It’s Hard To Be An Independent Bookstore, and Bibliobar Doesn’t Shy Away From It
The woman-owned shop specializing in fiction and children’s books opened quietly this month.
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An Infamous Artist of the 1980s Gets His Moment in the Spotlight
Make Me Famous is the art-world documentary you didn’t know you needed.
Elon Musk Piñatas Are in High Demand at an Oak Cliff Party Supply Shop
The people destroying Teslas should really hear about this: You can now beat up Elon Musk, at a party, in front of guests.
Sutton Foster and Kelli O’Hara Bring Big D(iva) Energy to Dallas
A three-night concert backed by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is just another excuse to hang out with these Broadway besties.
Looking Past the White Cube: How 3 Galleries Are Curating This Year’s Dallas Art Fair
The “Super Bowl of the Dallas art world,” attracts international art lovers year after year.
Dallas Play For Colored Brothers Sparks Mental Health Conversations Among Men
The upcoming stage production sees men opening up about sexuality, infidelity, faith and other topics.
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Dallas Educators Grow Sustainability in the Arts With NextGen Partnerships
Dallas arts and entertainment is about to grow exponentially, according to Dallas College.
A Dallas Pilates Club For Latinas Is Going Viral, No Surprise
Where else could one find a pilates class dedicated Bad Bunny or Rauw Alejandro?
Superheroes, Vampires and Jedis Hit Dallas’ Most Stacked Fan Expo Yet
Nerds and superfans will be equally pleased by this lineup. Hint? One of them just heard a bizarre story from Sam Rockwell.
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Denton’s Witches Gather at a Downtown Bar, the Hemlock Fox
Denton’s latest addition to the downtown bar scene has a witchy twist.
The Latin American Film Festival of Dallas Returns for Its Second Year
This is a great time to support Latin American artists. The festival takes place all weekend.
Face Value: Are BIAB Nails Worth the Burn?
Our “for you” page is flooded with this new gel nail trend: Is it worth the hype?
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Mink Stole and Peaches Christ Celebrate Cult Cinema With Cabaret Show Idol Worship
Legendary actress Mink Stole and filmmaker Peaches Christ are bringing their cabaret show to the Texas Theatre.
Netflix Revitalizes A Texas Feel-Good Sports Biopic: My All-American
The film about a legendary Texas Longhorns player bombed at the time, but is finding a fanbase on the streaming platform.
On Set With AMC Cartel Drama Surviving the Cartel
The AMC show, streaming on Amazon in July, was created by Ely Bams and details the life of crime among drug lords and farmers.
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How DIFF’s Screening Series Could Be Saving Indie Cinema
DIFF plays an important role in enriching North Texas’ larger film culture, one of the most robust in the South.
The Coolest Things We Found at the Dallas Art Book Fair
Zines like Rejected Pro Wrestlers and So I Party in Deep Ellum littered the Dallas Contemporary last weekend.
Tulipalooza Is Canceled Because of Weather Damage, Affecting Local Nonprofits
After a string of storms destroyed this flower festival, nonprofit recipients need extra help.
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Will Medium Travis Holp Sense Any Spirits Onstage in Addison?
The 38-year-old professional medium is taking his gift on the road this spring, including a stop in Addison this weekend.
The South’s Growth Is Increasing Affluence. Could Dallas be a Black Mecca?
Not likely, says a UCLA professor who traced the evolution of Black neighborhoods over 50 years.
Get Ready to Slide: Arlington’s Slick City Action Park Is Opening This March
The new location is for activity-seeking parents, with thrills for all-ages slide lovers.
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Chicas Unidas: Latina Social Club DFW Builds a Resilient Army of Friendship
Latina Social Club DFW celebrates its anniversary at LadyLove with half of specialty cocktail proceeds benefiting Raices.