Category: Frisco Community

The exhibition delves into Impressionism’s journey from 1874 to the early 20th century, highlighting the movement’s rebellious beginnings and its transformative impact on modern art, according to a Mutual Art article. They report.  “The Impressionist Revolution from Monet to Matisse explores the fascinating story of Impressionism from its birth in 1874 to its legacy in… Continue reading Exploring ‘The Impressionist Revolution’ at Dallas Museum

Texas welcomes Ribbee’s, a unique BBQ spot by the award-winning team behind Goldee’s, set to open soon with a sole focus on ribs, according to an Audacy article. In it they say,  “There’s no shortage of amazing barbecue restaurants in the Lone Star State, but we always have room for one more, right? Ribbee’s is… Continue reading Texas BBQ Joint Launches Ribs-Only Takeout in Fort Worth

The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum presents “Walk this Way,” showcasing historic shoes that narrate tales of women’s rights and activism until July 14, according to a Dallas Innovates article. As per the report,  “The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum has announced a new special exhibition, “Walk this Way: Footwear from the Stuart… Continue reading Dallas Exhibit Walks Through Women’s History via Shoes

Macy’s plans to close 150 underperforming stores in three years, focusing on expanding luxury brands like Bloomingdale’s and Bluemercury, according to a CBS News article. They say,  “Macy’s on Tuesday said it plans to close roughly 150 underperforming stores over the next three years, the struggling retailer’s latest effort to energize its business as it… Continue reading Macy’s Closes 150 Stores Amid Luxury Brand Expansion

Perot Museum of Nature and Science is getting ready for the once in a lifetime solar eclipse and they are giving out one million glasses to Dallas students according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say,  “Dallas is the largest city in the path of totality for the Great North American Eclipse, according to… Continue reading A million glasses for Dallas’ Solar Eclipse

Half Price Books is reopening in Upper Arlington at 1389 W. Lane Ave., beneath the Arlington Gateway lofts, with a grand opening on Friday, according to an NBC4i article. It says,  “A used-book store is reopening at a new location in Upper Arlington. Half Price Books is opening its newest spot at 1389 W. Lane… Continue reading Half Price Books Reopens in Upper Arlington

A Garland resident won $1 million from a scratch-off ticket purchased at a Dallas 7-Eleven on Oak Lawn. The winning ticket was from the Millions Club game, according to a Fox 4 News article. As per the report,  “A Garland resident won a $1 million prize on a scratch-off ticket they bought in Dallas. The… Continue reading Garland Resident Claims $1M Lottery Prize

Bluebonnets are blooming along North Texas highways, signaling spring’s arrival. Meteorologist David Finfrock anticipates a bumper crop due to El Niño, expecting a superbloom, according to an NBCDFW article. They say,  “It’s a sure sign of spring in Texas, Bluebonnets have started to spring up alongside highways in North Texas. An NBC 5 photojournalist captured… Continue reading Texas Bluebonnets Paint North Texas Landscape Brilliance

American Girl Dallas opens its doors at The Shops at Park Lane on Saturday, March 2, bringing dolls and delightful experiences for all, according to a Culture Map Dallas article. It reports,  “A date has arrived for American Girl, the doll store-restaurant-salon chain, who will open American Girl Dallas, their newest location, at The Shops… Continue reading Dallas Welcomes American Girl’s Grand Opening

The Fort Worth Zoo joyfully announces the birth of Ruby, a female mandrill born on Jan. 11, 2024. Ruby is the first mandrill born at the zoo since 1995, according to a Chron article. In it they say,  “A Texas zoo just welcomed the birth of a colorful primate species you might recognize from Disney’s… Continue reading Fort Worth Zoo Celebrates Rare Mandrill Monkey Birth