Arts & Culture Archives

Anime Frontier Brought Creativity, Community and Cosplay to Fort Worth

By Carly May GravleyDecember 11, 2023

It doesn’t take an anime superfan to appreciate the hard work and talent that went into these costumes.

Dallas Photographer Adrian Omar Displays the Power of Memory Through Family Photo Albums

By Samantha ThornfeltDecember 8, 2023

“I think photography is that ripple in time.” Adrian Omar’s new photography series looks at the power of family memories.

Puttshack Brings a Tech Injection to Mini-Golf

By Danny GallagherDecember 7, 2023

A new miniature golf experience called Puttshack eliminates the need for tiny golf pencils to keep score and the skills of a pro-golfer just to play.

12 Best Casino Shows This Winter

By Mollie JamisonDecember 7, 2023

If you love the constant humming of slot machines, the sweet smell of smoke and a chance to risk it all, these casinos are a great destination for your next comedy show or concert.

The Best Things To Do in Dallas, Dec. 6-12

By Merritt MartinDecember 6, 2023

From conversations with Santa to carols, Dallas is feeling festive. Also, Brett Goldstein is here.

The New Universal Studios Park in Frisco Has a Name and a Projected Opening Date

By Danny GallagherDecember 5, 2023

Frisco’s Universal Kids Resort could come with pint-sized roller coasters, spinning aerial whatchamacallits and maybe even an entire land dedicated to Barbie.

Pete Davidson Had a Thrift Store Shopping Spree in East Dallas

By Carly May GravleyDecember 1, 2023

In his next buzzy paparazzi photo, Pete Davidson just might be wearing something he thrifted in Dallas.

Deep Ellum to Kick Off ‘First Fridays’ With Massive Holiday Block Party

By Carly May GravleyDecember 1, 2023

Deep Ellum businesses are banding together to throw a monthly event series. Their inaugural party is set to be as jolly as all get out.

<i>Before Marriage </i> Brings Up Those Unpleasant Conversations Couples Should Have

Before Marriage Brings Up Those Unpleasant Conversations Couples Should Have

By Alex GonzalezNovember 30, 2023

In a new short series on YouTube, a Dallas actress has some interesting pre-nuptial conversations.

Downtown Cowtown at the Isis Is Closing After 100+ Years

By Danny GallagherNovember 29, 2023

The historic downtown Fort Worth movie theater and live music venue will close its doors for the fourth time in its 100-plus year history.

The Best Things To Do in Dallas, Nov. 29 – Dec. 5

By Merritt MartinNovember 29, 2023

Enjoy festive musicals, holiday strolls and concerts at the best events of the coming week.

Sandra Bernhard Says Texas Is a ‘Bellwether’ State and Is Bringing Support

By Kendall MorganNovember 28, 2023

Sandra Bernhard is ready to make you laugh, and think, at her show in Dallas.

Nasher Sculpture Center Director Jeremy Strick Announces Retirement

By Samantha ThornfeltNovember 28, 2023

Before Jeremy Strick leaves the Nasher, we have some questions.

How To Date in Dallas, According to Reddit

By Carly May GravleyNovember 27, 2023

A Dallas transplant took to Reddit to ask about the dating scene. Long story short, we’re still not beating those “dating dumpster” allegations.

City of Hate Explores Dallas’ Role in JFK’s Assassination

By Danny GallagherNovember 24, 2023

The nation did more than mourn President John F. Kennedy’s death in 1963. It also directed its anger toward Dallas. It’s a facet of history that’s the basis of a new documentary.

Fort Worth Native Juan Salas, Director of House of Dolls, Made a Horror Movie With Heart

By Alex GonzalezNovember 23, 2023

In his latest film, House of Dolls, director Juan Salas tells the story of three estranged sisters coming together in the midst of a tragedy. Following a death in the family, the sisters in Salinas’ movie return home to handle the estate and must learn to put aside their differences…