#Perot Museum of Nature and Science

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Flexomornis, Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas, TX

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Ausrox Gold

In 2010 three miners armed with a metal detector and a small tractor discovered Ausrox out in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. It weighs 748 troy ounces or 51.3 pounds.

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I'm finally home from 10 days of traveling so I can post that

Dallas Fan Festival was last weekend!!

It was so much fun! 😭 I got to see Andy Serkis again and hangout with some of my dear friends (who are also some of my beloved mutuals 💕🥰). We all got autographs and to torment each other in line—some of us (me) more than others. 😇😈 We also got a group photo with him, which I absolutely adore! It's one of my favorite photos ever. He was SO excited when we all swarmed him! We all look so cute and he has a massive grin on his face.

(During the photo, I also rested my hand directly between his flexed shoulder blades and THE MUSCLES ON THAT MAN, DEAR FUCKING GOD, Y'ALL 🥵 trying to MURDER me)

Here are some photos I took of him in the autograph line

I had him sign the covers to Pandaemonium and The Accused 😍🥺 He was thrilled about Pandaemonium and said he really liked that movie. I told him I have a degree in English Literature and Poetry (which he seemed very impressed by 😎 My degree finally came in handy lol), so I really liked it as well. That it meant a lot to me to have a movie actually about poets—even moreso because he was in it. AND I finally got his signature next to Liam Black 🫠 There isn't a lot of open space on the cover so he wasn't sure where to sign it. I said, "We might have to sacrifice Sean Bean's head." He chuckled and, in a fake serious voice, said, "Sorry, Sean." HE'S ALWAYS SO SWEET AND LOVELY AND WONDERFUL 😭🥹

Sunday we went to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas because they were playing Blue Whales: Return of the Giants. Which is a documentary on blue whales...narrated by Andy 😂 The lady checking our tickets said she liked our shirts because of course we rolled in there representing. (The documentary opened with him going, "Can you hear that? Can you feel that?" And we were all Very Normal 😌)

The panel was really good. I know there are people that don't like that actors can't talk about their projects with the SAG-AFTRA strike going on, but I LOVE that we get to hear him talk about himself. He talked about his acting and performance capture, theater, mountain climbing, his love of jazz, and his photography, which he doesn't talk about a lot and was very exciting!! The interviewer was fantastic and asked a lot of fun "this or that" questions (he picked art museums over history museums, vampires over werewolves, but struggled with plays vs musicals lol). Here's a link to the panel if you want to watch it yourself!

I got a Caesar Funko, a Snoke figure, and an OG Cornelius figure. We also ""acquired"" some of the photos you could get signed if you didn't have anything special for him to sign, so I ended up with a David Robey and a Caesar print 🫠😌🥵. (Bless you and your taste for crime, H. I love you.)

Overall, it was such a great convention and an amazing weekend. I loved Dallas. Huge thanks to @communism-bitches, @csboz, @the-eyes-of-andyserkis, and @tarrenterror25 for making the weekend extra fantastic and for being so lovely. 🥹 I love and appreciate you all so much. We're absolutely doing this again soon, hopefully with the rest of TNBF crew to make it EVEN better! 😍💖 Andy Con 2024!

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HMS Erebus for the Terror asks?

What was the last museum you visited?: That would be The Hall of State in Dallas! It was during the Texas State Fair last October (which was very fun but I got sunburned all to hell). I REALLY want to go to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas, just so I can see the dinosaurs. Even though I've wanted to be a paleontologist since I was four, I have NEVER seen a fully articulated skeleton! It's shameful 🤦🏻‍♂️ I think I'd cry if I saw one now!

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Dine-Out Meals of June 2023, Ranked

I ranked the following based on taste alone. I made no consideration for ambiance or the general dining experience or whatever. I included meals I got to go. I included food trucks, catered meals, and fast food.

Sushi reigns supreme this month over a list that includes more hotel food and fast food than usual.

Should you be interested in the pictures or reading the few words I had to say about each meal, click on the home page and scroll down or see the archives.

Sushi & Sashimi Combo Entrée. Kassai Sushi. Denver, Colorado. 6.26.2023.

