A new Dallas music symposium honors the godmother of rock ‘n’ roll while spotlighting the overlooked contributions of Black women in blues, gospel and American music.

When a lead singer called in sick before showtime, the race began to replace him.

For the first time in over 40 years, the Cinco de Mayo parade on Jefferson Boulevard in Oak Cliff was cancelled due to a shortage of funding. Instead, organizers will host a community festival.

The Oscar-winning documentary includes the preserved bedroom of Uvalde victim Jackie Cazares.

In Texas, a long-forgotten series of prison albums offers a rare way to hear what incarceration sounded like decades ago. Maurice Chammah, a staff writer at The Marshall Project is rescuing and reporting on the music recorded behind the walls.

In 2025, several states passed laws limiting speech at colleges and universities. Texas is one of them.

Omnium Circus features performers with and without disabilities and includes accessibility features like American Sign Language, captions and audio descriptions.

Liz Mikel, who has credits on Broadway, film and TV, takes the reins in the one-woman show "Where We Stand," a co-production of The Dallas Theater Center and Stage West.

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Messages show university leaders feared political repercussions over the Dallas-raised artist’s show.

The organization, which has been rebounding from recent labor troubles and a subsequent dip in funding, was awarded grants by the Communities Foundation of Texas and Texas Instruments.

Misty Copeland, the first Black woman promoted to principle dancer at American Ballet Theatre, headlined the 26th annual Destiny Award Luncheon at the Omni Dallas Hotel, benefiting St. Philip’s School & Community Center. Copeland encouraged young artists to seek mentorship and build community as they pursue creative careers.