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Dallas Black Dance, Dallas Summer Musicals Offer Streaming Performances to DISD
Two Dallas performance groups are working to counter the isolating effects of COVID on DISD students. Dallas Black Dance Theatre and Dallas Summer
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Four Dallas arts groups receive $450K in NEA rescue grants
Four Dallas performing arts groups have received a total of $450,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts. Nationwide (including Puerto Rico and
Four Dallas arts groups receive $450K in NEA rescue grants
Four Dallas performing arts groups have received a total of $450,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts. Nationwide (including Puerto Rico and
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In Dallas, a vibrant tribute to lowrider culture transports you to the streets of L.A.
Vibrant streaks of orange, pink and yellow coat the long hallway on the first floor of the Dallas Museum of Art. A disco ball glitters from atop, and
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Juneteenth activist Opal Lee is profiled in a new children’s book.
Last year, Opal Lee wrote her own children’s book about Juneteenth. The Fort Worth activist is known as the “grandmother of Juneteenth” because
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Fort Worth’s old Klan hall will not become a typical arts center. It’ll be a farmers’ market, a place for healing.
The recently announced plan to re-purpose the old Ku Klux Klan hall on Fort Worth’s Northside has been budgeted at $40 million. The aim is to turn
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Fort Worth’s old Klan hall will not become a typical arts center. It’ll be a farmers’ market, a place for healing.
The recently announced plan to re-purpose the old Ku Klux Klan hall on Fort Worth’s Northside has been budgeted at $40 million. The aim is to turn
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‘Zorro’ can never die! Now he returns – in an English and Spanish opera
Can a 100-year-old caped crusader – like a rebooted hero out of the Marvel Comics Universe – bring new audiences to opera? Fort Worth Opera is
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Acclaimed Mexican filmmaker takes North Texas audiences on a harrowing trip through the desert
Many Americans have seen the images of exhausted migrants trekking across the rugged Sonoran desert or wading through the Rio Grande River, all of
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Meat Loaf, Grammy-winning singer famous for ‘I’d Do Anything For Love,’ dies at 74
Singer Meat Loaf performs in support of Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney at the football stadium at
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Artist Milton Avery created many amazing works before his death in 1965
Editor’s note: NPR special correspondent Susan Stamberg checked in on the Milton Avery exhibition, currently at the Modern Art Museum of Fort
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Indigenous photography; Chicanx printmaking are among 2022 highlights at Fort Worth’s Amon Carter Museum
The Amon Carter Museum of American Art will host the first exhibition to focus on printmaking and social activism by Chicanx artists. ¡Printing the
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Indigenous photography, Chicanx printmaking are among 2022 highlights at Fort Worth’s Amon Carter Museum
The Amon Carter Museum of American Art will host the first exhibition to focus on printmaking and social activism by Chicanx artists. ¡Printing the
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Neither stings nor summer heat can stop this Texas beekeeper from saving wild bees in his new reality show
Ashley Scott Davison is no stranger to dangerous encounters with wildlife. “I got chased by an elephant in Zambia. I got chased by a giraffe in
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Fort Worth’s man about town Tony Green brings good times everywhere he goes
If you need a lively, crowd-pleasing host for your event, you go to Tony Green. But, the Fort Worth native is more than just the life of the party.