“Survey: Antony Gormley,” showcases the artists work inside the museum and its gardens, as well as nearby rooftops.

Composed by an Austin duo, the musical about rival gangs in 1965 Tulsa is based on the S.E. Hinton novel and Francis Ford Coppola film.

This Christmas season in North Texas will be filled with classic and favorite holiday plays, musicals, ballets and other festive performances fit for the whole family.

Dallas Mavericks announcer Jeff “Skin” Wade co-produced the new album.

At a meeting to gather community input speakers unanimously supported preserving the building.

Freeman was promoted from serving as an interim leader in the role to be DBDT’s official artistic director.

The Dallas show features contemporary artists from Zimbabwe and South Africa exploring identity and cultural connections.

The new hospitality and nightlife task force will propose a framework for restaurants and bars to charge live music fees and re-evaluate the city’s noise ordinance, according to a memo from council man Chad West.

Union workers with the immersive arts and entertainment company Meow Wolf walked off site at the Grapevine Mills mall Friday at 5 p.m., kicking off a planned three-day strike over Halloween weekend.

Lily Cabatu Weiss will retire on Jan. 30, 2026.

No money was spent on the film’s production other than for the music at the end — where a gag is tucked into the end credits. Price and his small production crew borrowed camera equipment and shot the film in a kitchen for about six hours.

Get to know the new leaders at The Nasher, Modern, DMA and African American Museum of Dallas