This fall, the Nasher Sculpture Center presents Tony Cragg: Seeing Things, the first U.S. museum exhibition in nearly 20 years of the work of the award-winning, internationally-acclaimed artist. Cragg is lauded for his innovative and varied forms, which draw upon the artist’s broad intellectual interests in science and literature, as well as an intuitive and [...]
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You don’t have to be a long-haired hippie to enjoy the 2009 Tony Award-Winning musical Hair. Sail back through time to rock ‘n’ roll loving days of the 60s with the story of a group of young people who explore their sexual identity, deny the draft and challenge societal restraints during the Vietnam war. It’s [...]
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We all know that in these volatile times money can be a little tight. Clason’s essays on financial success, which have been around since 1926, may just offer some much needed valuable advice for your financial future. The stories with their truisms expounded and expanded, and their parables pointed up are set in ancient Babylon- [...]
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The Munger Place Home Tour and Tremont Party take place this weekend in one of the city’s most architecturally historic neighborhoods. Founded in 1905 and in the National Register of Historic Places, Munger Place boasts the largest collection of Prairie-style homes in the United States. Five restored homes, one newer Craftsman construction, and the newly [...]
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We know that some of you go for the sole purpose of sampling the infamous (and ingenious) fried concoctions…and of course the grease will be fresh that day! We understand and applaud that, but don’t miss out on all the other fun things to do at this annual festival in Dallas’ Fair Park. From pig [...]
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Beginning at the recently-completed Main Street Garden and its perfect view of a time capsule of some of Dallas’ most important buildings, your trained tour guide will lead you on a walk and discussion of a variety of architectural icons, including the Adolphus Hotel, the Magnolia Building, the Statler Hilton, and the Wilson Building. Along [...]
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When Paramount was gearing up to release “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” a film that would go on to usher in an entirely new and more authentic depiction of women on screen (even if it had still had a long way to go), they had to be careful. Audrey Hepburn nearly turned down the role of the [...]
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Presenting the second coming of Terilli’s, the much-loved Italian kitchen and jazz lounge on Greenville Avenue, taking reservations Thursday for this weekend’s opening. As you probably know, this place was taken down in the Greenville fire. As you probably don’t know, they were able to salvage a few things: the 1931 facade, the glass front [...]
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Charms are the ideal gift for any age. They mark important events and remind us of our accomplishments, favorite places and childhood memories. If you are looking for a unique gift or fund-raiser, consider AK Charms. Charms are versatile…they can be attached to a bracelet or worn as a pendant. They design earrings, tie tacks, [...]
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Lakewood Summer Arts Fair (LSAF) was formed as a mission of Lakewood United Methodist Church in 2004. Every year LSAF brings together leading local artists and the East Dallas community in a family-friendly environment where patrons can view, enjoy and purchase fine art, fine jewelry and fine crafts. Each of the last seven years we [...]
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