One brunch, one event: Your weekend culinary guide to Dallas, Oct. 31 & Nov. 1
This weekend hit Jaquval Pub for a breakfast fit for a king. Then take an ofrenda tour through Oak Cliff.
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How to celebrate Día de los Muertos in Dallas
Dallas is going big for Día de los Muertos this year, from parades to brunch and ofrendas aplenty.
Free things to do in Dallas (and beyond) this weekend, Oct. 30 – Nov. 1
We’ll see you in Denton for the last days so close to the state capital of Halloween.
The biggest and best concerts coming to Dallas in 2027
Calling all cuties: Your death cab will be here in March. Fort Worthians: Start planning for a homecoming.
Best things to do in Dallas this week, Oct. 26 – Nov. 1
Trick or treat? We’ll take treat.
One brunch, one event: Your weekend culinary guide to Dallas, Oct. 24-25
Your guide on where to brunch and what to do this weekend.
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5 reasons you need to be at the Dallas Observer happy hour at Easy Slider
Not that you need an excuse to grab a drink these days, but in case you’re looking, we’ve got five right here.
Angine de Poitrine announces 2027 tour, Dallas date
The tour marks the duo’s first-ever headlining show in Dallas.
The best places near North Texas to see the upcoming Orionid Meteor Shower
These four spots near North Texas make for some of the best chances at catching one of the most gorgeous showers of the year.
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Finally, patio season is here: the 15 best patios in Dallas
The 10-day forecast calls for perfect temps, sunny skies and cocktails on a patio.
‘You Can’t Leave’ cast finds that home is where the haunt is: North Texas
The film’s cast talks nightmares, roots and why filming in familiar places like Argyle and Highland Park can still be scary.
Edgemere Film Fest returns for a second year, celebrating film and senior living
There’s no age limit on having good taste in movies or a good time at Edgemere Film Festival.
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One brunch, two events: Your weekend culinary guide to Dallas (Oct. 17 – 19)
Get out this weekend. Here are a few ideas.
Dallas Observer supper club returns with exclusive Ateliê dinner. Open to all readers (Sold Out)
For our next curated dining experience, we’re headed to dinner at an art gallery in Oak Cliff. And this time, all are welcome.
Salvation Tattoo’s grassroots convention returns for a second year
Salvation Tattoo wants to bolster Dallas’ tattoo culture by bringing 50 artists from around the world to the city for one colorful weekend.
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Do Good Fest will bring Lisa Loeb, Barenaked Ladies and a great cause to Arlington
Oct. 24 at Levitt Pavilion pairs Dallas-raised Lisa Loeb with a $20 ticket and a mission bigger than the nostalgic tunes.
The 10 best horror movie screenings in Dallas this October
From Joe Bob Briggs’ all-nighter to a blood-soaked “It” feature at Cosm’s dome, here are D-FW’s most deliciously spooky, special screenings this month.
‘Once Upon a Time in Texas’ revists its own story of Dallas outlaws in the 1800s
Tanner Beard’s “Once Upon a Time in Texas,” was made 15 years ago and released under a different title. Now, it’s it’s being reimagined with 20 new minutes of film.
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Kacey Musgraves has big (disco) balls for her new tour
The Texas native offers a peak into her creative world ahead of back-to-back shows at the American Airlines Center this weekend.
One man’s trash becomes another’s scare in Old City Park with Junkyard Haunted House
North Texas entrepreneur Ricardo Hernandez is expanding his haunted house empire into the already-creepy Old City Park this month.
The best Halloween concerts in North Texas this year
Halloween is on a Saturday this year, which means you have no excuse not to party.
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Longtime Dallas musician Jeff Saenz finds his way back to the stage after life-changing accident
Even 8,000 volts couldn’t keep Dallas artist Jeff Saenz from finding his way back to the stage. His new Baby Snakes & the Electric Co. project is that journey on display.