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The contract comes after the company fired its dancers in a high-profile labor dispute in 2024, then temporarily lost its city funding.\
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In his new book, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Mark Lamster paints Dallas as a city filled with endless enigmas and contradictions.
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You can grab a passport at any of the participating retailers and collect stamps as you visit other bookstores on the list, which could earn you prizes.
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The Arlington Museum of Art said there was a need for better coordination with city officials to market 鈥淢ore Than a Match鈥 to tourists.
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The Texas Fine Arts Theatre will reopen after renovations. Programming will include films and a performance by Rufus Wainwright in November.
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Ticket packages start at $1,550 for the September show at Bowie House. It's a benefit for The Big Good, a non-profit the Grammy-winning artist co-founded.
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The theater group started as a grassroots effort and held strong for 30 years, but the longtime leader says it's time to sign-off.
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The latest 四虎影院 ArtsDoc finds the acclaimed restaurant鈥檚 influence reaches far beyond its long lines and smoked meats. Through classes, mentorship and an unusually open kitchen culture, Goldee鈥檚 is helping new barbecue talent find its footing.
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You can join the Dallas Renaissance Sword Guild studies centuries-old European combat techniques as a modern martial art鈥.
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Jerome Weeks is a former theater critic for the Dallas Morning News and former 四虎影院 arts reporter.
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Hector Cant煤 leaned on his experience as co-creator of the 鈥淏aldo鈥 comic strip in his new live action web series. Texas Latino Comic Con will host a screening on Saturday.
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The Oak Cliff Film Festival celebrates its 15th year with four days of independent films, live performances and filmmaker conversations that highlight bold storytelling and the creative spirit of Oak Cliff.
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The Larry McMurtry Literary Center is celebrating the novel鈥檚 anniversary with a screening of 鈥淭he Last Picture Show鈥 and a panel discussion in Archer City.
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The merger is a move to save money for both organizations, after they had seen a significant decrease in donations and revenue in recent years. The merger could also mean layoffs of 10 to 12% as the staffs combine.