Preston Playhouse Debuts, and It’s a Pickleball Mecca
It’s also a great place to play padel, whatever that is.
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Dallas Has a New Poet Laureate. Here’s What That Means for Poetry Enthusiasts.
Dr. Mag Gabbert’s responsibilities will include speaking at community events, developing outreach programs and holding office hours at the Dallas Public Library.
The Texas Tradition Rodeo Makes Its Last Stop in Denton Before Heading to Austin
It wasn’t Denton’s first gay rodeo, though it could be the last.
UNT Student Wins Over Social Media for Senior Photoshoot With Dog
Pup dressed in graduation garb is, let’s just say it, cute AF.
The Texas Theatre’s Vianca Vega Wants To Show You Your New Favorite Movie
The historic Oak Cliff theater, a jewel of Dallas cinema culture, has a lover of movies who is eager to share her passion for film.
Kathy Griffin Will Distill Personal Tragedy Into Universal Comedy at the Majestic Theatre
The comedian is a living example of how comedy equals tragedy plus time.
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Cocina Flamenca Live Festival Brings Spanish Food and Dance to Dallas
For the inaugural edition of the festival, attendees can immerse themselves in Spanish culture at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas.
Alexandra Light Introduces Ode, a New Dance Piece Set to Music by Fever Ray
The North Texas choreographer employs the work of a modern experimental music master to create a production that is accessible to all in Fort Worth.
Dallas Cellist Joseph Kuipers Strikes a Chord with Budding Musicians
Joseph Kuipers has played and taught cello all over the world, but he sees a real opportunity for cello students to grow in new ways here in North Texas.
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Historic Forest Theater in South Dallas To Begin Renovations
The historic theater near Fair Park has sat unused for many years, but an influx of cash and a neighborhood redevelopment plan aim to change that.
New DMA Exhibition Explores Representation of Marginalized Groups
When You See Me: Visibility in Contemporary Art/History presents work from queer artists and artists of color that explores the importance and limits of representation.
For Margaret Cho, Joy Is Still a Top Priority
Margaret Cho may not love Texas politics, but she loves the people. She’ll appear in Dallas on April 12.
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Chicago Gives Dallas the Ol’ Razzle Dazzle at Winspear Opera House
The classic Broadway musical is playing through April 6 at the Winspear Opera House.
Dallas Fan Headed to Wrestlemania Courtesy of The Rock After Tatting His Signature
The Rock’s generosity knows no limits. One Dallas man got a selfie, autograph AND a Wrestlemania vacation package from the superstar.
Expand the Mind: 4 Offbeat Gallery Spaces Not To Miss During Dallas Art Fair Week
The Dallas Art Fair has dozens of worthy events, but if you like offbeat art, here’s a user-friendly guide to four exhibitions you’ll love.
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Dr. Phil Launches New Cable Channel With Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony in Fort Worth
Merit Street Media’s unveiling included TV royalty like Steve Harvey and conservative politicians such as Lt. Governor Dan Patrick.
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson Makes a Stop at a Dallas Target
After conquering Hollywood and the world of wrestling, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is focusing on skincare.
Historic Superman Comic Is Poised To Sell For $5 Million at a Dallas Auction
With a rare copy of Action Comics #1 expected to sell for over $5 million, it seems that Heritage Auctions has struck gold with the Man of Steel.
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Renowned Humorist David Sedaris Will Share New Tales in Dallas
The superstar author David Sedaris is known to chat with fans late into the night. Here’s your chance for a meaningful encounter with the writer.
Dallas-Area Woman Is Blowing Up TikTok With Braid Videos
North Texas stylist Alice Mukendi’s braid videos have taken TikTok by storm. Now she has a shop in North Richland Hills.
UPDATED: Check Out These Events Celebrating the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8
Dallas has a prime view of the upcoming solar eclipse, an event that won’t happen again for 300 years. You may not be around for the next one, so plan accordingly.
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What Time Is the Solar Eclipse in Dallas and Other Popular Texas Spots?
If you can’t count on clear skies, consider road-tripping to where the eclipse is longest.