Arts & Entertainment
Revel in the nostalgia of classic film stars and join mature art workshops. From cultural festivals to vintage music, immerse yourself in diverse artistic experiences.
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A Journey to Remember
By the time the submersible settled onto the ocean floor, it was pitch black outside. At a depth of 12,500…
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Every Brushstroke Tells a Story
Check out the final week of the first-ever Autism Awareness Art Auction! Experience the world through the eyes of the students at Waterfall…
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John Denver’s ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads’ Hits 55 This Year
Fifty-five years ago this year, John Denver performed “Take Me Home, Country Roads” for the first time in public at…
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7th Annual Texas Pie Fest
Calling all pie lovers! The Texas Pie Fest is back at Tate Farms, one of Rockwall’s last working farms. Founded by Melissa…
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The Perot Museum of Nature and Science
When you think of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For…
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“Camp Magic” Solo Exhibition: Melanie Brannan
“I had a fishing project with my best friends Dustin and Cooper, and getting to spend time with them while…
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Clever, clever (and dare I say it a third time?), very clever! Movie sequels are a dime a dozen, and…
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David Selby’s Mom was a Big Fan
Born and raised in West Virginia, David Selby’s extensive film, television, and stage career included prominent roles in two very…
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Classic Television and Movie Moms Voice Support for the Homeless
Mother’s Day may have passed, but moms continue to inspire and encourage— even fictitious ones. Some of America’s favorite classic…
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Film Review: Thelma
Film Review by Susan Kandell Wilkofsky. Move over Tom Cruise ~ There’s a new action hero in town, and for…
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MILA SAYS: Miss Nelson is Missing
When Mila, our nine-year-old theater critic, learned CenterStage Theatre Works at the Frisco Discovery Center in Frisco was producing Miss…
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Tom Hoitsma
The 2019 North Dallas tornado made artist Tom Hoitsma think about the courage, strength, and tenacity it takes to be…
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Dallas Art Therapy
Art has an extraordinary ability to convey emotions, tell stories, and serve as a catalyst for healing. Andrea Davis, founder…
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Embracing Edward R. Murrow’s Legacy
Bren Rapp, a North Texas producer, hopes a voice from the past can bring unity during the most divisive presidential…
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Creative Journey
The creative process fascinates me, which explains why I was mesmerized by the 2021 Peter Jackson documentary about the Beatles…
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Barbara Feldon Today
You probably remember Barbara Feldon as Agent 99, the competent, lovable sidekick to Don Adams’ bumbling Maxwell Smart on the…
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