A Hole Lotta Run

Attention all runners: The Bagel Run is back and ready to give families the run of a lifetime. That’s right, even kids are invited to take on this race. This year’s run will award teams, individuals and even this year’s fastest rabbi. The 25th Annual Bagel Run kicks off Sunday…

Kid Around with Sid

Forget Bill Nye the Science Guy; Sid the Science Kid has got it all. Sure, he’s already a pretty smart kid, but he can also teach future scientists the ins and outs of everything science with a little music and humor. The PBS kids television star asks his viewers questions…

Collaring Fashion and Fun

Dogs wearing curly twirly mustaches? Cats wearing cherry red lipstick? Have the animals taken over Dallas? They may not be roaming the streets with their human-like attire, but they’re definitely sprucing up for one special night out on the rooftop. That’s right, the animals have hit the roof. East Lake…

Walk This Green Way

You may already be living life by the three Rs — reduce, reuse and recycle — but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few new and improved ways to live greener. The Green Living Family Festival invites families to learn eco-friendly tips from green vendors and enjoy live entertainment, while…

Get Your Freaks On

It’s about time for another freaky weekend in Dallas. No, it’s not Halloween, but this is pretty darn close. With fire throwers, nail beds and a few guys sticking needles in just about every part of their bodies, the Third Annual Allen Falkner’s Freak and Fetish Suscon Opening Party is…

Sip Into Spring

The tulips are sprouting, and the weather is perfect for a quiet afternoon outside. The Dallas Arboretum presents a month-long celebration of spring with food, tea and an endless array of colorful flowers. Guests can enjoy a three-course meal featuring Manchego broccoli bisque, tea sandwiches, cupcakes and a tasty tea…

Fashionably Eco-Friendly

It’s nearly impossible to avoid anything organic. Not only is pretty much every type of food available in its organic form, but clothes are also transforming their original stitch to the sustainable thread. If you haven’t experienced this new trend yet, no worries, Texas Discovery Gardens presents its Third Annual…

Lapping Up the Cotton Bowl

The weather is finally warming up, which isn’t just good news for us humans. Sure, we love to spend time outside, but pups all over the Metroplex have been waiting for this weather for months. That’s why the Friends of Fair Park are opening the Cotton Bowl’s gates for the…

Kickin’ Bach

Imagine a day on the beach: warm weather, a fruity drink and the sounds of a ukulele being played in the distance. OK, so a day on the beach may sound pretty awesome, but let’s face it, the nearest beach is about six hours away and not everyone is willing…

Chugga Chugga Chugga

America’s favorite tank engine is here and ready to choo choo through the Metroplex. A Day Out with Thomas invites families to enjoy a day out with magic shows, arts and crafts, treasure hunts, and a train ride on the life-sized Thomas the Tank Engine. Don’t forget to make a…

At A Fine Clip

Sasha Garza likes paperclips. No, it’s not some weird obsession; she actually uses the small metal instruments to create unique pieces of art. In fact, Garza has an entire Paperclip Safari series, and she’s putting it up for exhibition for art enthusiasts across the Metroplex. Come take a peek at…

Picking Up The Scraps

Who knew that scrap metal could be molded into something so beautiful? Artist Nic Noblique finds rare beauty in the metal he finds. Imagine a giant red spiral of metal and you’ve got a pretty good picture of one of Noblique’s unique sculptures. Just in case you still can’t conjure…

D ‘Em Up

Sure, you could watch a basketball game at home on your HD TV while sitting on your brand new leather sofa and drinking your imported European beers. But maybe you’re like us, and you’re poor. Maybe you’re even a fan of D-League teams like the Texas Legends, who hardly ever…

Taste of Today

There aren’t too many ways to get a bunch of people together these days. School, work and life in general can make it almost impossible to go out on the town without feeling a little guilty about the growing to-do list at home. This year’s Raiser Grazer, Dames in the…

Punch Out

When it comes to sports, boxing has got to be one of the most intense. Boxers have to maintain a specific weight, train pretty much every day and take quite a beating just to get in the ring. Even if you haven’t been to an actual match, Hollywood has probably…

Pristine Sistine

History buff or not, century-old manuscripts are pretty cool, especially you’re talking about the only remaining set of codices from the Sacristy of the Sistine Chapel. Remember Napoleon? Well, these codices were taken from Napoleon’s armies, only to be rescued by the Archbishop of Toledo. Thanks to their discovery in…

For Those Who Love Their Wine

Let’s face it; Valentine’s Day can be super depressing. But if you’ve got a love bird, Valentine’s Day is quite possibly one of the best days of the year; at least, for the ladies. This year, don’t just exchange chocolate and teddy bears; take a ride on the 4th Annual…

A Noche to Remember

What’s cooler than the Texas Rangers making it to the World Series? Okay, the Rangers winning the World Series would’ve been pretty awesome, but this could be even better. That’s right, the Super Bowl is here! So throw on your best NFL gear and head on down to Luna De…

Heart of the Matter

In sixth grade, I saw a real heart. No, not one of those cheesy, pink, heart-shaped necklaces; I actually saw the real deal. Okay, it was only because I had to. Every sixth grade science class was required to dissect a frog as a part of its final grade. Who…

Observing Lint

Lint can be annoying. I mean, why can’t it just fall somewhere and disintegrate? Not only can lint be pretty annoying, but just about every small particle hanging around the house. But what if those annoying little things around the house became the inspiration of an entire are exhibition? That’s…

PC Load Letter

When technology fails, just about everything else does too. At least, that’s what most of us seem to think these days. As soon as the computer crashes or the satellite shorts out, it’s pretty tough to go through the day with just the bare essentials. Consider this strange new reality…

Get from Pulp to Perfection

OK, I’m not really a crafty person, so I still haven’t started my life’s scrapbook. Of course I’ve heard about those scrapbooking weekends, but what about us beginners? Well, look no further. Heirloom’s Grapevine Rubber Stamp and Paper Arts Festival is bringing the art of scrapbooking, and just about every…