City Council Approves New Downtown Development Project•Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Dallas-Fort Worth AreaCity Council Approves New Downtown Development Project•Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Dallas-Fort Worth Area
DFW Arts & Culture in 2026 — Theaters, Museums, Music & More
Dallas's Arts District is one of the largest urban cultural districts in the country, home to the Dallas Museum of Art, the Meyerson Symphony Center, the Winspear Opera House, and the Nasher Sculpture Center — all within walking distance of downtown. Fort Worth's Cultural District holds the Kimbell Art Museum, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, and the Amon Carter Museum. The Dallas Theater Center, Undermain Theatre, and Stage West keep the local theater scene active beyond Broadway tours.
Certain songs will be allowed to be played in a murder trial involving Dallas rapper Yella Beezy, but songs prosecutors argued explain the motive behind Mo3's murder will not be allowed.Yella Beezy murder trialA Dallas County judge ruled that two songs by Yella Beezy and one song by Mo3 will be allowed to be played in court.Lyrics in the songs seemingly speak to the two rappers' feud.However, the judge did not allow songs that prosecutors argue explain the motive behind Mo3's killing to be played.Yella Beezy's defense argued the lyrics involve playing a character, and should not be taken as fact.A Yella Beezy Instagram live video from the day of Mo3's murder was also not allowed to be played.Witness listThe prosecution's witness list was also revealed. Witnesses include:Kewon White and Devin Brown (others charged in connection)Benjamin Rainwater (MO3's manager)D'Andrea Harris (Yella Beezy's girlfriend)Nichole Noble (MO3's mom)Dallas rapper Trap Boy Freddy is also on the witness list. T
A lot of Fort Worth social media users have gone from “I back the blue!” to “I back the blue, but …” since the blue was captured on video trying to keep a street preacher with a bullhorn from possibly interjecting needless drama into a peaceful, celebratory festival. Or worse. From Trinity Pride Fest on the […] The post Back the Blue? Depends appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.
Dallas Arts District Ahava Silkey-Jones, Executive Director The Dallas Arts District has tapped Ahava Silkey-Jones as its new executive director. She succeeds Lily Weiss, who recently retired. With more than 15 years of leadership experience in a variety of fields, Silkey-Jones previously served as vice provost of the school of creative arts entertainment and design at … Continued The post Dallas Arts District Taps Ahava Silkey-Jones as New Executive Director appeared first on D Magazine.
On 'Bravest Neighbor,' Eric Michener turns Denton’s cul-de-sacs, anxieties and small everyday acts of courage into one of Fishboy’s most lovingly weird records yet.
