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Yoga N Da Hood Aims to Bridge a Cultural Gap in Healing Practices
by Chloe Bennett | Jun 12, 2017
Oak Cliff native Ebony Smith is helping bring yoga and instruction on maintaining a healthy mindset to underserved communities of Dallas.
by Mallory Houser |
Jun 8, 2017
The Fort Worth art museum is hosting the U.S. debut of "The Polaroid Project: At the Intersection of Art and Technology," showcasing photographers that embraced one of the first instant imaging technologies.
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by Amy Wolff Sorter |
Jun 7, 2017
The four-day festival features independents films, parties, and other events in the historic Dallas neighborhood.
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by Chloe Bennett |
Jun 6, 2017
During Saturday’s MediaGala, The MAC’s outdoor green space will be filled with work by student filmmakers from Booker T. Washington High School.
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Dallas Innovates First Look:
TreeHouse Unveils Dallas Store
by Nicholas Sakelaris | Jun 2, 2017
PHOTO GALLERY | The sustainable home improvement store opened Friday at 8021 Walnut Hill Lane in Dallas as the world’s first energy-positive retail store.
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by Mallory Houser |
Jun 2, 2017
The Dallas-based company launched the new photography fundraiser, "Through the Lens: Dallas Arts District," Thursday in an effort to ensure funding for growth of the city's creative arts hub.
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by Chloe Bennett |
Jun 1, 2017
The gallery is a stone showroom designed with a museum layout that sells slabs of stone that are displayed on the gallery walls, much like art pieces
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by Lance Murray |
Jun 1, 2017
Ethnic cuisine is one of the reasons for rapid growth in the food truck industry as entrepreneurs put their culture on wheels.
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![Arlington, Texas beat out Vail, Seattle, and Milwaukee for the expansion of the renowned international folk art festival, according to a release. [Photo: arak7 via istockphoto]](https://s24806.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/iStock-458095087-940x436.jpg)
Arlington beat out Vail, Seattle, and Milwaukee for the expansion of the renowned folk art festival, according to a release. [Photo: arak7 via istockphoto]
International Art Market Picks
Arlington For First Expansion
by Amy Wolff Sorter | May 30, 2017
At the June 16-17 market, visitors will find one-of-a kind, handmade clothing, accessories, shoes, and art made by artisan entrepreneurs from around the world.
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by Lance Murray |
May 26, 2017
Collagen has been widely used as a cosmetics supplement, but now is making inroads as a consumable supplement.
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by Mallory Houser |
May 26, 2017
From solar panels that generate electricity for the entire house to minimal wood that requires painting, The New Modern Home wants to take upkeep worries out of home buying.
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by Lance Murray |
May 25, 2017
UT Southwestern medical students are challenged in the course to think about each patient the way artists pay attention to their sculptures or paintings.
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Deadline Nears for WeWork Creator Awards
by Heather Noel | May 24, 2017
There’s $1.5 million set aside for groups and individuals in the southern U.S. alone.
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by Lance Murray |
May 23, 2017
The awards are the highest recognition the organization gives for excellence in unbuilt projects by Dallas architects.
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by Heather Noel |
May 23, 2017
Aerospace industry veteran William Ledbetter bested five competitors to take home the science fiction literature prize in the "Best Novelette" category.
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by Lance Murray |
May 22, 2017
CitySquare said it will become part of a larger community center for surrounding neighborhoods off Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
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