Arts & Culture

As Juneteenth celebrations grow larger and more visible, Dallas elders and young community leaders say the holiday's core purpose remains unchanged.

An exhibition brings together the National Juneteenth Museum, the Fort Worth African American Museum and Cultural Center and Kinfolk House to reflect the growth of Black cultural institutions across Fort Worth.

DBDT named a new director as it heads into its 50th season and in the wake of a high-profile labor dispute with company dancers.

Check out all the ways museums, festivals and cultural institutions are celebrating sports through art, science and music events all summer.

The touring live show combines stand-up comedy, storytelling and Black history, using humor and audience participation to spotlight historical figures and events that often go untaught.

Opera Arlington’s latest production reimagines the role of Escamillo as a soccer player who helped Spain win an Olympic silver medal in 1920.

Salvador Ruiz’s handmade skyline behind an East Dallas restaurant crafted from Styrofoam, cardboard and found objects has become a Casa Linda Plaza attraction.

Experience World Cup matches at engaging watch parties or visit local museums and businesses celebrating soccer in creative ways.

A new mural on the side of Huitzitzilin Cafe depicts Miguel Angel Garcia Hernandez and Norlan Guzman Fuentes.

Dallas' Pegasus Media Project and Fort Worth Film Commission are gaining international attention after winning awards at the 2026 Global Production Awards presented by Cannes Film Festival.

The base coat for a new mural is unfinished, but the majority of the 1999 ocean life mural is no longer visible.

The non-collecting museum announced new leadership as it navigates next steps