The Dallas ‘literary hub’ has a concentration in Oak Cliff
When Whose Books Neighborhood Bookstore owners Claudia and John Vega were growing up in Oak [...]
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09, 2026
The old W.H. Adamson High School campus is up for grabs
Taking on a historic renovation can cost a pretty penny. Especially if a building is [...]
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09, 2026
Fine Print showcases magazines and posters from across the globe
Colorful magazine covers pop off the stark white walls to the right. A gallery of [...]
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09, 2026
Winnetka Heights resident combines his love for horror and caffeine with Deep Cuts Coffee
Adam Johnson watches as a group of preppy downtown Dallas coworkers approaches his coffee shop. [...]
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09, 2026
Sinister Strolls leads true crime tours throughout Downtown, Bishop Arts expansion coming soon
It could be a sweltering summer night or the chill of winter in the air [...]
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09, 2026
Opening remarks: A look at the Oak Cliff literary scene for the education issue
Dear reader, The October print edition of the Oak Cliff Advocate is my favorite. Coming [...]
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09, 2026
Trinity Park Conservancy receives $25 million gift from The Perot Foundation
The West Overlook area prior to the groundbreaking. Photo courtesy of Trinity Park Conservancy. Trinity [...]
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09, 2026
Save Dallas City Hall announces petition drive to put City Hall’s future on May ballot
Liane Pei, daughter of Dallas City Hall architect I.M. Pei, speaks at a press conference [...]
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09, 2026
Bishop Arts Theatre Center opens call for submissions for the annual Banned Books Festival
The 2025 Banned Books Festival featured plays inspired by So You Want to Talk About [...]
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09, 2026
Dallas goes purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Dallas City Hall The City of Dallas is going purple throughout October to bring awareness [...]
