Dallas artist Ryan Vojir recently completed “Twenty Seven Cranes,” a 4×8 foot oil painting featuring the reconstruction of the World Trade Center. He spent over 300 hours working on the project.

On Sept. 8, galleries around Dallas will be debuting the latest works from well-established artists, as well as introducing new artists to the scene. Learn about 20+ exhibits you can see in Dallas in September.

After being in the dark for almost a year, the Dallas-born Spark Club group, is making a comeback. The voluntary network of thinkers, leaders and doers are hosting an event to join different communities of people interested in social change together into one central location. The idea before going into the event is to think that, collectively, […]

This is our fourth episode of I Live In Dallas Radio. This I Live In Dallas Radio show, co-hosted by myself and Jason Channell, was recorded at Amsterdam Bar in Exposition Park. In this radio show we chat with Deep Ellum resident, area ambassador, and day-time marketer Paula Ramirez about the Deep Ellum Urban Gardens and other Deep Ellum topics.

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Dallas’ own Midnight Empire has been selected to open for legendary guitarist Slash on his tour stop at the House of Blues in Dallas, TX on Saturday, September 8, 2012.

The Dallas Handmade Arts Market Grand Opening will be Labor Day weekend, Sept. 1st and 2nd, in the Dallas Design District with over 50 vendors.

Take the Margaret Hunt Hill West to the Untapped Festival, which will inhabit Trinity Groves from 1 to 11 p.m. (even earlier if you’re a VIP) on September 8. There will be plenty of beer to try and bands to listen to, but here are two of the day’s selections you won’t want to miss.

Come celebrate the Grand Opening of RCJ Machado Jiu Jitsu’s newest academy in Lake Highlands on Saturday, August 25, 2012, from 1 to 5 p.m.

The Texas Youth Scholarship Organization is back to deliver another radical party to you havers of fun. This year’s theme is Back to Bayside, so come dressed in your neatest 90’s gear and be ready to party like it’s 1996!

Tulisoma, Swahili for “we read,” is a community-based literary festival promoting literacy and the arts in the South Dallas/Fair Park area that will take place August 24-26, 2012.