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Dallas gymnasts are set to shine at this weekend’s Olympic Team Trials, showcasing elite talent and determination. Local fans eagerly anticipate their chance to secure a spot on the U.S. Olympic team.
TopGolf Entertainment Group CEO announces aggressive expansion plans, aiming to open multiple new locations nationwide. The move seeks to capitalize on growing demand for interactive sports entertainment.
Bijan Robinson poked fun at Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys during a recent interview, showcasing his playful side ahead of the upcoming NFL season. The Arizona Cardinals rookie enjoyed a light-hearted jab at the rival linebacker.
The USA Film Festival 2025 in Dallas will feature red carpet events and star salutes, celebrating cinematic excellence. The festival promises a vibrant showcase of films and honored guests, spotlighting the city’s cultural scene.
A recent survey ranks Dallas as home to the third-best arts district in the nation, highlighting its vibrant cultural scene and diverse offerings. The recognition underscores Dallas’s growing prominence in the arts community.
Netflix unveils the Netflix House, an immersive experience allowing fans to step into the worlds of their favorite shows and movies. This unique venue brings iconic scenes and settings to life for visitors.
Skate America 2024 returns to the Dallas area, spotlighting hometown U.S. champion Amber Glenn. The prestigious figure skating event promises thrilling performances and local excitement from October 18-20.
Explore festive delights around DFW with the Dallas Trail of Lights, FWSO’s Frozen in Concert, Holiday at the Arboretum, and more. Celebrate the season with vibrant events and family fun across the metroplex.
Discover top events this weekend in Dallas-Fort Worth for film enthusiasts, music creators, and gaming fans. From screenings and concerts to tournaments, WFAA highlights must-see activities across the metroplex.
Only eight U.S. theaters are currently screening Ryan Coogler’s film “Sinners” as the director intended. USA Today lists these exclusive venues, offering fans a rare chance to see the uncut version.
Dallas’s newly revamped series has sparked mixed reactions among US TV critics. Some praise its nostalgic appeal and drama, while others criticize the pacing and character development. The divide highlights the challenge of rebooting iconic shows.
A developer unveiled plans for a new office and entertainment hub at US 380 and Dallas North Tollway in Frisco, aiming to create a dynamic mixed-use destination that fosters business growth and community engagement.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is ramping up its engagement with developers and enterprises through a series of cloud events, webinars, and conferences. These sessions spotlight innovations, best practices, and hands-on learning opportunities.
TOCA Social remains interested in launching a “Topgolf-like” soccer entertainment venue in Dallas, an executive confirmed to WFAA. The concept aims to blend interactive soccer games with a social atmosphere.
Red Bull Soapbox Race USA returns with high-speed creativity and madcap engineering. Teams nationwide compete in gravity-powered vehicles, delivering thrilling, unpredictable fun for fans and racers alike.
USA Today is asking readers to weigh in on whether the Dallas Arboretum is the best botanical garden in the country. The iconic Texas garden is in the running, highlighting its stunning landscapes and seasonal displays.
North Texas is set to welcome the first wellness resort of its kind in the U.S., featuring saunas, thermal baths, waterslides, and more. The new destination promises a unique blend of relaxation and recreation, WFAA reports.
Cosm’s live sports venues in LA and Dallas have gone viral, attracting huge crowds. Following this success, the company plans to expand to new major cities, aiming to redefine the live sports experience nationwide.
North Texas emerges as a hub for high-tech entertainment, blending cutting-edge technology with immersive experiences. From esports arenas to interactive gaming hubs, the region is redefining digital leisure.
A Hebrew Bible dating back over 800 years, making it more than four times older than the United States, is set to be displayed in Dallas. The rare manuscript offers a unique glimpse into ancient religious history.