Sushi Rolls (Kemuri, Furakaki, Zarigani). Kemuri. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.18.2023.

Sushi & Sashimi Combo Entrée. Kassai Sushi. Denver, Colorado. 6.20.2023.

Hickory Smoked Chicken Dinner. Babe’s Chicken Dinner House. Frisco, Texas. 6.7.2023.

Farm to Table Cobb w/Atlantic Salmon. Root Down (Airport). Denver, Colorado. 6.23.2023.

Chicken Leg Quarters, Black-Eyed Peas, Cabbage. Platnum BBQ (River Market). Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.2.2023.

Chicken Leg Quarters, Black-Eyed Peas, Cabbage. Platnum BBQ (River Market). Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.29.2023.

Chicken Wings (shared), Gettin’ Figgy Wit It Burger, Sweet Potato Fries. Park Burger. Denver, Colorado. 6.27.2023.

Charcuterie Board, Fig & Goat Cheese (Shared Apps), Caesar Salad, Rabbit Gnocchi. Cattivella. Denver, Colorado. 6.21.2023.

Signature Sweet Hot Burger w/Fries. Copper Grill. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.16.2023.

Summer Seared Ahi Salad, Tomato Basil Soup. Modern Market Eatery. Denver, Colorado. 6.22.2023.

Catered Party Buffet. Cache (Catering). Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.1.2023.

Avocado Toast, Acai Bowl (Shared all). Fidel & Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.18.2023.

Catered Lunch (Curry Chicken Salad Sandwich, Spicy Bahn Mi, Brownie, Cookie). The Root Cafe. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.14.2023.

Spicy Chicken Deluxe Pizza, Caesar Salad. Pizza Café. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.12.2023.

Grilled Trout w/Veggies, Beans. Flying Fish. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.15.2023.

The Reaper (Turkey Burger), Sweet Potato Fries. Big Orange. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.25.2023.

Hummus Fattoush Wrap. Fidel & Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.19.2023.

Hummus Fattoush Wrap. Fidel & Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.30.2023.

Jimmy’s Salad w/Salmon. Nardello’s Pizza Tavern. Mount Pleasant, Texas. 6.11.2023.

Oishi Roll, Dragon Roll. Horu Sushi (Legacy Hall). Frisco, Texas. 6.9.2023.

Fried Artichoke Hearts (shared), Cobb Salad. Didi’s Downtown. Frisco, Texas. 6.10.2023.

Shared Plates (to go). Orient Express. North Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.4.2023.

Shooting Star Skillet w/Blueberry Pancakes. Red Rooster Café. Denver, Colorado. 6.21.2023.

Spicy Chicken Deluxe Combo. Chick-fil-A. (Airport) Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.20.2023.

Grilled Chicken Sandwich Combo. Chick-fil-A. (Airport) Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.28.2023.

Seafood Dumplings (shared), Miso Ramen w/Chicken. Red Bowl. Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.26.2023.

Lunch Catering (Taco Bowl). Qdoba (Catering). Denver, Colorado. 6.23.2023.

Lunch Catering (Chicken Alfredo). AC Hotel Dallas Frisco. Frisco, Texas. 6.9.2023.

Lunch Catering (Tacos). AC Hotel Dallas Frisco. Frisco, Texas. 6.8.2023.

Salad Bar. The Café (Perot Museum of Nature & Science). Dallas, Texas. 6.10.2023. (No photo.)

Baja Fish Burrito. Illegal Pete’s (Colfax). Denver, Colorado. 6.27.2023.

Half Rack of Pork Ribs, Half Chicken w/Fries, Salad. The Magic Time Machine Restaurant. Addison, Texas. 6.8.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.11.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.8.2023. (No photo.)

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.10.2023. (No photo.)

Breakfast Buffet. Residence Inn by Marriott. Frisco, Texas. 6.9.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Renaissance Denver Central Park (Lounge). Denver, Colorado. 6.22.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Renaissance Denver Central Park (Lounge). Denver, Colorado. 6.23.2023.

Breakfast Buffet. Renaissance Denver Central Park (Fifty300). Denver, Colorado. 6.28.2023.

