Be our guest and experience a ‘love-ly’ high-tea tradition with a romance theme and inspired menu. Set in the Great Hall at Hotel Crescent Court, the afternoon tea experience will […]
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Dallas R&B Songstress Delishia J “Monday Morning” EP Release Show at Off The Record
Bubbling Dallas-based R&B artist Delishia J is excited to release her long-awaited “Monday Morning” EP on February 17th. The lead single “Put You On” garnered praise from HotNewHipHop, Afropunk, and […]
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center to host Business Opportunities Forum
Dallas – The City of Dallas Convention and Event Services Department, in collaboration with the Office of Procurement Services and Small Business Center, will host several outreach sessions this Friday, […]
Plano Symphony Orchestra Announces 41st Season – Out of This World!
The Plano Symphony Orchestra (PSO) is pleased to announce the concerts in its 41st season, Out of This World. Season highlights include the ¡VIVA MEXICO! concert celebrating Mexican music and dance on Mexican Independence Day, a nostalgic […]
Join NNPA’s LIVE SPECIAL REPORT
Please join the NNPA’s Let it Be Known at 3:00 pm Eastern Time today for a special interview with Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson concerning the newly proposed Jim Crow law […]
TV Personality Bevy Smith Heads to Dallas for Big Thought’s BIG NIGHT
DALLAS, TX – February 14, 2023 — Big Thought, an impact education nonprofit, proudly announces that multi award-winning media personality, author and actor Bevy Smith will be the esteemed host for its BIG NIGHT fundraising event, […]
DeSoto High School educator reacts after Grammy win
By Raven Jordan Pamela Dawson [who has taught for 16 years and is the choir director at DeSoto High School] won the 2023 Grammy Music Educator Award. This was the […]
She Reps: Theeany Shannon is Helping Dallasites Date The Right Way With Social Media Series
By Catrina Satterwhite For some Dallas natives or implants, when you mention the topic of dating in Dallas you may hear responses like “it’s trash”, “challenging”, “not worth it”, etc. […]
Black Students Deserve Equitable Access to Arts Education
By Maya Pottiger Originally appeared in Word in Black Declines in arts education disproportionately impact Black and Brown students, who have seen 49% and 40% reductions, respectively, since the 80s, […]
From Sorrow to Solutions
Join the first virtual convening of Sorrow to Solutions, broadcasted from the Clinton Foundation, focused on examining the crisis on gun violence in Black and Brown communities. To learn more, […]
