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Category: Culture
5 Surprising Films to See at Oak Cliff Film Festival 2015 | D FrontRow
This year’s Oak Cliff Film Festival describes its theme as deriving from No Wave, the hardscrabble, DIY, punk-infused spirit of
Summer Fun – Make a Night of It | Modern Luxury Dallas
The city’s most sizzling cultural events present plenty of reasons to stick around town this summer. From an off-Broadway hit
At Black Academy of Arts and Letters camp, talk turns to race | Dallas Morning News
Teenage girls chatter in a dressing room about the new musical coming to the Black Academy of Arts and Letters
Olivia Davidson Washington, quiet co-founder of Tuskegee | African American Registry
This date in 1854 marks the birth of Olivia Davidson Washington. She was a Black educator and administrator, and a
‘CultureMap Social: The Music Edition’ at The Bomb Factory Dallas, June 17th
With summer right around the corner, we’ve got fun, sun, and, of course, music on the mind. So get ready
Adventure Time at the Dallas Arboretum, Saturday, June 13th | WFAA
Family First Day at Dallas Arboretum, Saturday, June 13th – Special $8 admission all day from 9AM-5PM! At the children’s
2015 DFS Summer Film Camp | Dallas Film SocietyDallas Film Society
This Summer, the Dallas Film Society is excited to offer two three-day film workshops for students ages 14-18. Professors from
Dallas Opera Presents Soprano Michelle Bradley Sun May 17 | Dallas Morning News
Few singers have so consistently electrified their performances as Marilyn Horne. There was that incredible voice, with brass and brawn
Neil deGrasse Tyson on stage in Dallas | North Dallas Gazette
The nonprofit AT&T Performing Arts Center, in association with KERA, announced recently that single tickets for Neil deGrasse Tyson –
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 