Holidays Where and How to Celebrate the Fourth of July 2020 By Natalie Gempel | 4 days ago Where to safely see fireworks, pick up barbecue, grab a patriotic drink, and more.
Visual Arts 10 Local Artists Will Use Nasher Grants to Shift Dallas’ Cultural Landscape By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago The Nasher Sculpture Center restructured its annual artist grants to reach ten North Texas creatives.
Lifestyle Piece Together Dallas History with This Limited-Edition D Magazine Puzzle By Emily Heft | 1 week ago Stay entertained this summer while exploring our city's past.
Movies A Dallas Filmmaker Wants to Give Marginalized Black Conservatives a Voice By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago Justin Malone's documentary Uncle Tom: An Oral History of the American Black Conservative will screen this weekend as part of the in-theater(!) USA Film Festival.
Pop Music Listen To This Right Now: Medicine Man Revival’s “Exhibit C” at the Dallas Contemporary By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago The soul outfit staged a virtual concert amid an empty sculptural exhibit at the Contemporary.
Visual Arts Dallas Artists Are Painting the Town One Mural at a Time By Abby Blasingame | 2 weeks ago When businesses across Dallas began boarding up their windows with plywood, artists saw blank canvases.
Movies How a Fort Worth Filmmaker Hopes Juneteenth Can Inspire Women Like Her By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago Channing Godfrey Peoples filmed the mother-daughter drama Miss Juneteenth on the streets of the same neighborhood where she grew up.
Visual Arts Artist Jeremiah Onifade Mounts a Marathon, 96-Hour Exhibit in Bonton This Weekend By Natalie Gempel | 2 weeks ago The artist is transforming a small home into an immersive gallery to shed light on a often neglected neighborhood. (And taking precautions against the spread of COVID-19.)
News Group of Black Women Leaders Launches a Scholarship For Young Women Like Them By Natalie Gempel | 2 weeks ago Black Women Instilling Scholarly Excellence, founded by four graduates of TWU's doctoral nursing program, is looking for mentors, mentees, and scholarship candidates.
Arts & Entertainment Dallas Arts Still Can’t Catch Federal Funding Break By Peter Simek | 2 weeks ago Only four local cultural organizations received NEA grants in the latest round of funding. That’s a signal that the local arts scene isn’t healthy.
Lifestyle How a Dallas Photographer’s Portrait Series Captures the Happier Moments of Sheltering-in-Place By Emily Heft | 3 weeks ago With The Front Steps Project, Julia Newman has taken hundreds of family photos and raised $25,000 for the North Texas Food Bank.
News Black Creatives Talk About the Changes They Want to See in Dallas’ Arts Scene By Natalie Gempel | 3 weeks ago Artists from across disciplines share their experiences and how we can back up our appreciation of their art with action.
Things to Do in Dallas Things To Do in Dallas This Weekend: June 11-June 14 By Natalie Gempel | 3 weeks ago Sweet Tooth Hotel unveils a new exhibit, It'll Do Club reopens the dance floor, and protests against systemic racism continue throughout the city.
Local News ‘Love Our People Like You Love Our Culture’: Dallas Protests Through Dance By Christopher Cartwright | 3 weeks ago Over 300 gather to dance at the JFK Memorial, in alignment with Black Lives Matter.
Visual Arts At the Nasher Windows, Xxavier E. Carter’s Vision Reverberates Amid Shattered Glass By Eve Hill-Agnus | 3 weeks ago The Dallas-based artist's work, on view through Wednesday, is a powerful evocation of the moment.
