“The Trade: A Tragedy in Four Quarters” premieres this month at Theatre Three.

Sesame Street is taking a road trip across America and will be at the State Fair of Texas for a week! If you're at the State Fair on Friday (Oct. 3), catch them AND the KERA Kids education team together from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.! #StateFairofTexas #PBSkids

Petrit Halilaj, whose art contrasts the innocence of childhood against the sober realities of war, is the youngest recipient of the prize.

Submissions are open until the deadline of Nov. 7.

Shadow group Los Bastardos to perform alongside cult film at the Majestic.

We discovered there’s a lot more to the ancient sport.

Test your skills, strategy and luck while learning how to play Mahjong at these eight places around Dallas-Fort Worth.

Half a century after its premiere, ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ still has fans yelling, dancing and throwing toast in theaters across Dallas-Fort Worth this fall.

Cousins Fekerete Gebremdhin and Kiddy Kebede enjoy drinking coffee made the traditional way with a handmade jebena instead of a machine.

The Woofus is a curious little statue that's easy to miss because he’s tucked away between the Swine Barn and the petting zoo. He’s worth seeking out, not only because of his quirky appearance, but also because of his colorful backstory.

Bad Bunny will headline the Super Bowl LX halftime show in 2026. Here are five things to know about the record-breaking Puerto Rican superstar.

Low was commissioned for dozens of high-profile sculptures, including the metal work of Fort Worth’s longhorn mascot “Molly” that hung above the council chambers at old City Hall.

Leon Bridges is returning home to raise money with Auberge Resorts Collection in Fort Worth for his nonprofit, The Big Good, to support local organizations addressing critical unmet needs.

The internet did its thing, and after first trying to deny its popularity on social media — the monster was formally introduced as Onion.

Spirited production marred by actor who can’t remember her lines. kerane.ws/4mELATt

The 2025 State Fair of Texas will run from Sept. 26 through Oct. 19.

On Sept. 29, the academy will relocate to the formerly vacant Women’s Museum in Fair Park.

As she reflects on her career in a second memoir, Sally Mann warns of a "new era of culture wars" after police pulled several photographs she took of her children decades ago off the walls of a museum.

Chris J. Norwood zeroes in on the funky side of Austin’s Spoon.

The Texas painter’s “Catalyst” show blends atmospheric color with organic suggestion.

As she reflects on her career in a second memoir, Sally Mann warns of a "new era of culture wars" after police pulled several photographs she took of her children decades ago off the walls of a museum.

The experience at the Joule Hotel is a welcome respite from everyday stressors.

Nearly four months after his win, the golden pianist returns for a two-night engagement at Kimbell Art Museum Renzo Piano Pavilion on Oct. 1 and 2.

A Dallas supper club is helping women develop friendships. Now its founder is launching an app to help women build deeper connections.

The annual comic convention spotlights work from independent comic creators and artists from the "Dentroplex" area.

Politically themed productions take on turbulent times amid discussion about ‘collectively dreaming’ a better future.

Wind phones began in Japan but have gained popularity in the U.S.

Since 2020, many new bookstores have opened across the state.

Joe “Zombie Joe” Chavez, president of Duke’s Car Club Fort Worth chapter, considers it a blessing anytime members of his organization are extended an invitation to showcase their lowrider cars for the public.

Check out our list of where to find the best pumpkin patches and fall fun in Dallas-Fort Worth.

This is the first year the Dallas publishing house has been considered for the English-language fiction and poetry categories.

Tubman Gallery's new exhibition “Two Tears in a Bucket” brings together artists from across the U.S. to explore Black survival and healing.

Check out our list of where to find the best pumpkin patches and fall fun in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Hip Pocket Theatre was planning to present an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein.”

Fort Worth’s free film program previously focused on diversity and inclusion may change its scope on the silver screen in the wake of the city eliminating DEI initiatives.

The Echo Theatre production manages to adapt the tragedy into an often uproarious comedy while staying mostly faithful to the original.

Omar Padilla is thrilled that his immigrant mother can follow the story in Shakespeare Dallas’ new play.

The Garden undergoes a cultural and seasonal transformation this fall with a festival that features 110,000 gourds, contemporary Mexican artists, and heritage programming.

Shawna Lemley, Arlington’s emergency management coordinator, attributes her start in the field of weather preparedness to the 1996 film, “Twister.”

Soma Massage Therapy, which has been operating in Denton for about 15 years, is now expanding by offering franchise opportunities.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre executive director Zenetta Drew will be retiring after nearly four decades. Her departure comes as the company adopts new reforms following labor disputes and community criticism.

From Carrollton to Dallas, here’s where you can go to watch a play that won’t break the bank

The “Myth and Marble” exhibition at Kimbell Art Museum spotlights 58 artworks unseen for generations. Here’s what guests can expect to see.

The show emphasizes divisions in the country with the story of a Southern family. kerane.ws/4gu2rH6

Waters will accept a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Unleashed LGBTQ+ Festival on Sept. 19.

D Magazine’s dining critic finds a Texas twist on this Vietnamese sandwich

In Pleasant Grove, Mi Barrio 214 and Gallery 86 are more than art galleries. They help local arts and residents thrive together.

‘This Is Not a Drill’ follows reactions during and after the 2018 false alarm of a nuclear attack.

Each time Fort Worth musician Brandi Waller-Pace steps onto a local stage to perform, she strives to spotlight how Black artists shaped Americana music.