A composer debuts Puerto Rico’s loss in Dallas
Whale calls. Glaciers melting. Frog croaks. These are sounds audiences might not expect in an orchestral concert hall…
9 Día de los Muertos celebrations in North Texas
During the first weekend of November, Latinos primarily in Mexico celebrate Día de los Muertos, or Day of…
Universal truths about human nature uncovered in combustible ‘King Hedley II’
Early in August Wilson’s King Hedley II, the title character’s mother criticizes the dirt he’s using to plant…
‘Lord of the Rings’ cast to reunite in Dallas
It’s been 25 years since the first Lord of the Rings film, Fellowship of the Ring, hit theaters.…
Where to find the best Halloween fun across North Texas
Wondering where to celebrate spooky season? Look no further, because North Texas has lots of events for all…
Meet the woman who’s greeted State Fair goers for 35 years
At 9 a.m. sharp, Gate 5 at Fair Park hums to life. The sun cuts through the State…
Dallas’ Erin Cluley Gallery joins this year’s Art Basel Miami
This December, Art Basel Miami Beach – one of the premier art fairs in the U.S. – will…
13 haunted houses in North Texas to scream through
If your idea of fall fun includes heart-pounding scares and getting chased by monsters, then haunted houses in…
Dallas Theater Center’s ‘Noises Off’ is pure comedy of pantomimed flubs, foul-ups
Never has a plate of sardines wreaked so much havoc. It’s just one of the props doing yeoman’s…
Dallas poet Fatima-Ayan Hirsi on motherhood, grief and her collection ‘Dreams for Earth’
Fatima-Ayan Malika Hirsi, 37, has built a career out of turning systematic struggles into words of art. The…