Oak Cliff

Mom Andrea is retiring, but daughter Cindy has big plans to grow the business.

North Texans can exchange the sequins and fabric from their DIY Taylor Swift and Beyoncé concert outfits for new treasures.

Once plagued by infrastructure challenges and labeled as struggling campus, South Oak Cliff High School has transformed itself into a beacon of hope and achievement. With back-to-back state football championships, a new building and academic programming, the school is defying the odds.

Antonio Lechuga's new art installation called "Structures of Softness" is on display at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center. The exhibit is a large fence with colorful blankets layered on top.

Hip-hop celebrates its golden anniversary this year. Created at a block party on August 11, 1973 in the Bronx, NY, the young(ish) genre has had a transformative influence on the culture and academic scene of Dallas.

Brooke Chaney has become an influential teaching artist in Dallas. For her latest project, she’s mentoring a group of high-school students as they contribute a mural to the city.

Eric Clapton, Nile Rodgers and Billy Gibbons are among those who share stories in the film “Jimmie & Stevie Ray Vaughan: Brothers in Blues.”

Hip-hop pioneers honored with films and performances in August

Following a temporary closure sparked by safety concerns, The People’s Fridge is set to reopen its doors with new rules.

An event with an eyebrow-raising name has cultivated the community through a monthly live storytelling event in Oak Cliff.

The Oak Cliff Film Festival Student Workshop teaches high school students some real-life lessons.

The J. Erik Jonsson Central Library will host a day of events to commemorate Juneteenth and recognize the history of the historic district