Shannon Sutlief
The Dallas Morning News
Dallas, TX, United States
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Holiday lights illuminate Dallas-Fort Worth neighborhoods for free, festive fun
Christmas lights are shining bright on houses and other areas across North Texas. → Read More
What not to miss at the 2022 State Fair of Texas
Here are the biggest highlights to expect when the fair opens Sept. 30. → Read More
Fun things to do this weekend and beyond in Dallas-Fort Worth
Find places to go and things to do and see in North Texas. → Read More
Memorial Day weekend events honor the fallen and mark the unofficial start of summer
Many will take time this holiday weekend to observe Memorial Day. You can join in the National Moment of Remembrance on May 30 at 3 p.m. or attend one of... → Read More
Where to find Easter egg hunts and Easter Bunny visits in Dallas-Fort Worth
Hunt up some early Easter fun in North Texas. → Read More
African American Roots Music Festival to tribute early genres in Fort Worth
Launched online last year, the festival celebrates of the Black origins of early American music → Read More
6 places to celebrate Lunar New Year in North Texas
Chinese New Year festivities take place in Grand Prairie, Garland, Richardson and more to mark the Year of the Tiger. → Read More
Visiting Galleria Dallas’ Santaland and Snowday is like walking into a winter wonderland
See Santa Claus in person and get photos suited for social media and sharing. → Read More
Make your list: area markets tout holiday items and more
Head to these pop-ups and Christmas markets to stock up on holiday cheer. → Read More
Celebrate the holidays with festivals and lightings throughout North Texas
Feel the warmth of the season while enjoying the glow of illuminated trees, twinkly lights and burning menorah candles. From faux snow to folklorico, here... → Read More
Where to find Christmas markets and holiday pop-ups in North Texas
We’ve rounded up Christmas markets and holiday pop-ups across North Texas. → Read More
Dallas-Fort Worth events mark Cinco de Mayo with celebrations of Mexican culture
Cinco de Mayo commemorates when the Mexican army won a battle over the French on May 5, 1862, during the Franco-Mexican War. Here are a few ways to honor... → Read More
The top places to see Christmas lights and other holiday displays in Dallas-Fort Worth
Put on your hat and gloves, fill that thermos with cocoa and pack some cookies. It's time to take in all things twinkly. We've rounded up some top... → Read More
Take our photo quiz to test your knowledge of North Texas sights
All photography by Juan Figueroa/Staff Photographer How well do you know Dallas? Could you sweep a Jeopardy category on Big D history? Or are you more... → Read More
Find Juneteenth celebrations around Dallas-Fort Worth
This year, due to the coronavirus pandemic, some Dallas-Fort Worth celebrations are being hosted online. → Read More
ArlingCon, a family-friendly pop culture fan convention, is online only this year
Some of the best parts of fan conventions are the camaraderie and sense of community that folks get from spending time with others who share their passions... → Read More
Texas Rangers games are still on hold, but Globe Life Field’s First Look Tours start June 1
In March, the coronavirus pandemic caused the cancellation of the Chris Stapleton and Willie Nelson concert that was to have been the first official event... → Read More
Addison’s Cavanaugh Flight Museum is one of the only museums open in Dallas-Fort Worth
While Texas museums have been permitted to reopen with 25% capacity, many in Dallas-Fort Worth have opted to continue virtual programming while determining... → Read More
Explore Dallas like a visitor and enjoy some safe-distance sightseeing
Though some restaurants and other businesses are reopening, not everyone is in a hurry to resume regular activities. Many folks are still working from home. ... → Read More
Watch Daniel Radcliffe and others read ‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ chapters for Harry Potter at Home series
Unless you’ve been petrified, wandering the Forbidden Forest or in Romania studying dragons, you’ve likely heard that Harry Potter is back. Well, kind of.... → Read More