Beyond the state fair, autumn in North Texas means festivals, pumpkin patches, music and more.
The long-forgotten Dallas Branch crossed through the city before it was put underground in the early 1900s. At the Nasher, Mary Miss traces its path.
The artist creates vivid drawings of dinosaurs, sea creatures and more for clients including the Smithsonian, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Audubon Society.
The repair work has started and the Pegasus should be fully restored by August.
The newfound focus on Carrie Marcus Neiman stems from a book about her published late last year by her great niece, Jerrie Marcus Smith of Dallas.
Mayor Eric Johnson called the boy’s 1973 murder a “disgrace” and an “unimaginable trauma” during a ceremony Saturday.
‘When I see the picture of young Santos, I see myself,’ said city council member of murder by a city police officer.
Adapted stage performances of the holiday film classic about a boy’s yuletide reckonings can be seen at the Mesquite Arts Center through Dec. 19.
‘Street art is an equalizer,’ says mural fest organizer.
