By David Mullen At what point does a baseball game become too expensive for a family to attend? I joined the Texas Rangers Opening Day crowd of 37,587 at Globe Life Field in Arlington on March 27. As trivial as the game results — it counts as one game in a 162-game season — Opening […]
Reunion Tower is celebrated for its iconic light shows that brighten the Dallas skyline. However, at certain times of the year, the Tower goes dark for a different reason. Reunion Tower will once again participate in the Texas Conservation Alliance initiative for the Spring Bird Migration. From April 14 through May 18, Reunion Tower will […]
By Stephanie Hudiburg Explore Deep Ellum’s dynamic art scene with a self-guided Art Walk, featuring a comprehensive map of more than 150 murals people can visit on foot, bike or by car. Kicking off during Arts Month, the walk highlights top galleries like Deep Ellum Art Co., Kettle Art and Umbrella Gallery, plus the launch […]
By Juliette Coulter SPARK! Dallas, the innovative educational facility fostering creativity in youth, has partnered with arts and entertainment company Meow Wolf for a second year to host SPARK! PRISMATIC: Fantastical Realms Art Pop-up Experience featuring six area high school artists’ creations. Themed Fantastical Realms to stretch imaginations into fantasy lands, the colorful exhibition is […]
Meet East Dallas is an annual community event hosted by the Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce (GEDCC), designed to bring together local businesses and residents for an evening of networking, food and entertainment. This free, public event offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with East Dallas entrepreneurs, explore local businesses and celebrate the vibrant […]
Behind the construction fence in A Woman’s Garden at the Dallas Arboretum, a new vision for the garden room known as Pecan Parterre is underway. A majestic native Texas pecan tree anchors the garden. It is surrounded by an ornamental arrangement of plantings or a “parterre,” hence this garden’s name. In addition to beautiful trees, […]
Spring appearances of The Dallas Opera’s (TDO) OperaTruck begin this Saturday, March 22 at Dallas West Branch Library (2332 Singleton Blvd. in Dallas). Following appearances are March 29, April 5 and May 3. Each spring and fall, TDO offers free entertaining and educational “pop-up” performances of 30-minute family-friendly operas. Since 2021, these productions have been […]
By Shaelyn Stone The Senior Source and Atmos Energy will once again partner to host the “Atmos Energy Bill Pay Blitz” at The Senior Source on March 26 with the goal of distributing at least $150,000 to low income seniors to help cover outstanding natural gas bills. This is the fifth year the two organizations […]
The Vanderbilt to Vickery Association announces the return of the biggest and best block party of its kind — the annual Lower Greenville Avenue St. Patrick’s Day Block Party — on Saturday, March 15. The Block Party opens at 9 a.m. and the fun continues until 6 p.m. on the streets of Lower Greenville between […]
By Sharon Adams The Dallas Historical Society announced the Dallas History Makers Awards for Excellence nominations deadline has been extended and is now Monday, March 31. The community is invited to nominate deserving candidates in a variety of categories. By doing so, it will help shine a spotlight on those who are shaping the future […]