The Junior League of Dallas has the distinct pleasure of announcing Academy Award-winning actress Octavia Spencer as the keynote speaker of The Milestones Luncheon, presented by The Kohl Foundation. Spencer, a highly talented actress with a love affair with film, has been featured in a variety of roles since 1986.

Legendary American rapper, singer-songwriter, musician, slam poet, writer, and actor, Saul Williams is headed to Dallas this month presented by Wordspace and Dallas Poetry Slam. Known for his blend of poetry and alternative hip hop, and for his lead roles in the 1998 independent film Slam, and the 2013 jukebox musical Holler If Ya Hear Me, featuring Tupac Shakur’s music.

The Dallas Art Fair is excited to bring you dalpass: a monthly calendar of art events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Asher Moss – incredible photographer – known for capturing the beauty of the female form in his debut book Miss Lonely – is hosting a pop up art gallery in Dallas on Thursday, October 5, accompanied by Slow & Low cocktails!   WHO: Slow & Low Whiskey and Asher Moss Photography with vinyl DJ, live model performances, and silent film WHAT: Pop-up Gallery and Slow & […]

Multi-use creative space Deep Ellum Art Co. is thrilled to announce its Grand Opening on Friday, Oct. 20 after a slew of successful soft opening events this September. Founded by entrepreneur and creative advocate John LaRue, Deep Ellum Art Co. is Dedicated to the Creative and Native®.

Dallas will be the white hot spot for one of the world’s most exclusive dinner parties, Diner en Blanc this Friday, October 6th. Everyone wants an exclusive invite to the dinner event that calls for specific attire and a top secret location. With only the most cultured, best-of-the-best cities on the agenda, it’s only fitting that Dallas has gained such recognition.

District 30 Craft Bar & Kitchen is proud to host a “Yappy Hour,” benefiting H3R Dog Rescue on Thursday, October 5th, from 5-8pm. Join them on their patio for friends, fun and furry little ones!

Savor Gastropub recently announced its new Happy Hour Concept: “Expressions of the Vine.” The basic glass of happy hour wine has taken “flight” and will take guests on a tour of some of the most prestigious vineyards in the world.

This is the first of three articles I plan to write in order to share my juicing fast journey. As with all good anecdotes, I will try and relay this account in as personal and specific way as possible. I will make it personal because by its very nature it is personal. I will make this account specific for quasi-scientific reasons; in case you would like the same results and choose to take similar action.

That’s right, The Pig. The story goes that originally there was a glitter-covered pig that hung from the Meat Fight ceiling like a disco ball. But after the glitter pig disappeared one year, it was replaced with a, shall we say, more life-like pig. Part mascot, part entertainer, today’s Pig has been seen gallivanting with guests, photo-bombing selfies, and (despite what would seem to be conflicting interests) supporting all things meat at recent Meat Fights.