News Lakewood Theater Will Reopen as Bowlski’s This Summer By Natalie Gempel | 2 weeks ago After years of vacancy, the Dallas landmark is returning as a bowling alley, restaurant, and bar.
News The World’s Largest Bounce House Is Coming To Dallas Next Week By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago Alexa, play "Jump Around."
Visual Arts SMU Fine Arts Master’s Student Says the University Censored His Thesis By Natalie Gempel | 2 months ago Two days before the MFA Thesis Qualifying Exhibition, Xxavier Carter's long-planned project was turned upside down.
News Mr. Porter Shines a Spotlight on Stylish Dallas Creatives By Natalie Gempel | 3 months ago The e-commerce giant featured seven fashionable Dallas men on its site today.
News An Offshoot of the Adolphus Hotel’s Lobby Is Home to a Vital Cultural Forum By Natalie Gempel | 3 months ago Visit the French Room Salon to find some of Dallas' most interesting artistic discussions.
News Dallas Comedy Festival Announces 10th Anniversary Lineup By Natalie Gempel | 3 months ago Rory Scovel, Daniel Van Kirk, Jaime Moyer, and Maribeth Monroe lead the roster of 213 comedians.
Arts & Entertainment Thousands of Legos Flood the Perot Museum for The Art of the Brick By Nnenna Ijomah | 3 months ago Nathan Sawaya's unbelievable Lego artworks arrived in Dallas over the weekend.
News Dallas Film Honors Trammell S. Crow with Second Annual Stodghill Award By Shelby Hartness | 3 months ago At a casual luncheon catered by In-N-Out, Crow was recognized for the work he's done in the local film community through EarthXFilms.
State Fair of Texas State Fair Photo of the Day: 9/30, Something For the Rest By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 years ago Pro tip.
News Dallas Bars, Restaurants Chipping In For Harvey Relief Efforts By Alex Macon | 2 years ago North Texas venues are helping raise money and gather supplies for evacuees and victims of the hurricane in southeast Texas.
Pop Music Plano Dumps the Starfest Music Festival By Alex Macon | 2 years ago In news that should surprise absolutely no one, the ill-conceived music festival looks like it will probably be cancelled.
Music Homeless But Not Voiceless, the Dallas Street Choir Provides Music and Community By Devon Yarbrough | 2 years ago The choir, which recently performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, gives Dallas' neediest residents a sense of belonging.
