The Reunion Tower ... This art installation is a must for art enthusiasts and tourists seeking a unique photo. The Katy Trail is a popular 3.5-mile pedestrian and cycling path in the heart of Dallas.

Dallas officials hosted a community briefing and unveiled renderings for the new Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.

Dallas-based Hunt Realty is proposing shifting the new convention further west and connecting it to Reunion Tower and affordable ... and further away from the Black Academy of Arts and Letters ...

Families visiting Reunion Tower during Spring Break can enjoy a lineup of hands-on activities included with general admission to the GeO-Deck, which sits 470 feet above Dallas. Highlights include ...

Hunt Realty shared draft designs with Dallas leaders earlier this month that would shift the $3.7 billion downtown convention center toward Reunion Tower, but regional transportation officials say the ...

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Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama is bringing her iconic Infinity Mirror Rooms series back to Dallas this spring ... glowing yellow gourds covered in black polka dots.

Both writing and art thrive at the Dallas Art Book Fair. The fair is returning to the Dallas Contemporary, once again drawing the museum's biggest crowd. Over two days, the annual event fills an ...

The Deep Ellum Community Arts Fair kicks off Dallas Art Month, which takes place during April. The event will span six blocks on Crowdus Street and include three stages. The stages will feature ...

One recent Wednesday night in Atlanta, dozens of people gathered in a studio space armed with water bottles, hand fans, towels and an expectation to be in sync. There were hugs among the regulars ...

"With Zack Martin's retirement leaving a huge hole in Dallas' O-line, this Missouri product could help the Cowboys get back to playing bully ball at the line of scrimmage," Brooks wrote.