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The social media accounts linked to from Arts! are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube Besides social media accounts, artandseektx has populated their site with: • Public media & federal funding: How you can make a difference → • View ALL arts & culture coverage here • SIGN UP 📧 Recovering the Stories: Email Series • Fort Worth police confirm seizure of Sally Mann photos from museum, a move rarely seen nationally • Willie Nelson's 'Red Headed Stranger' 50th anniversary events May 16-17 in Garland • Black on the Block turns Arlington into a Black-owned bazaar • No charges against Fort Worth museum after allegations that exhibit included child porn • Conversation with author John Green about his book "Everything is Tuberculosis" at Barnes & Noble Frisco • Yella Beezy arrested in slaying of MO3: Here’s what to know • Evita Tezeno's quilted paper artwork honors her East Texas roots • The Artful Bachelorette brings Dallas women nude-form drawing from Down Under • This Dallas film festival wants to shatter stereotypes about Latin American cinema • 'They transport you': Why Irish bagpipes aren't like any other instrument • ‘Backbone of the American Dream’: How Rosenwald Schools shaped the civil rights movement • SXSW gives North Texas DJs, singers, musicians, rappers a spotlight beyond 'bougie' Dallas • What music lovers can expect at SXSW 2025 • 5 years after COVID closed theaters, movies are still struggling to climb back • Lawmakers demand UNT remove student art exhibit on Palestinian conflict, claiming antisemitism • ‘Bring the life of it back’: Artful Narcan vending machines aim to fight overdoses in North Texas • Abraham Alexander & Adrian Quesada perform "Like a Bird" • Kick up your heels at the North Texas Irish Festival • Art from a vending machine: GDAC wants to bring custom Art-o-mat to Denton • ‘A profound loss’: Students, parents decry phasing out of Frisco ISD harp program • Show at Tubman Gallery in East Fort Worth imagines a Black future • ‘Never Have I Ever’ choreographer brings dances to North Texas • Dallas’ Musume restaurant partners with Booker T. Washington students for omakase dinner • Texas Ballet Theater debuts first commission of women choreographers in 20 years • North Texas arts groups respond to federal agency’s cuts to DEI programs • Paquita la del Barrio, a giant voice of Mexican heartbreak and rage, dies at 77 • Texas is poised to become a film haven — but not without a fight • Fort Worth confirms plan to lease city property, contribute $15M for Juneteenth museum • Cara Mia in Dallas revives Tina’s Journey, a play on immigration through a child’s eyes • ‘It feels surreal’: Dallas Asian American Historical Society finds a home in the Cedars • What is ‘mature content’ at Carter museum’s ‘Cowboy’ exhibit? Artists want to know • Fort Worth singer Abraham Alexander to make late-night TV debut on ‘Jimmy Kimmel’ • Soul Rep producing play about shutdown of first Black theater troupe in the U.S. • Best in class: Dallas Contemporary exhibit aims to boost graduate students’ careers • Barkless dogs and racing pigeons: our look at the Fort Worth Stock Show • ‘It sticks with people’: North Texas artists say stickers are the new business card • ‘I didn’t know why they wanted me dead’: Reflections from three Holocaust survivors in Texas • Fort Worth musician and director are 2025 Oscar nominees • This Oak Cliff artist wants to paint more about climate migration as Trump takes office • Here are the 8 North Texas semifinalists for the 2025 James Beard Awards • www.keranews.org • Catch the new Looney Tunes movie at USA Film Festival’s KidsFilm • Dallas Museum of Art to start repairs from flood damage after years-long wait • Social justice group Artstillery immerses audience in stories of war’s youngest victims • Photos removed from Fort Worth museum as police investigate child pornography allegations • How crowdfunding, pop-ups and a Grubhub grant launched this boba shop in Dallas • How to start a band in North Texas • Who says Christmas is just for kids? Check out these 6 holiday pop-up bars for adults • Add a spark to your holiday with these area light displays • Hanukkah events in D-FW to light up the night • Have a cool yule with a spin around these 8 North Texas ice skating rinks • Dallas-Fort Worth film critics pick the best films of 2024 • Resolve to have an exceptional New Year at one of these 7 North Texas celebrations • Happy New Year! 8 places kids can celebrate around North Texas • ‘A New Era to Emerge’: Former dancers of Dallas Black Dance Theatre unite for final show • Dallas Symphony’s Young Musicians program teaches music, life skills • Fair Park, the 'epicenter' of racial politics in Dallas • Dallas City Council cuts next year’s funding to Dallas Black Dance Theatre • Sarah Jaffe joins Julien Baker and Torres to perform on 'The Tonight Show' | KXT 91.7 • Theatre Three mounts local premiere of musical based on excerpt of ‘War and Peace’ • Dallas Black Dance Theatre to pay over $560,000 to dancers in settlement with NLRB • WRR101’s Caroling in the Arts District brings a free week of the holiday spirit in Dallas • The Mansfield Philharmonic prides itself on diversity, education in the community • Turkey trots are taking over North Texas this November • Our weekly North Texas holiday guide is here! This week: lights, a parade and The Grinch • 2024 Aurora Biennial lights