Turkey Bacon, Cheddar & Egg White Sandwich. Starbucks. Denver, Colorado. 6.21.2023.

Turkey Bacon, Cheddar & Egg White Sandwich. Starbucks. Denver, Colorado. 6.27.2023.

Grilled Redfish Salad. Flying Burger & Seafood. Caddo Valley, Arkansas. 6.7.2023.

Chicken Wings (Sweet BBQ), Chop Chop Salad. Brothers Bar & Grill (Central Park). Denver, Colorado. 6.22.2023.

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Dear Gus & Magnus,

We went to the Perot Museum of Nature & Science today. Gus loved a game that allowed him to use his arms to control a hawk on screen. Magnus liked sorting vegetables in the toddler room.

After naptime we went for an early dinner, then the park we've made a habit of visiting every day. It's been a good trip. We're heading home in the morning.

Dad.

Frisco, Texas. 6.10.2023 - 6.36pm.

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Viewing the places of Dallas

Dallas is an ultra-modern and advanced developed city that fascinates worldwide visitors.

It is unique considering everything we have at our fingertips- fine dining, high-level sports and entertainment, arts, museums, outdoor activities, a living music scene, and great weather. Dallas is the most friendly city in the world. 

One of the best places to live Texas. The best time to visit Dallas is after winter and before summer in the month of spring in the northern hemisphere. The greenish feast of the gardens and trees September and November.

 In the southern hemisphere it is summer from March to may.The highest and average celsius is 25 degrees and lowest celsius is 15 degrees.

Here some of the points we should know about it:

Are you in Dallas or planning to visit the dollar so some of the places where we can enjoy and capture each and every moment where we spent the time. 

1. The shopping party

2. Love of sports

3. Family fun

4. Nightlife style

The shopping  party

Dallas is an ideal place for shopping for each and every style,taste and budgets it has sometimes to offer. Here are some top places for shopping where we can get makeup things, clothes, music and other items also.

Northpark center, wild bill’s western store, galleria dallas, buffalo exchange, stanley korshak, bullzerk, mizzen+main, spinster records, uncommon market, vintage martini. These are some of the places for shopping that we want.

Love of sports

Dallas is home for several professional sports mainly we are knowing about some of the six sports are:

The Dallas Cowboys- National Football League,

Dallas Mavericks- National Basketball Association, 

Dallas Stars- National Hockey League, 

Texas Rangers- Major League Basketball,

Dallas Wings- Women Basketball Association 

FC Dallas- Major League Soccer.

Some other sports are also known as roller derby, cricket, call of duty, horse racing, ultimate frisbee, etc….

Family fun

Dallas is a place for attracting family and more over kids. Most of the people are showing interest in trips with family to see and enjoy the world. Here  some of the places we know about it are: Dallas World's aquarium, Perot museum of nature and science, klyde warren park, art district, sightseeing bus tour.

Here are some of the places that can be played by kids and sightseeing places where we can do lots of things. 

Nightlife style

Some of the best nightlife in Dallas are deep Ellum, downtown, uptown, design district, Oak lawn. In Dallas once the sunset is down then the city is filled with lights and beautiful music to cocktail on the rooftops some make sure the plan of dallas.

Enjoying the music with a drink. There are endless opportunities to see and enjoy music. Have endless laughs at night out.

Finally, we are now Dallas is a third-largest city in texas.home for more neighbors and attractive places to visit, lifestyle of those places. Weather of that place can have more awesome range but it can not be explained.

Conclusion

Dallas is the palace of the center business district(CBD), Texas, United States located in the geographic center of the city. We also know the nickname of Dallas is ”City of Hate”. Modern culture that can be more sophisticated.

Considering the unique style of Dallas are attracting people worldwide to visit that palace using weather, food, activities, entertainment, and so on. For more related topics click here best time to visit Dallas place where millions of memories can be captured by viewing this particular place.

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Best Time to Visit Dallas

Are you planning a trip to Dallas, Texas, but need to know the best time to visit? Dallas is a vibrant and exciting city with plenty to see and do, no matter what time of year you choose to go. However, depending on your preferences and interests, some seasons are better than others.

