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On Tuesday, May 5, at 11 am, Dallas Habitat for Humanity will host a virtual event benefitting families in need of mortgage relief who are experiencing job loss due to COVID-19.
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Looking for activities to keep kids engaged when school’s out? Dallas Children’s Theater is offering three-week virtual classes starting this May for 7-12th graders, teaching comedy and Shakespeare.
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Travel around the world, diving underwater in the Galapagos and walking with elephants in Africa, without leaving home. Meet National Geographic Explorers, speaking to you live about their adventures.
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Meet “Karabo,” your nearly 2 million-year-old ancient human relative or “Neo,” your much younger 250,000-year-old relative, with Perot’s new 360-degree virtual tour of their Origins: Fossils from the Cradle of Humankind exhibition.
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Fortunately for theatre enthusiasts who miss attending plays, National Theatre shows are now playing at a computer screen near you every Thursday night.
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AT&T Performing Arts Center has rescheduled six upcoming performances to align with CDC recommendations during the Covid-19 outbreak, with three performance dates still to be announced.
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Esports fans can rejoice, Dallas Fuel is now selling single-day tickets to gaming events at Toyota Music Factory on April 4-5 and Allen Event Center at April 25-26.
Read moreKnives Out is a fun twist on the classic whodunit. The movie opens with police investigating the death of acclaimed
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At Highland Park High School, as Coach Randy Allen says, tradition never graduates.
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In Dallas, Dr. James Pinckney serves patients from his office in Preston Center.
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As a first time festival go-er, I was eager to explore the wide range of films that the Dallas Film Society picked to celebrate the festival in our community.
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