up Downtown Dallas • Forest Theater redevelopment to bring back 'shining bright lights' in South Dallas • First Black-owned bookstore in Farmers Branch closes doors after months of harassment • 4 helpful tips from a North Texas chef for avoiding Thanksgiving cooking drama • Hit songs by Burt Bacharach inspire Mark Morris Dance Group’s ‘The Look of Love’ • KXT Public Music Meetings | KXT 91.7 • Monty Python and the Holy Grail - The Texas Theatre • NEW DATE: KERA Kids Fest, Sunday 11/17 • What is a poet laureate and why does it matter? • NLRB issues complaint against Dallas Black Dance Theatre, sets court date • Dallas Museum of Art director Agustín Arteaga to step down • Dallas Black Dance Theatre works to settle with NLRB, fired dancers could be reinstated • ‘Pachinko’ on Apple TV+ is more than a series to these North Texans • Opal Lee brings voting rights play to Fort Worth ahead of election • Dallas museum showcasing motorcycles shifts gears to bigger facility • A new music event called JAMBALOO will bring concerts, conversation about evolving North Texas scene in 2025 • Behind the scenes at ‘Cirque du Horror’: How NTX Creature Shop brings spooky monsters to life • City of Dallas pauses funding for Dallas Black Dance Theatre until further notice • 'Our show brings out the best in people': 'Austin City Limits' celebrates 50 years on the air • After misallocated funds report, Dallas' Fair Park First, management group open to new contract • Looking for tools to take your artistic practice to the next level? Attend Art Hack • UT Arlington Indigenous Peoples Day event honors strength, connects with community • Fired dancers, protesters picket Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s season opener • 15 ways to celebrate Día de los Muertos in North Texas • WRR101 Focus on the Arts: This Chickasaw classical composer is on a world premiere tour, with Fort Worth as his next stop | Classical 101.1 FM | WRR-FM • Dallas’ Merced Elizondo is a filmmaker on the rise • Custodian barred from worship in segregated Fort Worth church gets place of honor • Denton indie theater’s ‘Haunting of Hill House’ immerses the audience in horror • New plan cuts WaterTower Theatre’s budget but could mean new opportunities for art groups • Kris Kristofferson, musical rebel and movie star, has died at age 88 • Here's your guide to what to see, do and eat at the 2024 State Fair of Texas • Next steps: The Dallas Black Dance Theatre labor dispute's present and potential future • Cara Mia’s Latinidades Festival returns with 13 different shows, its biggest lineup yet • How Dallas Black Dance Theatre fired dancers in the clash of old and new school • Dust off your lederhosen and celebrate fall at these North Texas Oktoberfest events • Arlington Museum of Art to show shining, shimmering, splendid costumes from Disney Archives • 20 things to do this fall in North Texas • Joshua Ray Walker launches GoFundMe campaign as cancer battle intensifies | KXT 91.7 • Asian American musicians are more prominent now, but their identities are more than a trend • Four movies you have to see if you want to call yourself a Texan • Uwa-Ede-Osifo | The Dallas Morning News • 5 tips for recording music at home or studio from a North Texas producer • Fans of ambient music can see live shows every month. Here’s where to go in North Texas • 4 new attractions at the State Fair of Texas 2024 • Say so long to summer with these 11 North Texas Labor Day happenings • A tiny East Texas museum makes sure the history of the London School explosion is not forgotten • More North Texas musicians are trying to 'sculpt the shape of sound' with modular synthesizers • 10 North Texas arcades with retro games 👾 • New art exhibition is a love letter to the borderland • Fort Worth group behind transformation of former Ku Klux Klan hall seeks community input • Flower Mound canine enthusiasts find family through a special dog park • Fort Worth music takes center stage for third annual Amplify 817 Showcase | KXT 91.7 • Meet J/O/E, a pillar of Fort Worth’s hip-hop scene • ‘Funny Girl’s’ Izaiah Montaque Harris and Ayodele Casel talk Black history of tap dancing • Dallas Black Dance Theatre says dancers were fired over video not union efforts • Construction continues on historic Forest Theater in South Dallas • ‘Funny Girl's' Izaiah Montaque Harris and Ayodele Casel share the Black history of tap • 10 things to do in North Texas before summer is over • 4 tips on how North Texas musicians can thrive • From Mexico to Dallas: Frida Kahlo’s Legacy lives on through food, art and coffee • 9 summer pool parties for dogs in North Texas • A new concert series in North Texas aims to support live music and independent venues • Thrillers, docs and swashbuckling kabuki: What to see at this year’s Asian Film Festival of Dallas • Where are young, single North Texans? At the pickleball courts • ‘Witness what Bangladeshi theater can do’: Bengali group brings 'Shakuntala' to Texas stages • Chill out at one of these 8 North Texas lakes • ‘A more diverse arts community’: TACA announces second cohort of Arts Accelerator program • KERA-FM celebrates 50 years of serving North Texas listeners • Viva la France! 