Dallas offering the Teen All-Access Pass again
The pass allows teens and up to three guests access to events and venues, from cultural centers to entertainment-oriented businesses.
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The pass allows teens and up to three guests access to events and venues, from cultural centers to entertainment-oriented businesses.
The restaurant owners said the property manager was aware of their plans for the Virgin of Guadalupe mural months ago.
Out of 1,200 applicants, more than 200 artists across a variety of mediums were selected to set up a booth.
The coffee houses are deemed as locations of comfort and familiarity for residents who yearn for a sense of homeland.
Girls Trucking DFW is an all-female lead group bringing women together to build, customize, and celebrate their passion for trucks while fostering a strong and empowering network.
"Charrería" is a traditional Mexican equestrian sport that combines horsemanship, roping, and cattle management.
At Fort Worth ISD's North Side High School, the sounds of an American sport on the field meet mariachi music in the stands.
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, a Fort Worth ballet company is celebrating through dance by blending classical ballet with the vibrant culture of Spain.
People covered up with rain jackets and umbrellas to take in the art, live music, and food.
Artisan Center Theater Executive Producer Renee Norris said the benefit concert will also include professional pianist and composer Michael Schneider.
February has been busier than ever for home baker Michelle Allen after being flooded with demand for her Taylor Swift themed Super Bowl cookie sets ahead of Sunday's game.
Escaramuza Charra consists of an eight woman team riding side-saddle on horseback, performing intricate routines at high speeds.
Escaramuza Charra may look pretty, but don't let the dresses fool you. These women work hard to perform their routines to perfection.
What do you get when you mix Tejano music and rock-n-roll? A north Texas band who's racking-up hits and a new record deal.
