Test your knowledge on the holiday movie everybody hates to love. Show up with your team to answer questions about
Love Actually for a chance to win prizes, while supporting local businesses like Easy Slider and Ruins, who will be proving food.
Fifty Two Dallas Presents: Drive in Christmas Double Feature One Arts Plaza in Dallas Arts District
Dec. 18 Free with a toy donation
Enjoy screenings of
Home Alone and
How the Grinch Stole Christmas from the comfort of your car. After registering online, admission is free, but all guests must bring at least one toy, all of which will be donated to families in need.
One company, however, has not only avoided layoffs completely but actually hired more than 50 executives in the last two months to assist with a growing portfolio of venues and development initiatives. The Oak View Group, founded by former AEG chief executive
Tim Leiweke, has been a quiet but persistent force for prosperity and economic development during the pandemic. Launched in 2015 along with Leiweke s partner
Irving Azoff, OVG is overseeing $4.5 billion in arena development projects across the world, including in Austin, Texas. There, the company made its most recent high profile hire, announcing that
Casey Sparks, who previously managed the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma for ASM Global for six years, was joining the company. Sparks will serve as vp of OVG Austin and assistant general manager of the $338 million multi-purpose, state-of-the-art, privately financed Moody Center at the University of Texas, set to open in 2022.
Commissioner May 9, 2018
Authorities were set to resume excavation work in a wooded area northeast of Detroit for the remains of a 12-year-old girl and the bodies of up to six others missing for decades. Warren police, the FBI and other agencies started work at the site in Macomb Township on Monday and began digging in earnest Tuesday with shovels and excavation equipment. food Nov 6, 2017
Dec 11, 2020
Whether you’re at the end of your coffee, your day, your week or even your rope, welcome to Whitt’s End 12.11.20 …
Don’t look now DFW, but we’re guaranteed a decade of disappointment. With the 3-9 Dallas Cowboys eliminated from the NFL playoffs, the Metroplex’s next chance at a major sports championship won’t come until the Summer of 2021 with the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars.
By that time, it will be 10 years – a full decade – since our last title, the Mavs’ in 2011. While the Stars (coming off an appearance in the Stanley Cup Finals) and Mavs (led by MVP-candidate Luka Doncic) are expected to at least flirt with a trophy next year, it feels like the Cowboys and Texas Rangers are as far away as ever.
The top places to see Christmas lights and other holiday displays in Dallas-Fort Worth
Find sparkling displays and attractions across North Texas.
Friends take a selfie at Vitruvian Lights at Vitruvian Park.(Juan Figueroa / Staff photographer)
Driving around looking at Christmas lights is a great way to stay socially distant and catch some cheer. So it’s a good thing that the holidays in Dallas-Fort Worth are always bright with sparkling light displays. Old favorites are returning some with upgrades and there’s a handful of new drive-through displays. Here’s a roundup of places to gawk at holiday lights and some other visuals that might jingle your bells.