Category archives for: The Arts

Yesterday’s Protest Is Today’s Unrest: What Are We Fighting For?

Yesterday’s Protest Is Today’s Unrest: What Are We Fighting For?

Dallas South News Contributor Lorrie Irby Jackson reflects on the days when music reflected a political edge and wasn’t afraid to challenge the system.

VisitBlackDallas.com “Through Our Eyes” Photo Exhibit at Southside on Lamar this Saturday

VisitBlackDallas.com “Through Our Eyes” Photo Exhibit at Southside on Lamar this Saturday

Jeanette Kennedy Gallery host photo exhibition showcasing the African-American experience in Dallas.

CityArts Festival moves to Fair Park – May 7-9

CityArts Festival moves to Fair Park – May 7-9

Free family festival with entertainment, children’s area, culinary showcase, free museum visits, “dancing water” shows at the newly renovated Esplanade Fountain.

Platinum GRITS book club hosts Dr. Joanne Cornwell at Bishop Arts Theatre

Platinum GRITS book club hosts Dr. Joanne Cornwell at Bishop Arts Theatre

Social club to host book signing for professor, entrepreneur, and beauty specialist who understands how deeply hair issues relate to cultural identity.

The Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s 2010 Cultural Awareness Series Educates and Entertains

The Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s 2010 Cultural Awareness Series Educates and Entertains

New York Choreographer, Christopher Huggins, returns with an explosive, foot stomping dance celebration during the Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s Cultural Event Series

Gospel Diva Headlines a Soulful and Spiritual V-Day Celebration at Dallas’ Fiesta Event Center

Gospel Diva Headlines a Soulful and Spiritual V-Day Celebration at Dallas’ Fiesta Event Center

Songstress Angela Blair is headlining an elegant adult celebration of love and empowerment for singles and couples on Sunday, Feb. 14.

Hey Mr. DJ, Where Is the Love?

Hey Mr. DJ, Where Is the Love?

DSN Entertainment/Arts Contributor longs for the days when R&B was filled with love songs and artists who could sing them.

A father and son reconnected by MTV’s The Buried Life

A father and son reconnected by MTV’s The Buried Life

Watch Party caps of 1st weekend since Sam Fuller and his son Laban were reconnected by MTV’s “The Buried Life”

Play Review: The Color Purple in Dallas at Fair Park Music Hall

Play Review: The Color Purple in Dallas at Fair Park Music Hall

Dallas Summer Musicals presents a special return engagement of the first North American touring production of the popular play.

The Color Purple in Dallas for Fair Park Music Hall engagement

The Color Purple in Dallas for Fair Park Music Hall engagement

Popular stage play comes to Dallas for week long run, moves to Bass Hall in Ft. Worth next week.

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