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You don’t want to miss this year’s Fall-O-Ween Foodie Fest at the opulent Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas. Come as you are or celebrate the fall holiday by donning your favorite costume and enjoy a fang-tastic evening of all-inclusive food and beverages, live entertainment, a silent auction with charity partner North Texas Food Bank and more!

For the 35th year, half-a-million lights and more than 100 illuminated floats will cover the 1.59-mile parade route and draw tens of thousands of people to Downtown Fort Worth for the XTO Energy Parade of Lights.

Andy Smith and Paul von Wupperfeld, Dallas Summer Musicals, Inc. (DSM) 2017 Gala chairs, recently announced two-time Tony Award®-winner and Theater Hall of Fame member, Brian Stokes Mitchell as the new featured entertainment for the spectacular black-tie optional evening at the Music Hall at Fair Park on Saturday, November 4, 2017. A surprise Broadway guest, later to be announced, will join Brian Stokes Mitchell for a spectacular evening!

Since our initial announcement of the upcoming annual Digital Summit Dallas event, we thought you might like to know that of the 45 featured speakers at Digital Summit Dallas, three are Dallas-based. So if you weren’t already interested in attending before, this local look at the conference should give you some much needed inspiration.

If you love Sushi and Sake and always wanted to learn how to “roll your own” sushi, this is the class you don’t want to miss. Get the inside dish on what your favorite rolls are all about at this event, led by the expert purveyors of sushi and Japanese cuisine, GENJI, at the brand-new Whole Foods Market in Las Colinas.

Joan Baez, Brandi Carlile, Lila Downs, Steve Earle, Patty Griffin, Emmylou Harris, Dave Matthews, James McMurtry, Buddy Miller, Alynda Segarra, The Mastersons, Lucinda Williams – all Grammy winners and Grammy nominated artists – are donating their talent this month in eight cities for Lampedusa: Concerts for Refugees including Dallas this weekend.

Jen Kirkman is back on tour this year – with all new material. Stories and jokes that you haven’t seen on her Netflix specials. Don’t worry. She covers the bottomless pit of comedy that is Drumpf and also talks about her year of seeing fraudulent spiritual healers, holidays without family, being accused of not being “woke” by young people, and tales of when she was a young obnoxious third party voter, and pretentious hater of pop culture.

Klyde Warren Park will host its annual fundraiser Park & Palate, one of the hottest culinary events in Dallas this weekend. A celebration of Texas’s culinary scene, Park & Palate will showcase the region’s most popular chefs as well as wineries, breweries and spirits from around the world, all against the backdrop of the distinctive Dallas skyline. Featuring a Grand Taste, evening concert and tasting event, and exclusive VIP area, Park & Palate will highlight the cutting-edge Dallas restaurant scene along with tastemakers throughout the region.

Flicks by Chicks Film Fest is an arm of Women in Film Dallas whose mission is to empower, promote and mentor women in film. The festival, taking place Saturday, October 21st, is a competitive, juried film festival that showcases short films from the finest female talent in Texas and from around the globe.

The Lone Star Film Festival schedule is here! Check out the 60+ blocks of screenings scheduled to take place in four movie auditoriums housed between Four Day Weekend and the AMC Palace 9.