Dos Equis Pavilion.
Arts & Entertainment Bring Your Home Movies To Top Ten Records Saturday and UNT Librarians Will Digitize Them For Free By Jamie Laughlin | 5 days ago Watch old footage and educational videos from Dallas' municipal archives while you hand over film, VHS and other formats hiding your memories.
Music A Figure Skater’s Ode to Shadow, Light and Balance By Eve Hill-Agnus | 6 days ago Jennifer Wester will make you see shadows in ways you never have before in a Cedars parking lot, as part of Soluna Saturday.
Arts & Entertainment Things To Do In Dallas This Weekend: May 17 – 20 By Lyndsay Knecht | 6 days ago A new music venue for Plano, a play for parents of autistic children, a better way for stories to be told.
Movies Turn the Page: Book Club Is Not Worthy of Discussion By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago Four legendary leading ladies can only do so much to elevate a flat comedy with a generic message about sassy seniors making the most of their golden years.
Movies Schrader Upacks Some Serious Emotional Baggage in First Reformed By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago The unsettling low-budget character study about a troubled pastor ties together the director's longtime fascinations with spirituality and loneliness.
Arts & Entertainment At the Dallas Arboretum, Patty Griffin Believed Her Old Songs and Played New Ones By Christiana Nielson | 6 days ago “I feel like I should either be preaching or giving a lecture on botany,” Griffin said upon taking the stage at Rosine Hall. She went with preaching, definitely.
Things to Do Things To Do In Dallas This Week: May 15 – 17 By Lyndsay Knecht | 1 week ago Patty Griffin, Grace Jones, a designer and his diamonds.
Movies Here Are All The Wild Movies You Can See At Oak Cliff Film Festival This Year By Jamie Laughlin | 1 week ago Bookended by a Joan Jett doc and the Dallas-made party flick Never Goin' Back, the 2018 roster looks different. And that's a good thing.
Visual Arts In a Critical Part of Soluna, Array’s Art Installations Offered More Than Intriguing Selfie Light By Doyle Rader | 1 week ago Some artworks at Canton Hall were about how we use visual spectacle to define ourselves, and that bodes well for a festival that runs on such displays.
Arts & Entertainment From An Irish Castle To A Dallas Garden, Luke Fowler Makes Art of Listening By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 weeks ago Two sculptures become speakers at the Nasher in a sequel iteration of Gone Reflections, which sounded in a Medieval defense tower at Lismore Castle Arts last year.
Arts & Entertainment Things To Do In Dallas This Weekend: May 10 – 13 By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 weeks ago Music all day at Main Street Garden Park; museum days with Mom.
