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The State Fair of Texas Has a Plan for Sensory-Sensitive Visitors
The State Fair of Texas isn't exactly an oasis of calm. Here's how families and individuals with sensory sensitivities can still enjoy their visit—especially on Wednesdays.
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Scenes from the Big D Reads Launch Party for The Accommodation
On Thursday, September 1, more than 330 people gathered at the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library for the launch of Big D Reads 2022: The Accommodation.
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State Fair of Texas
The State Fair of Texas Has a Plan for Sensory-Sensitive Visitors
The State Fair of Texas isn't exactly an oasis of calm. Here's how families and individuals with sensory sensitivities can still enjoy their visit—especially on Wednesdays.
Arts & Entertainment
How To Save Money at the State Fair of Texas: The 2022 Edition
This year, we will not go broke at the State Fair of Texas.
Arts & Entertainment
High School, Musical: Meet Some of Booker T.’s Star Graduates
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts turns out stars. Here are four of its brightest.
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How to Spend a Day In Richardson
This suburb has its own symphony and Innovation Quarter. But it’s still a small town at heart.
Arts & Entertainment
Where Did Tejano Music Go?
I was convinced the soundtrack to my childhood had all but disappeared. Turns out, I just had to tune in.
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Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Week: September 23–25
Start the weekend with some New Orleans brass or some New Wave glam, and end it smack-dab in the '90s.
Music
Country Music May Look Different, But Is It Still the Same?
Led by performers like the Arlington-born Mickey Guyton, country music certainly looks different than it used to. But does that transformation go beyond the surface?
Music
Dallas’ Spin the Spectrum Is the Country’s First Neurodivergent DJ School
Earlier this year, Jay Clipp partnered with Speech Wing Therapy’s Courtney Willis to create the first and only DJ and music production school to specialize in teaching students with autism spectrum disorder.
Music
After an Accident Took His Arms, Jeff Saenz Wills His Way Back to the Studio
A downed power line almost killed the musician and producer. After losing his hands, he thought that meant music was lost to him as well. But he’s not done yet.
Movies
How Two Filmmaking Rookies Brought Running the Bases to the Big Screen
The faith-based baseball drama, which opened on Friday, marks the feature debut for North Texas natives Marty Roberts and Jimmy Womble.