Culture

Daylight Savings Time Arrives This Weekend in Dallas

Here's what to expect as clocks spring forward on March 8, 2026

20-Year Effort Transforms Skillman Street and I-635 Intersection in Dallas

Retired business executive Susan Morgan led a community-driven campaign to reconstruct the notorious "Bermuda Triangle" intersection.

Dallas City Council Approves Fair Park 'Community Park' Project

The $40 million project will transform a parking lot into green space and community amenities.

Dallas Hair-Braiding Pioneer Reflects on Arrest, Victory, and Legacy

Isis Brantley, once arrested for braiding without a license, now teaches natural hair traditions nationwide and prepares for the 11th annual Braid Freedom Crown Fair Festival.

South Dallas Nonprofit Continues Pearl C. Anderson's Legacy of Giving

A converted liquor store turned food pantry and training hub keeps a 70-year tradition alive.

Frontiers of Flight Museum Celebrates Bessie Coleman's Legacy

New exhibit honors pioneering African American aviator

Dallas Buzzing With New Openings, Exhibitions, and Fitness Studios

From a new hi-fi bar to a surrealist art show and heated fitness studio, there's plenty to experience in the city this March.

Dallas Pubs Benefit from Surge in Irish Cultural Popularity

Irish music, film, and beer drive increased business at local Irish pubs

Texas Romance and Fantasy Book Festival Abruptly Canceled

Dreamers & Readers Festival organizers cite failure to meet venue's hotel booking requirements

Oak Cliff Cinco de Mayo Parade Canceled Due to Rising Costs

Organizers cite lost city support and financial challenges in calling off the 40-year tradition.

Coach and Penguin Random House Collaboration Seeks Latino Authors

The fashion brand's book-focused partnership aims to amplify diverse voices in publishing.

UNT Cancels Dallas Artist's Exhibit Without Explanation

Backlash erupts on campus after university removes Marka27's show exploring dual identity