Kimberly Richard is a journalist for NBC DFW, focusing on local arts and culture in the Dallas area. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant arts scene, Kimberly's articles highlight the latest exhibitions, performances, and events, while also exploring the impact of the arts on the community.
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Pianist Christopher Goodpasture is making his return to the Dallas Chamber Symphony in November.
Tamara Wootton Forsyth, the Marcus-Rose Family Deputy Director of the museum, will step in as Interim Director.
“The 12 Days of Christmas” will be on display as part of Holiday at the Arboretum through January 5
Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings is the first show of the theater's 2024-2025 season. Lyric Stage is bringing back the heavenly quartet, The Plaids, for the holidays.
By: Kimberly Richard
Opening January 24, Open University is inaugural DC NTX Graduate Student Program exhibition. Thirteen North Texas MFA students will get a chance to shine in the new year.
The Dallas native has been with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra since 2022, having previously led TACA since 2019.
By: Kimberly Richard
This year's artists are Kristin Boyer, LaShonda Cooks, Dizzy Orbit and Javier Sandova.
The mid-winter is anything but bleak with art, music, theater and dance events filling the first month of 2025. Within 31 days, North Texans can savor the last few days of holiday joy, explore Vesuvius, immerse themselves in Shakespeare at a theatre-in-the-round, and hear two world-class violinists perform with two different orchestras.
By: Kimberly Richard
The Dallas theater company will present three world premieres by local playwrights this year.
By: Kimberly Richard
Prize-winning violinist Sarah Ying Ma will perform with the Dallas Chamber Symphony on Jan. 14.
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