In this article, we'll help you determine the best time to visit Dallas based on weather, events, and attractions so that you can confidently plan your trip.

Weather in Dallas

The weather in Dallas can be hot and humid in the summer months, with temperatures often reaching the mid-90s Fahrenheit (35°C) and high humidity. Winters can be mild, with occasional cold spells and temperatures averaging around 50°F (10°C). Spring and fall are generally considered the most pleasant seasons, with temperatures ranging from the 60s to 80s°F (15°C to 30°C).

Best Time to Visit for Mild Weather: Spring (March-May) and Fall (September-November)

Spring and fall are the most popular times to visit Dallas, with pleasant temperatures and sunny skies. The city comes alive in spring with blooming wildflowers and events like the Dallas Blooms festival at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. In the fall, you can enjoy the State Fair of Texas, which takes place from late September to mid-October, and the Autumn at the Arboretum festival.

Best Time to Visit for Outdoor Activities: Spring (March-May) and Fall (September-November)

If you want to get outside and explore the great outdoors, spring, and fall are the best seasons to visit Dallas. With mild temperatures and low humidity, you can hike, bike, or stroll through one of Dallas's many parks or nature preserves. During the fall, you can enjoy outdoor activities like pumpkin patches, hayrides, and corn mazes.

Best Time to Visit for Indoor Activities: Summer (June-August)

If you prefer indoor activities like museums and shopping, summer may be the best time to visit Dallas. You'll appreciate indoor air conditioning with the hot and humid weather outside. Dallas has many world-class museums, including the Dallas Museum of Art, Perot Museum of Nature and Science, and the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, which explores the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Plus, with shopping centres like NorthPark Center and the Galleria Dallas, you'll have plenty of options to beat the heat.

Best Time to Visit for Festivals and Events: Spring (March-May) and Fall (September-November)

Dallas has many festivals and events throughout the year, but the most popular ones occur in spring and fall. In addition to the Dallas Blooms festival and the State Fair of Texas, there are many other events to enjoy, such as the Dallas International Film Festival in April and that e Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival in May, and the Texas State Fair Classic football game in September.

Conclusion: 

The best time to visit Dallas depends on your preferences and interests. If you're looking for mild weather and outdoor activities, spring and fall are the best seasons to visit. If you prefer indoor activities and shopping, summer may be the best time. And if you want to experience the many festivals and events that Dallas offers spring and fall are ideal.

No matter when you choose and read the best time to visit Dallas, you'll surely have a great time in this vibrant and exciting city.

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The Park at Heritage Hills in Venus, TX

Have you been dreaming to live in a super luxurious rental apartment? Well, here’s a recommendation for you. One of the quicker ways to find a posh living space is researching about The Park at Heritage Hills. Aside from that, they’ve been offering stylish living spaces these days. Then, it has something to do with the best three bedroom apartments in Midlothian School District area. For their community facilities, you can enjoy some add-ons. It includes sand volleyball, pet park and spa, package lockers, coffee bar, covered parking options, sparkling resort-style pool, pickleball court, modern community clubhouse, outdoor grilling areas, and state-of-the-art fitness center.

Venus, TX

Presently, we know that creating a travel itinerary is delightful. If you’re searching for pre-scheduled events in Venus, TX, it is crucial to check out online posts. Here are examples from Eventbrite website. First, there will be 2nd Annual Jaxon Anthony Memorial Foundation Axe Throwing Tournament today, July 12, 2024, at around 9:00 AM at Battle Axes Axe Throwing. Second, the Mommy Daughter Lunch is scheduled tomorrow, July 13, 2024, at around 2:30 PM at Chicken N Pickle - Grand Prairie. Lastly, you can also opt to attend the Wood & Epoxy Charcuterie Board, tomorrow, July 13, 2024, at around 12:00 PM at Rockler Woodworking and Hardware - Arlington.

Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Many people visit the Perot Museum of Nature and Science as a famous tourist attraction situated near Venus, TX. In addition, it’s a perfect place to shop with your family and friends. Basically, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, shortened to Perot Museum, is a natural history and science museum in Dallas, Texas in Victory Park. In addition, the museum was named in honor of Margot and Ross Perot. The current chief executive officer of the museum is Dr. Linda Abraham-Silver. Furthermore, students can explore 11 permanent exhibit halls, experience educational films in their theater, and take advantage of TEKS-aligned onsite classroom or auditorium programming.