10 ways to celebrate Bastille Day in North Texas • ‘These people look like me’: D-FW hardcore music scene growing more diverse, inclusive • Secret fireworks watching spots and other offbeat ways to spend Fourth of July in North Texas • No set genres. No residencies. How a dance party in Denton focuses on music diversity. • Dallas Symphony Orchestra names new president and CEO • Find something fun to do! Browse the Go See DFW events calendar • Where to celebrate the Fourth of July in North Texas • READ THE STORY 🎭 Inside the secret world of auditions, where casting diversity begins • Juneteenth events this week across North Texas | Go See DFW events calendar • Ditch the tie. 13 Father's Day events around North Texas that Dad will love • More Latinos are playing goth music at venues across North Texas. Here’s why • First Black-owned local gallery to be invited by Dallas Art Fair explains why it matters • Tarrant County musicians can qualify for health care through Sound Care program • Dallas’ hottest dance party celebrates Afrobeats, Amapiano and African culture • A pink, sparkly Dallas Lowrider went viral on social media. Now, it’s in a Texas museum • Oak Cliff Film Festival announces lineup for its 13th edition • Art advocates celebrate as voters approve historic $75.2 million for cultural facilities • France to name Dallas publisher a Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters • Celebrate Juneteenth at these 15 North Texas events • How the new Dallas Music Office hopes to grow the local music industry, build community • Joshua Ray Walker, a Taylor Swift dance party: Here's the lineup for 2024 State Fair of Texas music • Looking for a place to cool off this summer? Try a North Texas movie theater • Welcome summer with these 8 perfect North Texas picnic spots • Here’s where you can celebrate Pride Month around Dallas-Fort Worth • Renowned puppeteer Basil Twist lands a flying saucer at Fort Worth's Hip Pocket Theatre • Rhiannon Giddens welcomes spotlight on Black country artists, her tune unchanged • 5 can’t-miss artists to catch at Fair Park's first TwoGether Land festival this weekend • 12 North Texas events to check out this Memorial Day weekend • 5 things to know before you head to Dallas's first AAPI Dragon Boat Festival at White Rock Lake • Amon Carter Museum exhibition explores Hollywood’s rise to cultural juggernaut • Arts Access - see coverage by the journalism partnership by KERA & Dallas Morning News • A closer look at the pink, sparkly 1984 Dallas lowrider La Mera Mera • How North Texas artists have partnered with brands like Samsung, Louis Vuitton and Pepsi • This weekend, a Dallas festival of Middle Eastern and South Asian comics, food and film • Beyond Brunch: 14 unique Mother's Day events around North Texas that mom will love • Tonight on PBS, Texas artists are spotlighted on 'The Express Way with Dulé Hill' • 13 ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo around North Texas • Old City Park's antiques go on sale starting today in Dallas • How Dallas Pioneer Plaza bronze sculpture showcases the city’s past, present and future • 7 movies you'll want to see at this year's Dallas International Film Festival • RSVP to the free Arts Access Funding Fair • Dallas playwright Jonathan Norton named interim artistic director of the Dallas Theater Center • KERA KidsFest 2024 | KERA • North Texas hip-hop artists are leaving Deep Ellum, creating their own inclusive events • Old City Park's 22,000 antiques go on sale to the public this month in Dallas • 8 of the best places to catch the solar eclipse in North Texas • In Dallas, ‘Yellow’ installation by Dsgn For Us gives people a place to draw, be happy • Celebrate women in arts and culture with these 8 North Texas events • Dallas journalist wins major book award for writing about the failures of Texas' foster system • Celebrate color, love and spring at one of these North Texas Holi events • North Texas festivals, egg hunts and Easter fun for every bunny • A ‘special gift’: Dallas playwright Njoki McElroy remembered for her commitment to racial awareness • Looking for Spring Break ideas? Check out our list of picks for Dallas, Fort Worth and beyond • 6 tips for seeing Dallas Blooms at the Dallas Arboretum this spring • Erykah Badu duets with Thundercat, Rapsody at her birthday show in Deep Ellum • A Dallas henna salon by day, a comedy club at night. This Palestinian-American comic runs both • A long road to freedom for an escaped African slave — and to a stage premiere in North Texas • Love Latin music? Where to dance to salsa, reggaeton, cumbia and more in North Texas • The Longhorn Ballroom is now a National Historic Landmark • Black History Month documentaries to stream on KERA TV • Want to find a mentor in the arts? Join us for a panel and ‘speed mentoring’ • Don't ask, don't tell, but laughing's OK. A Dallas comedy takes on being gay in the Black church • Wild about DFW: North Texas nature guide tells us what to see and why it's here • 6 perfect things to do this cold Dallas/Fort Worth weekend • Local musicians will be honored at a Dallas awards show for the first time in four years • Here are 5 things Arts Access is looking forward to cover in 2024 • For North Texas theater groups, a home venue is key to success • Why North Texas artists are drawn to riso printing • Make plans to celebrate 2024 with New Year’s Eve parties around D-FW • Kwanzaa celebrations begin 12/26! Check out performances, candle lightings and more • Like Impressionists? Here's why you shouldn't miss this modern master at Fort Worth's Kimbell • LIST: Holiday events happeing across North Texas • A 'lovely' and 'beautiful' Pleasant Grove parking lot? How