Things to Do in DFW

Longtime North Texas radio DJ and award-winning country music songwriter Bill Mack has died of COVID-19, according to his son.

“Days of Our Lives” was preempted and will air overnight.

After delaying its original reopening set for mid-July, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will reopen to the public on August 13.

COVID-19 has had a devastating impact on the music scene, but one Dallas musician is creating new opportunities to get back to work.

TACA (The Arts Community Alliance) revamps granting program to support arts industry during the coronavirus pandemic.

Cara Mia Theatre announces a playwright residency designed to use art to build community during the coronavirus pandemic and social unrest.

Ordinary activities are beautiful at the Seward Johnson “Celebrating the Familiar” exhibition, the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden’s Summer of Sculpture festival now on view through July 31.

The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden announced its Summer of Sculpture festival featuring Seward Johnson’s “Celebrating the Familiar” exhibit, a collection of 25 life-size cast bronze sculptures throughout the garden, from June 22 to July 31.

Friday is National Tequila Day and NBC 5 checked in with the folks at Beto and Son at Trinity Groves for a few easy and expensive recipes you make with what you’ve got in your kitchen.

Restaurants in North Texas are in jeopardy of failing in the next 45 days. That’s according to Ray Washburne, the Dallas businessman who owns Highland Park Village and has invested in 65 restaurants.

Uptown Dallas sports bar and staple Christies Sports Bar & Grill is closing its doors due to COVID-19, the sports bar said on Facebook Wednesday morning.

The Texas Ballet Theater is taking a negative and turning it into a positive by launching #LivingRoomBallet.