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Free things to do in Dallas (and beyond) this weekend, Aug. 21-23

There is a shortage of bluegrass music left in Dallas. Poor David's Pub, in its new form, is bringing jam band bluegrass nights back.

By Alec Spicer, Alyssa Fields

Dallas gets its first Asian American Film Festival this month

The Dallas Asian American Film Festival will host its inaugural screening at Dallas' fine arts institutions, celebrating all facets of Asian-American culture.

By Preston Barta

How to Do Dallas: Our latest short-form video series is your neighborhood guide

It was supposed to be our way to share the city we love with international visitors during the World Cup, but our readers loved it so much we had to run it back.

By Jordan Maddox

Ice! at Gaylord Texan announces magical theme for its annual winter wonderland

You're in a blizzard, Harry.

By Preston Barta

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Dallas authors will take over Half Price Books for a day of discovery this weekend

Crawls are best when they don't come with hangovers. This Saturday, the free Local Author Crawl comes books, signings and a scavenger hunt.

By Preston Barta

Ben Masters wants Dallas to fall for its own river in 'Deep in the Heart' sequel

Filmmaker Ben Masters talks Texas rivers and why the Trinity is a "badass" ecosystem worth fighting for in his new documentary.

By Preston Barta

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Free things to do in Dallas (and beyond) this weekend, Aug. 21-23