Better Block made it better • Hanukkah events! Festive dinos! ReinSteers! It's all in our holiday guide! • Want to experience North Texas’ arts and culture on a budget? Here’s 15 under $15 • Where to celebrate Hanukkah across Dallas-Fort Worth • Tree lightings, parades — even a festival for dogs. It's all in this week's holiday guide • Our weekly holiday guide is back. Check out the best yuletide events around North Texas this week • Get merry with these Dallas-Fort Worth holiday performances • Veterans Day parades and observances in Dallas-Fort Worth honor those who’ve served • Premiering on the big screen in Dallas: the Von Erichs' story. So who were the Von Erichs? • In Corsicana, long lost photos become a show about small-town Texas - and a mystery to be solved • Dallas video game voice actors wanting higher wages, AI protections • 'Where women can grow': How The Bloom Space in Oak Cliff is helping beauty careers blossom • The business of Dia de los Muertos booms in Fort Worth as holiday becomes more mainstream • Cowboys of Color Rodeo offers glimpse into a more diverse American frontier • This artist created the skeletons of Dia de los Muertos over 100 years ago. See them in Arlington • Two first-gen artists explore Chicano culture by capturing lowriders, fashion • More about Art Walk West THIS Saturday in Dallas' Tin District • It's almost Halloween. Get in the spirit with these 11 North Texas performances • SPOTIFY: The Dallas Hip Hop Playlist from Arts Access • DJs, rappers, producers – Your guide to North Texas hip-hop • Alex Lujan’s Bandito blends Texas and Mexican cultures through a mustached Tejano outlaw • Beyoncé brings the Renaissance World Tour to movie theaters in December, tickets now on sale • You've heard about Deep Ellum's fabled past. Now you can experience some of it. • DJ nights, live shows, fashion, producers and more: A guide to North Texas hip-hop and rap • Saving and showcasing Deep Ellum's history — before it all becomes high-rises • Dallas-Fort Worth’s Halloween haunted attractions offer frights and festivities • North Texas artist says fiber art isn’t just for grandmas, thanks to Gen Z and millennials • 'Openly proud and openly queer': Texas Latinx Pride Fest in Dallas celebrates community • TACA Perforum - TACA (The Arts Community Alliance) • Addison Oktoberfest and 9 other places in Dallas-Fort Worth to toast the German tradition • In Fort Worth, celebrating the ballet legend Ben Stevenson • Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations start this weekend • Dallas art supply thrift store Pegasus Creative Reuse diverts treasure from the landfill • Fall festival season starts this weekend in North Texas • Kiss the hot North Texas summer goodbye with 13 cool Labor Day events • Dallas gets its first cat café. Here's a look • Why you love your favorite song | Think • Feeling frisky for felines? Check out these 4 North Texas cat cafes • Meet Brooke Chaney, the teaching artist fostering more creativity in Dallas • Pop's Burger Stand tops KERA's best burger joint bracket • Hip-hop is 50! Dallas celebrates music and culture • My grandmother moved from Korea to attend SMU in the ’50s. Her story is mine too • Exhibit shows how Chinese Americans built community through cuisine in Dallas • Come on Barbie, let's go party! Get ready for the movie at these North Texas events • It's official. Deep Ellum is on the National Register of Historic Places • As nonprofit photography center closes, founder expected Dallas to do more for arts • Fort Worth artist highlights issue with archives in exhibit featuring enslaved people • North Texas music part of the art fueling Meow Wolf Grapevine | KXT 91.7 • What to expect at Meow Wolf’s immersive exhibit opening Friday 7/14 at Grapevine Mills • Two Dallas galleries are putting the archetype of the American cowboy in a whole new light • A first look inside Meow Wolf’s immersive exhibit opening July 14 at Grapevine Mills • Vote in the finals for the best burger joint in North Texas • Fourth of July: where and when to find fireworks and festivities near you • KXT's Summer Concert Series at Klyde Warren Park | KXT 91.7 • Yanga unchained: A drama about 'the first liberator of the Americas' comes to Dallas • Jesse Tafalla Jr., North Texas leader, remembered as tireless advocate and humorous friend • In the spirit of freedom: celebrate Juneteenth with festivals, fitness and fashion • Vote in the semifinals of our bracket for the best burger joint in North Texas • Dallas rising star Joshua Ray Walker pays tribute to Lizzo, Cher and more on new covers LP | KXT 91.7 • Vote in round three of our bracket to find the best burger joint in North Texas • Taylor Swift costumes and photos in Arlington at Eras Tour Collection • Vote in round two of our bracket for the best burger joint in North Texas • Music legend Tina Turner dead at 83 | KXT 91.7 • At the Crow Museum, simple functions lead to stunning forms from Japanese artisans • Air Jordans, anime and the apocalypse come together in Oak Cliff exhibition • Go See DFW calendar: Find events in your area 📅 🎉 • Google Forms: Home is where the art is • Give mom a break with one of these 13 fun Mother's Day events • Drumming, dancing and chanting: Arirang Texas Group brings Korean folk music to Carrollton • Oak Cliff’s Paradise monthly dance party is like nowhere else in Dallas • A Dallas matchmaker on how her work compares to the Netflix hit, ‘Indian Matchmaking’ • ‘I could lose everything’: Dallas drag performers say Texas bills could impact their jobs • How a West Dallas warehouse zone keeps artists at work, especially artists of color, women • Tom Garrison, owner of the Stoneleigh P Bar, remembers 50 years of beers, burgers and being eclectic • Who can reclaim history? Viewers can decide at Amon Carter’s new 'Emancipation' exhibit • What's the best barbecue joint in North Texas? You decide • Celebrate Dallas Arts Month with these 13 events • PHOTOS: The historic Longhorn Ballroom re-opens in Dallas | KXT 91.7 • Ribbons and rebar, drill bits and lace: Dallas' Kaleta Doolin makes feminist art from such fusions • Here are the North Texas James Beard culinary awards finalists • Asleep at the Wheel's Ray Benson "really, really happy" about Longhorn Ballroom re-opening | KXT 91.7 • Overlooked history of Tejanas at the Alamo told in Hall of State at Fair Park exhibit • European, Mexican style in the historic architecture of Roma, Texas • Mountain Moving Day - FREE admission from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. | Events - Nasher Sculpture Center • A Fort Worth artist uses painting robots. Here are his thoughts on the future of AI art • McDonald Observatory | KERA • A mosaic of everyday memories: Neighbors reminisce for South Dallas Cultural Center installation • The Two Fridas: Cara Mía Theatre actors from Pakistan, Mexico on playing Frida Kahlo • Dallas rapper uses social media videos to share historic facts about notable Black figures • Beer Can House | KERA • ‘Madrecitas’ group exhibit in Dallas examines the invisible labor of caregiving • North Texas audience swipes right on Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s new piece ‘Swipe Left’ • LISTEN: Iranian artist in North Texas paints in protest of violence and oppression in Iran • Latino Cultural Center | KERA • Meet the man behind the brilliant colors and shapes of Dallas' Latino Cultural Center • How North Texas theaters can make performances more accessible to the deaf • Hungry for connection: Brown Girls Food Club builds community in North Texas through food • There's only one theater like Cry Havoc in North Texas — and this is its last show • A North Texas mom embraces the messiness of life and now has 2.1 million TikTok followers • How arts organizations can support leaders of color • Taylor Swift, SZA, Meow Wolf and more we're looking forward to in 2023 • Meow Wolf, a Santa Fe staple, makes its long-awaited debut in Grapevine in 2023 • Where to celebrate New Year's Eve and Kwanzaa and take one last look at holiday lights in North Texas • Top 10 Photos of the Year: Movement | KXT 91.7 • Fort Worth cake shop owner to compete on a new Dr. Seuss-themed baking show • PHOTOS: Native Americans in North Texas walk in inaugural fashion show • Need something to do this week in North Texas besides shopping? This guide has you covered • Check out our weekly North Texas holiday guide. This week: Skating, parades and wreath-making • Learn more about WRR classical holiday music programming • The Burden of Breaking Through: Power Structures and Paths to Progress — Women in Classical Music Symposium • North Texans share what's 'Special' about Lizzo at her Dallas concert • Here's where to celebrate Día de los Muertos around North Texas • North Texas Blinks hit up Blackpink pop-up cafe for 'Ice Cream' ahead of Dallas concerts • Robert Redford joins the Dallas Symphony for a multi-media show about our endangered climate • Meow Wolf opening two locations in Texas: Grapevine and Houston | Fort Worth Report • Frame of Mind 30th season schedule on KERA TV • Support KERA TV, KERA FM, KXT 91.7 and Art&Seek on NTX Giving Day • Arts Access: Making the Scene • Who was Amon G. Carter? And why was he 'Mr. Fort Worth'? • First art show entirely by North Texas Muslims is Saturday in Addison • New film follows Dallas university students as they found 1st Muslim fraternity in the US • This giant Claes Oldenburg sculpture was built for Dallas, but many North Texans haven't seen it • His name's not a judgment. In fact, DJ Sober can fill a dance floor - and he'll keep it hopping • Buckets by Christopher Knowles • Photos: Fur flies at the Lone Star State Classic Dog Show in Dallas • PHOTOS: parties, DJs and lots of screenings at Oak Cliff Film Festival • Photo essay: a weekend of Pride in Dallas • Right now, you can watch a whole slew of independent Texas films on the Criterion Channel • DSO Violinist Giyeon Yoon is so emotional. And audiences wouldn't have it any other way • Angry Scots and a greedy elephant: all in a day's work for the queen of Scarborough Festival • State of the Arts: Lifting Every Voice - Making Space for History and Healing in Fort Worth • Here's what Frida Kahlo’s grandniece thinks about the artist’s immersive show in Dallas • Quizzing actor Liz Mikel about pivotal roles, characters she's embraced ... and shoes • Going to "Immersive Frida Kahlo" in Dallas? Look for these key symbols during the show • Juneteenth activist Opal Lee is profiled in a new children’s book. | Art&Seek • ‘Zorro’ can never die! Now he returns – in an English and Spanish opera • Neither stings nor summer heat can stop this Texas beekeeper from saving wild bees in his new reality show • Giving birth to Western swing, mixing styles and almost becoming Nashville: It's a new history of North Texas music • Fort Worth’s man about town Tony Green brings good times everywhere