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Weekend Worthy: Find your next spooky read at Grapevine Horror Book Fest
I’ve always enjoyed a good horror book. The collection I’ve built since I was a teenager includes classics like Stephen King’s “Misery,” while still making space for more modern suspenseful books like Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s “Mexican Gothic.” To this day, I’m always on the lookout for scary reads.
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Urban Scuba performs at Coppell Arts Center this weekend
URBAN SCUBA fuses dance, circus, and death-defying invention into an electrifying, off-the-wall spectacle set to a pulsating original electro-rock score.
CandysDirt
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Samuel L. Jackson Is Ready to Rule in ‘Frisco King’
Apparently, Tulsa is not the only place that needs a king. Samuel L. Jackson is heading to Texas for Frisco King, the new Paramount+ series expanding the world of Tulsa King. This time, the action moves to Frisco, Texas, where Jackson’s Russell Lee Washington Jr. discovers that the polished suburban surface hides plenty of opportunities for someone who knows how to hustle. And Lee definitely knows how to hustle.
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Book Lovers Could Spend Hours Inside This Huge Texas Store With Shockingly Low Prices
Some stores are made for quick trips, and then there is the flagship Half Price Books in Dallas. It is so big that visitors say they lose track of time between the shelves. Books, records, games, and even a cafe all live under one roof, and the prices stay friendly.
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Grapevine Opens New Museum Filled With Historic Wagons, Tractors And Trucks
W hat do a horse-drawn wagon from 1870 , a century-old steam tractor and a vintage grape-crushing truck have in common? They're all part of a new museum bringing Grapevine's history to life. The Sharron Studebaker Rogers Heritage Equipment Museum is opening in Grapevine's Historic Cotton Belt Depot District, showcasing the vehicles and equipment that helped shape the city's agricultural, transportation and community heritage. The 1,300-square-foot museum will permanently display five historic vehicles and pieces of equipment, with additional artifacts rotating throughout the year. From Horse-Drawn Wagons To Vintage Trucks Among the museum's highlights is an 1870 Studebaker wagon, a horse-drawn vehicle associated with westward settlement and early American transportation. Grapevine City Councilwoman Sharron Rogers purchased the wagon, funded its historic exterior restoration and donated it to the collection. Visitors will also find a 1913 J. E. Case steam traction engine, offering a glimpse into the machinery that powered agricultural work more than a century ago. Other pieces include a 1932 International grain truck and a 1929 Chevrolet grape-crusher truck nicknamed "Miss Grapevine," reflecting the area's agricultural and grape-growing heritage. The collection also features a 1957 Chevrolet 210 Sedan, a replica of Grapevine's first police car, connecting visitors to another
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Carroll Theatre Fall Festival to open tonight
Tonight, Carroll Theatre will open their fall festival with performances of “Lord of the Files,” “Peter and the Starcatcher” and “Picnic,” each composed of members of a theatre class. The plays will take place in intimate settings in the auditorium and black box. The...
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Peanut Festival celebrates 60 years Saturday
This Saturday, Oct. 17, thousands of people will descend upon Whitesboro to celebrate the town’s 60th Annual Peanut Festival, hosted by the Whitesboro Area Chamber of Commerce. The event runs from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Live music will kick off the morning, followed by a welcome from Whitesboro Mayor Jeff...
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Free Club Kid screenings coming to 12 U.S. cities
DALLAS (KDAF) — Entertainment company A24 and electronic music platform Resident Adviser are partnering to host free theatrical screenings of the film “Club Kid” in 12 U.S. cities during the week of Oct. 26. The movie marks the feature directorial debut of Jordan Firstman. “Club Kid” centers...
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The Enormous Texas Bookstore That Takes Nearly All Day To Explore
Somewhere in Dallas, Texas, there’s a bookstore so packed with things to discover that a single visit genuinely isn’t enough. Half Price Books at 5803 E NW Hwy is that place, and once you’ve been, you’ll understand why people keep coming back. Here’s the thing about...
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Rapper Yo-Yo Brings Hip-Hop and Scholarships to Dallas
Now THIS is what I’m talking about, baby! Legendary West Coast rapper Yo-Yo is bringing some old-school hip-hop flavor to higher education!. This Saturday, October 17, she’s pulling up to Paul Quinn College in Dallas for the 9th Annual Dallas Black College Expo!. And get this! She’s hosting...
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Out and About in Arlington: Rock and run at music festival EDM-themed fun run
Was one of your New Year’s resolutions to get into running? If you’re like me and you haven’t started yet, this Saturday’s running music festival may be the jump start you need. Night Nation Run brings the booming music, bubbles, bright neon and black lights to your 5K run.
Dallas Observer
Do Good Fest will bring Lisa Loeb, Barenaked Ladies and a great cause to Arlington
Barenaked Ladies once wondered what they’d do with a million dollars. On Saturday, Oct. 24, the Canadian pop-rock favorites will show North Texas what $20 can do. That’s the price of a general admission ticket to National Life Group’s Do Good Fest at Levitt Pavilion in Arlington. Barenaked Ladies headline, with Dallas-raised Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories and singer-songwriter Chad Hollister on the bill. The whole thing benefits the Tarrant Area Food Bank.
Plano Star Courier
Plano peers party, parade for National Night Out
Over 38 million people gathered Tuesday, Oct. 6, across thousands of communities for the 43rd annual National Night Out. Things were no different in northwest Plano, with organizations like the Kings Ridge Homeowners Association bringing hundreds to celebrate in their own neighborhood. This is the 23rd year the HOA has celebrated National Night Out. National Night Out is an annual celebration held on the first Tuesday in October focused on crime prevention and community engagement. The Kings Ridge event included a parade featuring residents, city leaders, first responders, Plano Fire Engine 13 and the Hebron High School drum line. The parade began at 6:35 p.m. at 6913 Crystal Falls Drive before the crowd gathered at a neighborhood park near Traceland Drive and Beckworth Lane for remarks from city officials. The celebration also featured free food and drinks, live music, bounce houses and face painting. Organizer Bill Kula said the event typically draws about 400 people to the neighborhood of 579 homes. The Kings Ridge Homeowners Association has hosted the largest National Night Out event in the city for nearly 20 years and has received the city of Plano’s Platinum-level BEST Neighborhood recognition twice. Kula said his family was just the
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AURORA Biennial Expands Across Dallas With Three Weeks of Art
What started off as a one-night public art event is now growing into a program lasting almost three weeks. AURORA has revealed an ambitious timetable for its 2026 Biennial, States of Becoming, which will include exhibitions, performances, lectures, and workshops at cultural institutions in both Dallas and Fort Worth from November 4–21. The expanded format will end on November 21 with the biennial’s traditional night-time exhibition, turning the facades and outdoor areas of Dallas City Hall, the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library, and the AT&T Discovery District into sites for contemporary art.