My friend invited me to see indie rock artist Mac DeMarco live in Amsterdam! While I’m not their biggest fan, I’m interested in the bedroom pop genre, to include artists like Clairo and Rex Orange County.
Read MoreLe Bourget Air and Space Museum is a must-see attraction in Paris, featuring two legendary Concordes! On my weekend stroll, I visited the museum and witnessed a fine piece of aviation history!
Read MoreAhead of the December 14th vote where the FCC is expected the repeal regulations known as "net neutrality," dozens of protesters gathered at the main office headquarters of AT&T in downtown Dallas.
Read MoreDespite almost being canceled due to lack of funding, the Dallas Holiday Parade returned this holiday season with almost 5,000 attendees.
Read MoreOn November 13, 2017, various social justice organizations, including CAIR-TX DFW chapter, Faith Forward Dallas, and In Solidarity, held a press conference and vigil to educate the public about the upcoming immigration ban revision, otherwise known as the Trump administration's 'Muslim Ban 3.0'.
Read MoreSome time in early November, I was invited to a photo book club meeting. Kind of like a cult, but for photo books. Weird, right? It was overwhelming. I wish I had more time with the books.
Read MoreFrom dance and music performances to family-friendly art activities, the Otsukimi Moon Viewing Festival returns to Dallas just in time to celebrate the full autumn moon at Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas.
Read MoreMonths prior, I offered a friend and her family a photo session as a gift, since they are scheduled to give birth some time in December. After some planning, they decided we go to the Fort Worth Botanical Garden in late October, where the Japanese Fall Festival would take place. October 29, 2017
Read MoreOn October 28, hundreds of activists gathered in downtown Dallas in support of legalizing marijuana during the annual Dallas Marijuana March free speech event.
Read MoreOn October 22, international day against police brutality, tens of people gathered at a makeshift memorial in honor of men and women killed by police. Members of social activist group In Solidarity offered attendees chalk to write down names of the deceased.
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