AT&T Performing Arts Center

Venue owners worry fewer restrictions on resale tickets will harm concertgoers

As Dallas Arts Month pops off, the city is buzzing with new trends such as immersive theaters, a growing DJ scene and the rise of junk journaling. Here’s what to expect.

The Australian performance group Sway takes to the air for Dallas Arts Month.

Darkfield, the global immersive theater experience, lands in Dallas this spring. Step into eerie shipping containers transformed into sound-driven horror experiences.

Featuring film and live music, the Indian classical dance company returns to the Elevator Project.

A nonbinary lesbian, Kelsey Milbourn found a kindred spirit in 17th-century opera singer Julie D’Aubigny.

Philadelphia choreographer Rennie Harris brings ‘Rome & Jewels’ as part of the company’s 30th anniversary tour.

The project was created by the AT&T Performing Arts Center to help small, marginalized arts organizations and artists.

Dallas arts facilities are aging workhorses and need to be maintained - by funding in the new $1.1 billion bond issue

In our series on the arts and the economy, we examine how cultural groups in Dallas are calling for increased funding from the upcoming 2024 bond package.

In our series on the arts and the economy, we examine how six local art organizations are doing post pandemic.

As part of Hispanic Heritage month, the AT&T Performing Arts Center is launching the Latinidad Festival Saturday with folk dances and music. But it also includes an open-air market.