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The Big Deal: Olga Kern at the Winspear Opera House

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The fiery Russian pianist and Van Cliburn competition winner takes the stage at the AT&T PAC and five Big Deal winners will be there to watch her.

The Big Deal: Marc Broussard at Winspear Opera House

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Tickets to see the bluesy singer, presented by TITAS.

The Big Deal: Psychedelic Furs At The Granada

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Two Big Deal winners will be in heaven with a pair of tix to see Psychedelic Furs at the Granada.

Art & Advocacy Auction: The Art of Hope

Here’s your chance to add to your art collection while helping a child in need.

Art&Seek Jr: Come for the Candy, Stay for the Community

Trick-or-treating offers a chance to reconnect with your neighbors and find out about fun things happening nearby.

VIDEO: Arts District Needs Alcohol, Coffee And Food; Is Compared to Shopping Mall

If you missed State of the Arts with Veletta Forsyth Lill, Mark Banta and Maria Munoz-Blanco earlier this month, now’s your chance to check it out on video.

13 Ways to Look at War

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The winner of this year’s Heitt Prize in the Humanities – a professor of English at West Point – offers her list of literary works that are sure to provide you with new perspectives on war.

Saturday Spotlight: WorldFest

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In the Saturday Spotlight, we’re taking a trip around the world.

Turn Out the Lights: Ft. Worth’s Amphibians Move to a New Stage

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Fort Worth’s Amphibian Stage Productions finally has its own home: a red-brick building on South Main. But they’re opening it by reviving a show you can’t see. And you won’t be able to see all of their new home, either. It’s actually a highly theatrical move.

DMA to Debut First Major Survey of Jim Hodges’ Artworks

From massive rock sculptures to delicate silk flower collages and room-sized installations, Jim Hodges’ artworks range across a wide spectrum of styles. But they often embody paradoxes about fragility and time. The DMA show is co-organized with the Walker Art Center.

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