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The Dallas Black Dance Theatre Has Big Plans for Black History Month Starting this weekend, the dance company is using new locations and the power of film to lift up its poignant message during this month of celebration and reflection. By Eve Hill-Agnus Published in Arts & Entertainment February 3, 2021 12:30 pm The Dallas Black Dance Theatre is honoring Black History Month this February with two virtual performances in which film and the power of location lend gravitas and resonance to each discreet work. As with other dance companies during the pandemic, DBDT has turned to film to continue...

Skiptown, a Charlotte-based dog care social club, is slated to open a facility in Dallas in summer 2021.

Openings and new menus give this Dallas restaurant news some promise Openings and new menus give this Dallas restaurant news some promise Pecan-crusted catfish from Cotton Patch Cafe, come on you know you want it. Courtesy of Cotton Patch This roundup of Dallas restaurant news has mostly good and a little bad. Start with the bad news first — closures — before moving on to openings, new menus, happy hours, special drinks, bunch, and lunch, before ending on the best news of all: Girl Scout cookies. Here's what's happening in Dallas dining news: Khao Noodle Shop, the acclaimed Laotian re...

Trinity Groves office building gets planning approval The timber-frame building is planned on Singleton Boulevard. The office building is planned at Singleton Boulevard and Herbert Street.(West Dallas Investments) Developers of West Dallas’ popular Trinity Groves have gotten the go-ahead for the project’s first office building. Property owner West Dallas Investments has received approval from the Dallas City Plan Commission for the seven-story office building to be constructed at Singleton Boulevard and Herbert Street, just west of the Trinity Groves restaurant complex. The office buildin...

After accident, Dallas neighborhood rallies around Haute Sweets Patisserie and its injured workers An SUV crashed into the Lake Highlands shop right as the holiday season was picking up. Haute Sweets Patisserie owner-chef Tida Pichakron (left) worked on holiday orders alongside Nicole Moreno. Pichakron and Moreno were among those injured when an SUV crashed into the kitchen.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor) The Nov. 17 incident sent all three to the hospital during the gourmet shop’s busiest season. But the outpouring of community support that followed has been “overwhelming,” says Pi...