Visual Arts ‘Our Faces, Our Voices’ Highlights Self-Portraits by Artists of Color By Natalie Gempel | 3 days ago A new exhibit at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center confronts underrepresentation in the art world.
Arts & Entertainment Get Your Pumpkin Fix: The Best Events For Fall In Dallas By Natalie Gempel | 5 days ago A list of gourd-geous (sorry) farms and pumpkin patches for photoshoots and fun fall afternoons.
Books Michael Waters Helps You Talk To Your Kids About Police Violence By Zac Crain | 5 days ago The South Dallas reverend wrote For Beautiful Black Boys Who Believe in a Better World a few years ago, but it's just as timely now.
Theater & Dance AT&T Performing Arts Center Reopens with Outdoor Performances By Natalie Gempel | 6 days ago The venue is using Strauss Square to host socially-distanced performances and events this September.
Books Enda’s Booktique Opened in a Pandemic, When We Needed It Most By Rosin Saez | 6 days ago Enda Jean Pemberton operates one of the only Black-owned bookstores in North Texas.
Visual Arts Say Their Names Memorial Lands in Klyde Warren Park By Natalie Gempel | 7 days ago The installation dedicated to victims of racial injustice is on view through Thursday.
Local News The Dallas Zoo Welcomes Three African Lion Cubs By Hannah Jones | 1 week ago The adorable cats, Izwi, Ilola, and Tadala, were born on August 17 at the zoo.
Music Neiman’s: The Most Popular Store In Music By Rosin Saez | 2 weeks ago Dallas' embattled retail icon may be the most referenced store in music.
Museums The Perot Museum Reopens on Saturday By Natalie Gempel | 2 weeks ago The science museum will reopen with 25 percent capacity and a lot less touching.
Music The Shape of Jazz In Dallas Is a Question Mark By Trace Miller | 2 weeks ago Dallas' dearth of proper jazz venues may have actually helped its musicians during the pandemic. But what happens next?
Giveaways Enter the D Magazine Labor Day Giveaways Now By Emily Heft | 2 weeks ago Eleven lucky readers will win prizes like $100 to spend at Meso Maya, three months of unlimited classes at Bar Method, a fiddle leaf fig from Oasis Plant Shop, and more.
Arts & Entertainment Riley Gale’s Dallas: Remembering the Late Diplomat of Texas Hardcore By Christopher Mosley | 2 weeks ago Power Trip's late singer is remembered by friends and associates as someone who "went for it" and brought everyone along.
Food & Drink The Best Labor Day Food and Drink Deals in Dallas By Natalie Gempel | 3 weeks ago To-go deals for your home cookout, plus a few Labor Day parties around town.
Visual Arts What’s Going on With the Dallas Art Fair? By Natalie Gempel | 3 weeks ago The Fair offered credits, not refunds, to exhibitors. Now 34 galleries are threatening not to return.
Movies A Dallas Short Film Is Ready to Have Uncomfortable Conversations By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago Writer-actor Justin Kenyon hopes Illegal will help people identify subconscious biases without attacking their beliefs.
