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Five Can’t Miss Theater Productions In Dallas This Week

Now that the holidays are finally over, most of us are slogging back into our regular routines as we throttle into 2015. Out with the holidays also go festive performances and shows. Now that the Dickens costumes and Santa suits have all been packed away, it's back to business for...
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The Dark Side of the Dallas World Aquarium

You hear it, or see it if you're online, every time someone asks what they should do while visiting Dallas. One of the quickest responses is always 'go check out the Dallas World Aquarium.' Some mention of penguins or rare birds and how it's a little expensive ($20.95) but worth...
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DC9 at Night Mixtape with Dreadnaught

Dreadnaught is a crucial player in the Dallas DJ community, one of the cogs that keeps the wheel turning. As the primary admin of the DFW Electronic Calendar, a popular Facebook group, he has established a virtual meeting ground for many of the local promoters and DJs. Although he is...
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The Best Concerts in Dallas This Week, 5/18-5/24

This week promises some great concerts as the weather warms up to blistering levels. Toro Y Moi plays South Side Music Hall. Built To Spill plays the Granada. Paul Wall lights up Hailey's Club in Denton with the disco ball that’s all in his mouth. Purity Ring plays at Bomb...
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Dallas’ Little Beards is a Husband and Wife’s Labor of Love

It doesn't take anything more than a few people, a couple of instruments, and a little inspiration to put a band together. Usually, though, there is some vision, some guiding force like a genre or message that compels musicians to get together and start making music. In the case of...
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2014 Was a Good Year for LGBTQ Rights in Dallas

Starting with the adoption of a an equality resolution by the City Council in March, 2014 saw the city of Dallas continue to inch its way to becoming one of the most inclusive municipalities in the country. The city added health benefits for transgender city employees, made it possible for...
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How Tablet Cash Registers Squeeze Larger Tips from Customers

Walk into just about any coffee shop or other small business and there's a good chance there's an iPad or other tablet on the counter. They've replaced traditional cash registers in many restaurants, giving business owners flexible and inexpensive options to ring up tickets and process credit cards. Customers may...
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It Just Might Be a Kick-Ass Year for Crawfish

It's technically not too early to start thinking about an entire summer of eating delicious crawfish and drinking beer, but most of Dallas' seafood restaurants have yet to put freshly-boiled bugs on their menu. Crawfish season's start date is a little fluid, occurring usually between late February and early March,...
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Chinaski, the Fury is Denton’s Madcap Writer

Dalton Kane can't sit still. Or, better put, he can't stop writing. Performing under the pseudonym "Chinaski, the Fury," he has a colossal catalog of work squirreled away on his hard drive, featuring over 300 tracks that he insists he can't ever release. Even in his live performances he improvises...