Events

Spend the weekend doing a variety of seasonal activities. View festive light shows, watch a drive-in holiday movie, and drop off your kids for some holiday fun.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, nonprofits have been hit especially hard as millions of people lost their jobs.

The Christmas Pyramid stands as a centerpiece of the Dallas Arboretum’s Christmas Village, and you’ll see it as you approach it.

If you're looking for a virtual Santa visit, Santa Eric offers magic via Zoom for $50 a session This year, so many holiday traditions, like meeting Santa Claus, seem to have gone on hold.

The Chamberlain Ballet partnered with Galleria Dallas on Saturday, Nov. 23, to host "Nutcracker Sweets," a socially-distanced benefit performance, offering ballet students the opportunity to perform during the holiday season.

It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has made every holiday and tradition more difficult to adhere to. To say that like it’s still a novel observation almost comes across as patronizing.

About six months ago, Paul Judson found himself in an unthinkable situation. Similar to thousands of North Texas families, Judson had been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and government-mandated shutdowns.

As winter approaches, colored lights flicker on, nativity scenes appear, and the metroplex's most extravagant holiday events open their doors.

Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, the organizer of Selah, a leadership encounter, says that her path started with a call. “We call it the call to preach,” she says. “After my call, I went to seminary, ordination, and I prayed to make sure I understood.

Spend the weekend by ringing in the holiday season, relaxing at a spa, or supporting a local brewery (for those 21 and older). Head over to a restaurant for a special dine-in or a to-go Thanksgiving meal on Thanksgiving day.