Best Events For Celebrating Hanukkah In DFW
Hanukkah begins December 8 and runs through December 16. Whether you're new to the community or just want to get the family out to celebrate the season, DFW has you covered.
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Hanukkah begins December 8 and runs through December 16. Whether you're new to the community or just want to get the family out to celebrate the season, DFW has you covered.
From high-energy nightclubs to champagne toasts to fashion shows, DFW offers a great variety of parties on New Year's Eve to help you kick off the new year right.
From artisan chocolates and delectable pastries to tasty tamales and Scandinavian specialties, these DFW places are the best for finding edible holiday gifts.
After three years of construction, the Perot Museum of Nature & Science is finally opening its doors. Take a look at what you can find at the new Dallas attraction.
Many people are preparing to travel for the holidays. But before buying that airline ticket or booking your hotel room, listen to what CBS News travel editor Peter Greenberg has to say.
The season is in full display at the Dallas Arboretum. The world famous garden puts on only one interior exhibit a year. This season, it's a Nativity theme with over 400 scenes on display.
With the holiday season approaching, it's time for food, fun and, of course, holiday concerts. If you see nothing else, check out these five must-see shows for the month of December.
Pumpkins and other winter squash varieties may be the quintessential symbols of autumn, but these nutritious and versatile fruits have more to offer than just a pretty face.
For more than a decade, the public has paid between $5 and $10 to enjoy the exhibits at the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) – but that will soon be changing.
The following places for a facial in DFW make pampering all the more tempting. Spa facials provide a relaxing environment that can help restore your skin's own repair process.