Downtown Dallas

The $185-million museum will be built in Victory Park.

It's a look at the current plans for the Trinity River Project and how it has been an unfolding source of controversy in Dallas/Fort Worth for over 40 years.

The show's over November 22.

This year's theme was "Honoring Our Military Medical Corps," and they certainly did that.

The new lecture series celebrates Dallas arts leaders.

The pastor calls it a "hodge podge" of buildings. The new design would update deteriorating buildings and be completed in 2013.

Dallas' high society checked out the Arts District's shiny new red toy.

REX is an internationally renowned architecture and design firm based in New York.

After 25 years of planning, opera house and theater are opened to prying eyes.

Their upcoming performance at the Meyerson will benefit North Texas Food Bank.

Dallas has certain realities that must be dealt with downtown, but we should look at them more as opportunities than excuses not to invest, to shop, and to live.

Take a look at this comprehensive history of Deep Ellum -- with hopes that the good days are swinging back any day now.

Shoppers can vote for their favorite design Oct. 9-11 in West Village.

One of those nights where the weather's fine, there's an open bar, and a sense, no matter how fleeting, of limitless potential.

This $150-a-tic "party bridge" preview featured vodka snow cones and a tall guy dressed in ivy.

The facility's interior will include five floors of public space housing 10 exhibition galleries, including a children's museum and outdoor playspace/courtyard -- and a whole bunch of other stuff.

The fair is in the air.

Summer lull basically killed them dead.

The Green Line is now open. While you prepare to trek down to the State Fair of Texas, check out the fun activities we found at each new stop.