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The classic role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons will come to life in a new way when Dungeons & Dragons: The Immersive Quest makes its U.S. debut in Plano on October 15. It'll be located in the same former Buy Buy Baby location at 2712 N. Central Expwy. that hosted the Minecraft Experience in late 2024.| CultureMap Dallas
Joel and Ethan Coen, aka the Coen Brothers, have made for a fantastic filmmaking partnership over the past 40 years, winning four Oscars together. But following their last film, 2018’s The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, they went their separate ways, with Joel saying Ethan didn’t want to make movies anymore. Ethan appears to have revived his passion, though, as he’s back as a solo director with Drive-Away Dolls.| CultureMap Dallas
Spring is when everything feels new again, and it's also the time when festival organizers try to take advantage of both the good weather and positive feelings to put on their big events.| CultureMap Dallas
The buzzy Richardson CityLine complex has signed on two new restaurant tenants, slated to open in the fall: Manny’s Mexican Kitchen and authentic Chinese concept Show Mini Hot Pot.| CultureMap Dallas
The winners of the first Michelin Guide awards in Texas have been revealed, with 117 restaurants earning some kind of nod, including 15 one-star establishments.| CultureMap Dallas
The much-ballyhooed Michelin Guide debuted its Texas edition on November 11, with 15 restaurants across the state receiving stars, and dozens more earning various hugs and nods of one kind or another.| CultureMap Dallas
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The Michelin Guide will reveal a new batch of restaurants for its Texas-centric guide on October 28. This will be the second round of restaurants for Texas, following the guide's Texas debut in 2024.| CultureMap Dallas
On Saturday, August 2, Dallas Animal Services announced that it would no longer accept dogs from the public due to an outbreak at the shelter of Canine Distemper Virus, a contagious and often fatal viral disease that affects dogs.| CultureMap Dallas
A recent report analyzing the minimum income it takes to buy a home across America has revealed Texans have it easier than residents of other states, but the dream may still feel unattainable for many.| CultureMap Dallas
A popular West Dallas cocktail lounge is back in business: Jettison, the intimate bar located at 1878 Sylvan Ave. in the Sylvan Thirty complex, has come back to life with a new more open vibe.| CultureMap Dallas
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The annual dine-out Restaurant Week fundraiser kicks off this week with more than 150 Dallas restaurants offering discounted meals benefitting two charities. This week also gets spicy with a pepper party, and the grand reopening of a longtime restaurant in Dallas' West End.| CultureMap Dallas
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Beginning January 1, 2025, Texas vehicle owners will no longer be required to obtain a safety inspection prior to vehicle registration.| CultureMap Dallas
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We need a little Christmas right this very minute, and nothing makes spirits brighter than Christmas lights. The big, beautiful holiday light displays that Dallas is known for are switching on earlier than ever this year, promising an extra long season of sparkle and shine.| CultureMap Dallas
Inflation is high, interest rates are skyrocketing, and honestly, just existing is expensive. Whether it be the price of eggs or a new car, trying to have a financially stable life in one of America’s largest metropolitan areas is becoming more and more difficult.| CultureMap Dallas
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Inflation has certainly rattled the national economy, but some cities are feeling that sting harder than others — especially Dallas-Fort Worth.| CultureMap Dallas
A mildly obsessive pizza concept is coming to Texas with two locations in Dallas-Fort Worth: Donatos Pizza, a chain from Ohio famous for serving thin-crust pizzas with toppings that stretch to the very edge, will make its Texas debut with locations in Frisco and Flower Mound.| CultureMap Dallas
Labor Day has passed which means it's time for Christmas season, now officially underway with the news of three holiday-themed tours coming to the Dallas area, including two big music events and one new addition to the holiday lights landscape.| CultureMap Dallas
Google is making a big investment in Texas to the tune of $1 billion. According to a release, the tech giant will spend more than $1 billion to support its cloud and data center infrastructure. The company is also expanding its commitment to clean energy.| CultureMap Dallas
A splashy new park with public art and gardens is finally opening in Frisco: Called Kaleidoscope Park, it's a new green space opening inside Hall Park, the mixed-use development off Gaylord Parkway and Dallas Parkway, where it's being billed as the second-biggest park opening in DFW since Klyde Warren Park opened in downtown Dallas in 2012.| CultureMap Dallas
Despite growing sentiments that the U.S. is on a path towards a recession, Texas is pulling a lot of weight with one of the best state economies in the nation, according to a new annual report from WalletHub.| CultureMap Dallas
Texans might claim their state is the best for retired veterans, but a new WalletHub report places the Lone Star State at No. 28 in the U.S. when it comes to the "Best & Worst States for Military Retirees" in 2024.| CultureMap Dallas
One Dallas suburb experienced the most rapid growth spurt in the country last year: Celina, whose population grew by 26.6 percent, more than 53 times that of the nation’s growth rate of 0.5 percent. The city's population was 43,317 as of July 1, 2023.| CultureMap Dallas
The arts bring vibrance and color to communities everywhere, but a new report paints a somewhat bleak picture for artists and arts funding in Texas.| CultureMap Dallas
Texas is being ruled out as one of the most livable states in the country, according to a new study by WalletHub. On a list of all 50 states, the Lone Star State came in at a sorry No. 36.| CultureMap Dallas
Laundromats are one facet of life that have heretofore remained ungentrified, but that's about to change: There's a new "smart" laundromat, branded with Tide detergent, now open in East Dallas, in the Whiterock Marketplace at 11255 Garland Rd.| CultureMap Dallas
Crime may be a concern for some Texans, but the Dallas-Fort Worth area has it pretty good: Seven cities across North Texas – McKinney, Frisco, Grand Prairie, Plano, Carrollton, Richardson, and Denton – were named the safest and most affordable cities to live in the U.S., as declared in a new report by GoBankingRates.| CultureMap Dallas
Working from home in Dallas-Fort Worth has many advantages – especially getting to avoid the area's notoriously congested traffic. And Frisco workers are luckiest of all. According to a new SmartAsset study, Frisco has the second-most remote workers in the nation.| CultureMap Dallas