he goes | Art&Seek • Bring the Music Back | KXT 91.7 • Taking the cake: New TV doc tracks the great Texas fruitcake embezzlement case | Art&Seek • Oncor just made the largest donation of parkland in Dallas since 1938 | Art&Seek • First van Gogh; now Frida Kahlo will get the immersive treatment in Dallas | Art&Seek • Fort Worth, follow me: Meet some of the city’s cultural influencers • K-pop fans in North Texas clear up misconceptions: We’re from ‘every walk of life’ • This transfeminine actor brings new depth to Audrey in 'Little Shop of Horrors' • An obsession with time, place and story: this documentary remembers Texas painter John Wilcox • Happiness, friendships, fun: North Texas K-poppers on what fandom means to them • ‘We cannot turn back’: Why the Dallas Symphony’s new robotic cameras are here to stay • Four short films explore race, this week on Frame of Mind • Smells like North Texas: Inside our corner of the niche perfume world • The next Frame of Mind episode is surreal, yet you’ll relate to its pandemic themes • Stage West’s $3M theater expansion brings new experiences to Ft. Worth • What is your K-pop story? • Naudline Pierre Reimagines The Renaissance At Dallas Museum Of Art • 6 North Texas Arts Venues Say This Year Was About Survival. What Will 2022 Bring? • For Dallas Artist Nitashia Johnson, Celebrating Black Communities Is An Act Of Love • Meet Gabby Elvessie. Young Dallas Poets Call Her Their ‘Poetry Mom’ • Six Big Things You Can Learn About Dallas Racial History In “The Accommodation” • Waiting For Kacey Musgraves’ New Album On Heartbreak? Get The Tears Flowing With This Breakup Mix • After The Museums & Billy Bob’s, Here’s A Guide To Some Fort Worth Gems • Texas Film Fans: Check Out The Lineup For Frame Of Mind On KERA TV • More Security, Difficult Talks: North Texas Arts Groups Prepare For New Gun Law • Denton Artist Zeke Forever Has Bops That Would Make Lady Gaga Proud • Watch Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts Crush An Iconic Fort Worth Show In 1978 • What's With The Dueling Van Gogh Shows • Fort Worth Landmarks Become The Canvas For Artworks In August • Forbes Says Fort Worth’s Hotel Dryce Is The Place To Stay In 2021 • Dallas Black Dances Debut At Massachusetts Festival Called ‘Spectacular’ • Iconic Costumes Are Under The Spotlight Once More At New York City Exhibition • The Great 30 • Dallas Summer Musicals Presents Wicked • Shuttered To Survivors: North Texas Arts Groups On How A Pandemic Grant Saved Them • Dallas Black Dance Theatre Marks ‘Huge Milestone’ At Jacob’s Pillow Festival In Mass. • ‘More scared now’: Survey says many North Texans want masking, COVID vaccine proof • Play Wicked in Dallas Marks The Return Of Broadway Tours • COVID Surge, Masking Concerns: North Texas Arts Groups Face New Pandemic Challenges • Check Out These Photos Centering Latino Skaters At Fort Worth’s Marine Park • WITHOUT GETTING KILLED OR CAUGHT at Angelika Film Center • What Does It Mean To Be Visible? Find Out For Yourself At Exhibition Of 17 Asian And AAPI Artists • ‘It’s Been Tough’: Dallas Actors With Triplets On COVID, Lack Of Work And The Future • Looks like ‘Victoria’ is officially an ex-series….for the time being, anyway. • Steve Parker: Performative Listening • Pixie Posy at Hip Pocket Theatre in Fort Worth • Sha’Carri Richardson Helps Kanye West Announce New Album • Keeping It Classic: Texas’ 1st Radio Station Is In Need Of New Management • That’s A Wrap: Dallas VideoFest Will End After 34th Year • CURSED! Written and Directed by Matthew Posey • The Late Dallas-Raised Trumpeter Roy Hargrove ‘In Harmony’ On New Album • North Texas gay bars have provided community for many. Here are their stories • PHOTOS: What Item Is Giving You Joy In A Pandemic? Your Beautiful And Quirky Answers • Aiming To Cheer An Ill Neighbor, A DIY 4th Of July Parade In The Cedars May Become Tradition • From first and last lines, to the River Ouse: Works by Linda Ridgway Tyler Museum of Art • BOOM! Here's Your Fourth of July Superlist! BOOM! Here's Your Fourth of July Superlist! • Hamilton Tickets On Sale For November Return To Dallas • After 45 Years, Hip Pocket Founder Johnny Simons Is Retiring • A History of Walls: The Borders We Build • BOOM! Here's Your Fourth of July Superlist! • Performance With A Purpose: Uplifting West Dallas Stories • 30 Americans • Gay Bar Culture in North Texas - Take Our Survey • Julius Eastman, A Misunderstood Composer, Returns To The Light • To Gogh Or Not To Gogh: A Guide To The Immersive Van Gogh Shows • Meet Four Women Honored With Those Life-Size, Orange Statues At NorthPark • Join Us For A Virtual State Of The Arts Exploring Work Responding To The Pandemic • Local Zine Uses Art To Move The Needle On Mental Health • Umbrella Memorial Looks Back At 2020 Protests Against Police Violence • How To Level Up Your Quarantine Hobby • Rita Moreno On ‘West Side Story’ And Becoming The Role Model She Needed • A Look At Native American Identity Through The Native Lens • After The Breakup Comes A Song About The “First Night Alone” • Missing The Movies? Head Outdoors For Rooftop Cinema • Dallas Band FIT Examines The Beauty & Strength Of Loss with New Single • Christmas In June, From The Turtle Creek Chorale • High School Students Take The Reins At Pegasus Film Festival • Musician Collin Selman Captures The Hairy End Of A Long Relationship On Bedhead • Venture Outside The House This Weekend With These Four Events • Meadows