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Dallas shines in April. Flowers bloom, temperatures are heaven-sent and the arts permeate the culture as the city celebrates Dallas Arts Month. This year is extra special, as Arts Month (founded in 2013) celebrates its 10th anniversary. From block part…
Read MoreOne of Fort Worth’s finest musical competitions returns after a five-year hiatus. The Fort Worth Opera will host The McCammon Voice Competition at W.E. Scott Theatre on March 18, beginning at 2 pm. This is an opportunity to encounter the opera stars of…
Read MoreAt last Tuesday night’s Dallas Contemporary Spring Exhibitions Benefit Dinner on February 28, 2023, a collective sigh of bliss ripples through the room—maybe because halloumi cheese tends to elicit that reaction, but probably because the halloumi, rest…
Read More“You don’t look a day over 30.” Who doesn’t love that observation? Well, the same could be said for one of the grande dames of the art world, the Kimbell Art Museum. Beginning last fall, 2022, the hallowed Fort Worth institution is celebrating a golden…
Read MoreFort Worth is home to the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT), a world renowned facility that catalogs historic specimens alongside newly acquired ones. The BRIT Herbarium contains approximately 1,445,000 plant specimens from around the world,…
Read MoreWhat: Held every other year, the 2023 Texas Medal of Arts Awards took place from February 21 to 22, honoring luminaries and organizations from across the state for their contributions to the creative arts. Hosted by the Texas Cultural Trust, the bienni…
Read MoreSince plans began forming in 2019, news regarding the expansion of the Dallas Museum of Art has hardly been splashy, especially considering it would be the museum’s first major renovation since 1993. This morning, however, the fanfare bar has officiall…
Read MoreFort Worth’s famous and historic Art Deco coliseum is going to receive an $8.5 million facelift. Major upgrades are in the works for the Will Rogers Memorial Center with the Fort Worth City Council approving a plan to allocate its American Rescue Plan …
Read MoreMeeting houses were established in most burgeoning settlements. They became the heart of the community, where civic business was conducted, and they were, by their very nature, some of the earliest “multi-purpose” buildings, often serving as the school…
Read MoreSince plans began forming in 2019, news regarding the expansion of the Dallas Museum of Art has hardly been splashy, especially considering it would be the museum’s first major renovation since 1993. This morning, however, the fanfare bar has officiall…
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