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Tory Burch Shines at An Intimate Dallas Dinner
For most, the thought of hosting a legendary hostess like Tory Burch would be intimidating, like roasting a chicken for Ina Garten or playing HORSE with Steph Curry. As a frequent dinner party guest, I can’t think of two more charming and gracious hostesses than Catalina Gonzalez Jorba and Bela Cooley, who warmly welcomed the glamorous business icon to Texas for the first time in more than a decade.
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10 can’t-miss North Texas music happenings in November
November may finally bring some cooler weather to North Texas, and a slurry of events you don’t want to miss. Mark your calendar and make a plan to support these independent artists and venues across Dallas, Denton and Fort Worth. Zounds Sounds 21-day anniversary concert series. When: Through Nov....
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Reliant Lights Your Holidays Returns to Downtown Dallas
Dallas (KDAF) — The holiday season is lighting up downtown Dallas as Reliant Lights Your Holidays returns to the AT&T Performing Arts Center for a free, family-friendly celebration. The annual festival will take place at Sammons Park, featuring thousands of LED lights, an illuminated Christmas tree, fireworks by Pyrotex and holiday-themed projections on the side […]
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The Greek Food Festival of Dallas Turns 71 This Weekend
For one weekend every fall, the corner of Hillcrest and Alpha smells like charred lamb and warm honey. The Greek Food Festival of Dallas returns Friday through Sunday, November 6 to 8, on the grounds of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church at 13555 Hillcrest Road. This is the 71st year, and it runs rain or shine.
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KPop Demon Hunters immersive experience opens in Dallas
DALLAS - Commuters driving into Dallas on Thursday morning may have spotted something unusual on top of the Galleria. Giant inflatable balloons of the animated characters Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird from Netflix’s hit movie KPop Demon Hunters were installed on the top of the building. What we know:
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UT Dallas Crow Museum Scores 4,000-Piece Asian Art Haul, $10M Gift
The Crow Museum of Asian Art at the University of Texas at Dallas is set to receive more than 4,000 works spanning nearly 5,000 years of Asian art. Collector Barry L. MacLean is also committing $10 million toward their preservation and long-term care. The collection includes pottery, bronzes, stone sculptures and architectural fragments from China and Southeast Asia.
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Dallas Horror Stories, in Six Words
Back in 2017, we crafted 20 only-in-Dallas stories to petrify North Texas. And because brevity is the soul of wit horror, we decided to tell each of those spine-tingling yarns in only six words. Once again, we’ve updated our collection with a few timely—and quite ghastly—tales. See if you can...
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PGA Frisco & Monument Realty PGA District: The Swing Putting Course, Ice House & Public Access
PGA Frisco stands as one of the most innovative golf destinations in the modern era. Spanning 660 acres at 3255 PGA Parkway in northern Collin County, this state-of-the-art complex serves as the global headquarters of the PGA of America. While the campus hosts major championship golf tournaments, its true breakthrough lies in how it opens the game to casual visitors, young families, and non-golfers through a welcoming public entertainment district.
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South Dallas Shines as Forest Theater Returns
Built in 1949, the theater hosted legendary performers and now reopens as a cultural landmark after nearly two decades. The 45,000-sq-ft campus includes concert halls, studios, and a Creative Education Laboratory for aspiring artists. Jon and Linda Halbert's $10M gift catalyzed the transformation, with public programming launching spring 2027. After...
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[Concert Review] TEN Makes His Stunning Return to Texas
The return of TEN to Texas has been a long time coming. His last visit was in 2019 with SuperM, making his arrival in Dallas on October 29 a particularly exciting occasion. This time, however, he returned as a solo artist, giving fans the opportunity to experience his artistry in an entirely different setting. The Studio at The Bomb Factory in downtown Dallas was completely sold out, with the crowd packed from the front barricade all the way to the venue doors. When Ten finally took the stage, the screams were absolutely deafening. It was a warm welcome for an artist whose Texas fans had waited years to see him again.