Museum Celebrates 20 Year Anniversary Of The Meadows Building With Two Exhibitions • The Revelers Hall Band Keeps The Party Going With Debut Album, New Single • The Perot’s ‘Thursdays On Tap’ Is A Playdate For Adults • Shutterbugs, Foto Fest Will Send You All Around – And Above – Fort Worth • State of The Arts: What We’ve Gained in a Year of Loss • North Texas Arts Survey • Dallas Arboretum Kicks Off Zimbabwean Sculpture Show With A Black Heritage Celebration • Old Friends Form New Band, Make Lemonade From Long Distance • 75-Year-Old Painter Kumiko Johnson Gets Her First Gallery Shows • Dallas Filmmaker Merced Elizondo On His Latest Father-Son Spanish Film • Frisco R&B Artist Vanalika Sees Red With “No Feelings” • MLK Food Park Transforms The Forest District Neighborhood • Celebrating The Art Of Making Cello Music • A Selena Tribute And Fiesta Kicks off Addison’s Monthly Outdoor Series • Theatre Three Offers Perspectives Of ‘Love & Kindness’ And Uncertainty In A Pandemic • New Song From McKinney Artist Juno Uno Has Multiple Meanings • Live Performances Return To The Dallas Arts District This Weekend • Three Shows At 500X Reflect The Gallery’s Eclectic Approach • Journey From Dallas To The Moon With the Helium Queens’ Space Opera • Getting Up Close With Texas Ballet Theater • Dallas Singer Late Native Examines the Quiet Of Morning • Dallas Theater Center's Outdoor Fairy Tale Poses Contemporary Questions • Lumedia Brings Early Music To Life Through Film • It’s Spring Gallery Week in Fort Worth. See Some Art, In Person Or Online. • Manifest Your Dreams With Dallas Singer Amari Amore’s Latest • A Dallas Artist Offers Microgrants To Single Artist Mothers • In Addison, Catch An Outdoor Film At Ida Claire Restaurant • Fort Worth Exhibition Tells The Stories Of Women’s Role In The American West • Relive the '80s With This Totally Rad Fashion Exhibition • Dallas Musician Bomethius Sings About Living In Seasons Of Limbo • Get Lost In The Night Garden Growing At The Amon Carter In Fort Worth • At A Dallas Museum, Photographer Continues Her Mission To Reclaim Mammy Archetype • Your Guide To Spring Break In North Texas • Kids, The Fort Worth Modern’s Got A Special Sketchbook Tour Of The Museum For You • New Single from Dallas Band Telephone House Explores Love’s Warning Signs • Take A Tour Of This Video Vault At SMU And Discover Historic – And Amusing – Gems • Can You Spy The Vintage Versace Ties In The Paintings At This Fort Worth Gallery? • Only Three People At A Time Can Watch This Elaborate Show. You Could Be One Of Them? • A Musical Sendoff Celebrates Shingle Mountain’s Removal • How Do Artists See Their World? 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This Gallery Features Artists’ Take On Rodeo • Letting Go To Grow: Fort Worth Soul Singer Uses New Single, Video Project To “Move On” • Children’s Book Illustrations From First LatinX Caldecott Winner On Display In Irving • This Fort Worth Museum Hosts Diverse Conversations About Inequality • Fort Worth Guitarist’s Song Reflects On Path To Citizenship • Waxahachie’s Webb Gallery Hits The Groove With These Three Folk Artists • Amplified New Year’s Eve • Lou CharLe$ is “Going Deep” with New Single • Fort Worth's Modern Acquires New Work By Wangechi Mutu • Terrain Dallas Takes Art To A New Level With Andrea Tosten's Paper Altars • Two Art Shows To See Right Now At Ro2 Art Gallery In Dallas • Boom Times Documented At The Old Jail Art Center • Grab The Popcorn: Rooftop Cinema Club Announces 2021 Movie Line-up • Local Theater Pays Tribute To Ella Fitzgerald’s 1960 Holiday Album • Go Back In Time To Queen Nefertari's Egypt At The Kimbell • Christmas Is Not Canceled: Celebrate With Bishop Arts Theatre Center's 'Black Nativity' • Denton educator Georgia “Billie” Gough Turns 100 • Head To Tinsel Dallas For A Fresh Take On Holiday Murals • JMES Is Ready To Love Again With Second Single • A Dallas Artist Launches A Fundraiser To Help Six TX-Us Photographers • All Is Merry And Bright At These Holiday Light Experiences • Yeah Huh is Doing Just Fine With Debut Single • Cara Mía Presents A Contemplative Visual Arts Journey • Play ‘Eye Spy’ At This Dallas Art Installation • A Face-Lift For Fort Worth Opera's Website • Kirk Thurmond Turns Bad Date Into Great Song On “Campari & Soda” • Fort Worth Photog Rambo Puts Together Her First Major Show • Ripped From The Hard Drives: The Slide Show Show Features Images From N. Tex Creatives – And You • Andrew Delaney Writes Ode to DFW With New Single “Home” • Watch These 10 Shorts About The Pandemic And Beyond • In West Dallas, Performance Art Reflects On Tejana Stories • How A Long-Distance Relationship During COVID Inspired A Love Song — And A Cultural Connection • Ishi Captures the Feeling of Summer with “Goody Goody”. • Narco-Acid Western Plays Out At Latino Cultural Center • Join Us For State Of The Arts: The Mural Movement In Fort Worth • Frame of Mind: The Best Of Fort Worth Indie Film Showcase • Artstillery’s ArtCultivation Is A Variety Show Like No Other • 24 Hours Of Fun With Dallas Digithon Live Online • Ali Pervez Mehdi Follows in Father’s Footsteps with New Single • Goodbye Cabin Fever! Live Outdoor Concerts Are Back At Strauss Square • Raging Bull’s Paul Shrader Joins Ethan Hawke At Lone Star Film Festival 2020 • From A Twist Of Fate To A New Single For Adam & The Figurines • Celebrate The Day Of The Dead With The Latino Cultural Cente • Experience A Technicolor Jungle In