Visual Arts Meet John Bramblitt, Dallas’ Blind Muralist By Micah Flores | 14 mins ago The painter recently created a stunning four-story mural in Bishop Arts.
Movies A Highlight of the Women Texas Film Festival: Two Sisters in a True Crime Doc By Micah Flores | 1 hour ago Where There Is Darkness tells the story of a beloved Catholic priest who went missing. And the festival brought his sisters to town to discuss it.
Galleries Lyle Lovett Brings His Large Band to the AT&T Performing Arts Center By Stephanie Johnson | 1 hour ago Take a look at a beautiful evening at the ATTPAC.
Comedy Deep Ellum’s Dallas Comedy House Reopens in a Giant New Space By Alaena Hostetter | 1 day ago The city's hub for laughs now has more space for programming, a full-service restaurant, and a beer garden for relaxing before or after a show.
Galleries Scenes From Punk Rock Karaoke at Three Links in Deep Ellum By Bret Redman | 2 days ago Do your best Stiv Bators impression while the live guitars wail behind you.
Pop Music Weekday Round-Up, 8/19 through 8/21: A Local Music Guide By Natalie Gempel | 2 days ago In which we tell you all the good concerts to attend this week.
Urban Design ModTexas Aims to Save Midcentury Architecture One Hashtag at a Time By James Russell | 2 days ago The Instagram crowdsourcing campaign is creating a map of the state's most interesting modern architecture and design.
Movies Oak Cliff Stars in Texas Theatre’s Re-Imagined Apocalypse Now By Peter Simek | 5 days ago To celebrate the release of Apocalypse Now: Final Cut, the Oak Cliff theater has made an homage to Francis Ford Coppola's classic film
Movies #HotGirlSummer Continues With the Fourth Annual Women Texas Film Festival By Dom G. Jones | 5 days ago We chat with artistic director Justina Walford about what moviegoers can expect at this weekend's festival.
Arts & Entertainment Weekend Round-Up: Dallas Comedy House Re-Opens, Vampire Weekend, and Women Texas Film Festival By Natalie Gempel | 6 days ago There's also a Sangria Soirée.
Galleries Scenes From the Arts Mania Festival in the Cedars By Bret Redman | 6 days ago A warehouse in the Cedars was transformed into a giant art party last weekend, complete with body painters. Let's go inside.
Arts & Entertainment Dreamscape Brings VR Experiences to NorthPark Center By Natalie Gempel | 6 days ago The virtual reality studio officially opens today with three mind-boggling "adventures."
Movies How a Mother Exposed Human Rights Ignorance in China With One Child Nation By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago Documentary filmmaker Nanfu Wang grew up in China thinking her parents broke the law by giving her a younger brother. Now she's a mother and knows the truth.
Movies Blanchett Can’t Save Where’d You Go, Bernadette From Wandering Aimlessly By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago Richard Linklater's muddled adaptation of the acclaimed Maria Semple novel is a mildly amusing yet mostly uneven saga of creativity and self-discovery.
Theater & Dance Check Out Latinidades: A Festival of Solo Shows at Cara Mía Theatre By Natalie Gempel | 7 days ago The company's intriguing 24th season kicks off tomorrow night.
