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Laura Wilson and Manuel Álvarez Bravo offer contrasting portraits of the country’s people and culture.

The owners of the popular restaurant and bar said that the city of Dallas is asking them to stop charging a music cover and keep the door shut during performances.

More than 40 bands including System of a Down, Evanescence and Power Trip slated to perform at the festival.

Second Thought Theatre’s “Incarnate” explores the dangers of taking our most deeply felt wishes too far.

The French troupe returns to the TITAS dance series with a dynamic work about the human condition.

Republicans have focused on the issue of illegal noncitizen voting, although research has found noncitizens rarely vote.

The celebration will include live performances from local artists Liz Mikel and Armando Monsivais and San Francisco’s La Doña.

“Christmas in the City” to be released on Oct. 24.

Angélica Negrón’s “For Everything You Keep Losing” speaks to the loss of sound due to climate change.

The Tarrant County Commissioners Court now only meets once a month. Local progressive groups are filling the gap with their own strategy meeting.

Learn how the five cultural centers showcase the city's art, culture and creative diversity.

Broadway Dallas and Dallas Opera are teaming up to present “Maria Callas in Concert: The Hologram Tour.”