Fort Worth • UTA Black Graphic Design Alumni Respond To BLM • Glitz, Gags And Glamorous Ghouls – It’s The Bippy Bobby Boo Show • Link to State Of The Arts: Being A Black Visual Artist In 2020 • Abby Cole • Join Us For State Of The Arts: Being A Black Visual Artist In 2020 • Have A Fang-Tastic Time At Fright Night At Coyote Drive-In • A Dallas Dance Group Made A Film During The Pandemic. It Airs This Week On TV • ‘Proof,’ Four Generations of Photographers In North Texas • It’s ‘Go Time’ for Triple Threat, La Bell • It's Fall Y'all! Explore Blase Family Farm's Pumpkin Patch • Deep In The Heart Of Texas: Women Artists Shine At Western Gallery's New Show • Kyoto Lo-Fi’s New Song Reflects On Loss And Acceptance • Go Old School With Theatre Wesleyan’s ‘Vintage Hitchcock’ • Gun Play Podcast • The Bobby Keys Story: A West Texan Who Made It Big Time • Four Documentary Shorts To Watch On Frame of Mind • Take a Stroll with Rapper The.Naaman • Enjoy Shakespeare In The Great Outdoors With Movies In The Park • Four Reel Stories, Documentary Shorts To Watch On Frame of Mind • Ellen Once Again Reminds Us It’s Likely Everything Will Be OK • Embrace Autumn At The Dallas Arboretum • Drive In To This Parking Lot For Dance From Agora Artists • Van Cliburn Piano Competition Postponed Until 2022 • Looking Back At Media, Race And Racism In Dallas • Quinceañeras Strut Through The Garden And Celebrate, Despite The Pandemic • Tattooist J.D. Moore’s Study of Skin Led Him To Fine Art • Just Add Big Tex! Fair Play At The Statler Offers A Safe State Fair Experience • Ariel & The Culture Releases A Cumbia Inspired Song, Its First In Spanish • Ash Studios Brings Its Collective Energy To SMU • New Podcast Goes Backstage With Prominent Women In Theater • A Quinceanera Fashion Show Leads Celebration At The Dallas Arboretum • In Fort Worth, Gallery Night Grows To Gallery Week • Ukulele Player AJ Abdullah Tries a New Sound • A Sudden Venue Change For Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra • Legendary Broadcaster Norm Hitzges Tackles Dallas Sports History On KERA TV • Frame Of Mind Returns To KERA TV For 2020 Season • Play Too Mexican Or Not Mexican Enough: Chicanoism Exhibit Explores Two Worlds • Making Art One Thread At A Tim • Submit An Event To The Art&Seek Calendar • Hay Forum Dallas Welcomes Maria Hinojosa and Salman Rushdie • Hear How The Local Arts Are Surviving (And Inspiring) At Dallas Startup Week • On Canvas And In The Sky, Jammie Holmes’ Art Celebrates Black Lives • Artists, Last Chance To Apply For Artpace Residency • Makeup, Wigs, Props – Learn About Life Backstage At Dallas Theater Center • Updated Artpace Open Call • A Streaming Season In Three Parts From Undermain Theatre • In The Music Biz? Take This Survey To Help Advocate For Our Music Community • A Good Love Story Takes A Turn • Arlington Museum Offers A Fun Walk Through Legendary Artist’s Career • Paintings, Pastries And Pigs! Oh, My! • ‘Seasons And Rhythm’: New Community Mural In Oak Cliff • 500X Gallery Will Open Its New Space With 12 Black Artists • Miss The Museum? The Fort Worth Museum Of Science And History Welcomes You Back • Bah Humbug! No Nutcracker This Year • Women Texas Film Festival Returns With Nearly 50 Films • Hamilton’s Christopher Jackson In Concert For Dallas Summer Musicals • A Denton Music Teacher Creates A Virtual Open Mic Night • See Dandelion & Rose From Inside Or Outside Barry Whistler Gallery • Connect With Nature At Elm Street Studio's New Exhibition • From Black Art To Messages Of Hope, Dallas Summer Musicals Reaches Many – In Their Homes • Highlighting Fort Worth’s Musical Culture • A Denton Couple Wrote A Bilingual Book To Encourage Kids To Wear Masks • Craving A Good Aria? The Dallas Opera Does Home Delivery – Via Live Audio Streaming • Deep Ellum Art Company Is Loaded With Virtual Entertainment • A Sculpture To Help Monarch Butterflies Make Their Journey • Can’t Travel To Italy? Visit The Kimbell • The Wright Twins Welcome Up-And-Coming Artists At Their Dallas Gallery • Fort Worth Musicians Can Get Grants Up To $5,000 For A Song • New Series On The Health Of The Arts Starts This Week • A Delay Re-Opening, But Plenty Online From Fort Worth Museum of Science • Take A Walk Through Plano’s Arts Scene • Meet The Ugliest Woman You’ll Never See In Amphibian’s Latest Play • Dallas Audio Engineer Helps Raise Money For Black Lives Matter Fund • TACA Gives Final Grants From Emergency Arts Relief Fund • Meadows Museum Opens With Photographs From A Barcelona Archive • 100 Years Of Women Photographers • The Modern Reopens In Fort Worth • Hundreds Paint Mural Declaring ‘End Racism Now’ In Fort Worth • ‘Lutaw’ Makes A Splash At Cannes • The Aftermath • Artes Academy Is In Full Swing • Artists Create A Fiber Fairytale At Sweet Tooth Hotel • KXT Goes All-In On Texas Music For One-Day Pledge Drive Wednesday • The Meadows Museum – Your Museum From Home • Ready To Watch A Movie? 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Meyerson Symphony Center Virtual Tour • New Fund To Pay Fort Worth Artists To Make COVID-19 Visual Art • Let It Go With Ecstatic Dance • The Actor’s Tool For Calming The Mind • Using Comedy To Deal With Being Cooped Up • Create A New Habit With 30 Days Of Shorts • Netflix & Chat • Sheltering In Place? Try Some Virtual North Texas Arts And Entertainment • Reflections On Arts Patron Anne Bass • Looking Forward With The Greater Denton Arts Council • Putting Voices To Paper