Can love survive across lifetimes? Playwright Erin Malone Turner’s *for the rest of our lives* brings a captivating, reincarnation-inspired romance to Dallas’ Undermain Theatre, featuring an all-Black cast and direction by vickie washington.
Category: Culture
Posted inMusic
From Oak Cliff to Spotify X Live R&B Stage: rjtheweirdo Is Giving Dallas Something Real to Feel
Rising R&B artist rjtheweirdo performed at Spotify’s inaugural RNB X Live festival in Irving, Texas, showcasing the depth of Dallas’ musical talent alongside established icons like Erykah Badu.
Posted inCulture
Culturalyst Dallas Wants to Make the City’s Creative Talent Easier to Find
The Arts Community Alliance and the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture launched Culturalyst Dallas, a free digital platform designed to connect local artists, organizations, and audiences through a centralized hub for events and professional opportunities.
Posted inWho Owns South Dallas?
Forest Theater Returns to Life After Five Decades of Darkness
The historic reopening of the Forest Theater in South Dallas on November 1 served as a momentous celebration of community resilience, cultural preservation, and generational connection.
Posted inSports
Irving and Flagg Lead Mavericks’ Winning Surge, Hand Thunder and Rockets Their First Losses of the SeasonÂ
The Dallas Mavericks secured back-to-back victories over the undefeated Oklahoma City Thunder and Houston Rockets to reach a 4-2 record under new head coach Dusty May.
Posted inThe Neighborhood Ledger
South Dallas, After the Fair
The chairperson of the proposed Sunny South Dallas Public Improvement District is advocating for a new district to foster long-term economic growth and neighborhood revitalization in South Dallas following the State Fair.
Posted inEntertainment
Raising Cane’s Takes Halloween Tradition to Record-Breaking Heights in Salem
Raising Cane’s founder Todd Graves achieved a Guinness World Record for the world’s heaviest jack-o’-lantern in Salem, Massachusetts, using a 3,156-pound pumpkin grown by Ron Wallace.
Posted inSports
Mavericks Show Promise, Growing Pains in First Three Games Under Dusty May
The Dallas Mavericks finished their opening three-game stretch with a 1-2 record, highlighted by Kyrie Irving’s return and Sergio de Larrea’s emerging leadership despite facing injury setbacks.
Posted inEvents
Brass & Jazz in the Park Brings New Orleans Traditions, Dallas Legacy to West Dallas
The AT&T Performing Arts Center is scheduled to host its sixth annual Brass & Jazz in the Park on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Mattie Nash-Myrtle Davis Park to celebrate Black culture and honor the legacies of Roy Hargrove and Jerome Big Duck Smith.
Posted inCommunity
Dallas Mavericks Unite Players, Legends and the Oak Cliff Community at 2026 Community Tip-Off
The Dallas Mavericks celebrated the start of the 2026-27 NBA season by hosting their Community Tip-Off at Halperin Park in Oak Cliff, featuring legendary player Dirk Nowitzki and presenting a $50,000 grant to the newly opened facility.
