Dallas Weekly and Blacks At Microsoft (BAM) hosted the first Black Tech Month event DATE. The two groups collaborated with the goal of creating a space for Black tech enthusiasts, […]
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Faulkner Design Group Celebrates 30 years at Fair Park
Last week, Adrienne Faulkner of Faulkner Design Group, one of the most prominent design & architectural firms in the nation, celebrated 30 years of service at the newly renovated Fair […]
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Dallas Entrepreneur Brews Success Family and Community Provide Inspiration for Ezra Coffee Company
Leaping beyond its beginnings as a small, online retailer, Dallas-Based Ezra Coffee has signed two major distribution deals set to put its products in the hands of thousands of new […]
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THE FIRST ARTEXPO DALLAS
Local, national, and international exhibitors, collectors and avid art enthusiasts converge at the Dallas Market Hall for three days of world class art and design. During the month of September, […]
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More Than The Music: Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s Young Strings Program Provides Lifelong Skills
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s Young Strings program is celebrating 30 years of empowering local students through musical education and increasing diversity in American orchestras. The program began 30 years ago […]
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Forest Theatre Muralist Armando Aguirre
Artist Bio Armando’s art career was inspired by a cousin in Mexico that made skulls and clay sculpture. Family members encouraged him to become a tattoo artist, but his parents […]
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Prism Health celebrates Texas Trans Pride with Keri Colby
by Jess Washington Prism Health North Texas has partnered with Arttitude and Transgender Pride of Dallas to host the first inaugural TX Trans Pride event on September 30th at Station […]
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Robert Cray Discusses His Musical Journey, Touring & the Music Industry
A conversation with decorated and seasoned Blues performer Robert Cray of the Robert Cray Band discussing touring, the music industry, and how he started on his own musical journey.
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“My Girl” Traci Elaine Lee talks acting at age 9 and touring in her hometown for the first time
Broadway Dallas welcomes home Dallas native Traci Elaine Lee in the smash hit musical, Ain’t Too Proud – The Life and Times of The Temptations. By LaToya Henry From community […]
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Talking Painting & Perseverance with Desmond Blair
By Ray Johnson/DW Photojournalist “God does not make mistakes, He puts people here for a reason and He will make a way for them,” World renowned painter Desmond Blair recalls […]