Christopher Bledsoe Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Venus, TX

We know that there are many shocking news reports in the Venus, TX. One of the stories has something to do with a highway accident. As reported, in 2022, Christopher Bledsoe was killed after an accident where a motorcycle crashed along the highway. In addition, officials reported that the crash took place at around 8:23 in the evening along US Highway 67 near County Road 213. According to reports, the investigators mentioned that 35-year-old Christopher Bledsoe was on a Ducati motorcycle traveling eastbound along US 67. Then, the motorcycle lost control, went off the roadway, and crashed into the median.

Link to map

Perot Museum of Nature and Science 2201 N Field St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States Drive from US-67 S to Venus 30 min (30.5 mi) Turn right Destination will be on the left 16 sec (0.1 mi) The Park at Heritage Hills 261 Heritage Hills Pkwy, Venus, TX 76084, United States

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Visit Dallas, USA.

Here are 8 tourist attractions:

Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Reunion Tower

The Dallas World Aquarium

Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Museum of Art

NorthPark Center

Klyde Warren Park

Dallas Zoo

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Historic Forest Theater in South Dallas To Begin Renovations

The historic theater near Fair Park has sat unused for many years, but an influx of cash and a neighborhood redevelopment plan aim to change that.

The Forest Theater is finally set to make its long-awaited comeback. courtesy Forest ForwardLocal nonprofit Forest Forward broke ground Thursday on renovations to bring a local cultural mecca back into the limelight.

Adjacent to Interstate 45, at 1918 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., stands a slender yet prominent green tower tipped by a red sphere. Despite its visual prominence and its local cultural importance through the '70s, the Forest Theater has experienced a tumultuous history since its inception 75 years ago in 1949. The venue has sat empty since 2009.

Facing this difficult past, Forest Forward obtained the property in 2017 and has worked since then to launch renovations on the property, which became a reality last week.

“Today’s groundbreaking at the Forest Theater symbolizes community partnership and collaboration at its very best – because when we come together to work toward a common vision, we are unstoppable,” said Elizabeth Wattley, president and CEO of Forest Forward, at the groundbreaking, according to a news release.

The packed event saw 700 locals turn out and emphatically support the important step in the project. The redevelopment plan drew mostly positive reactions when it was publicly announced in 2021.

Familiar faces who attended the groundbreaking included Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, local U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett and State Senator Royce West.

Many notable performers have appeared at the venue over the years, including Sidney Poitier, Tina Turner and Prince. Forest Theater was also owned for a time by South Dallas local and singer Erykah Badu in 2003, who converted it into an arts center and renamed it the “Black Forest Theater.” 

Renovations to Forest Theater will encompass significant growth to the complex. Once complete, the 66,000-square-foot building will have an arts education hub, a 1,000-plus seat performance hall, a 200-seat multi-use studio theater, a recording studio and accompanying amenities including a cafe and a restaurant. 

“The renovation of The Forest Theater is more than just revitalizing a historically significant structure," said Dallas City Council Member Adam Bazaldua. "Investing in and highlighting the theater’s historic significance is symbolic of the commitment of so many, to preserving South Dallas’ history while investing in new resources and assets for the community to grow.”

The neighborhood the theater resides in is set to receive a $75.215 million "infusion of resources" according to the news release (the number is a nod to the area’s Zip Code). The Forest Theater project is the first redevelopment phase of a plan to invest in the neighborhood. Other steps in the Forest Forward 75215 Capital Campaign include mixed-use housing and improvements to the Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center to focus on STEAM-based education.

“The Forest Theater is the result of a successful private-public partnership that will serve as a decisive catalyst for not only economic development and growth but arts education and much-needed affordable housing,” Crockett said. “Forest Forward’s remarkable $75 million vision – focused upon an often-forgotten community – has the potential to reimagine and bolster Sunny South Dallas, positively affecting generations to come.”

The groundbreaking on Thursday was accompanied by further good news for the project. It was announced that local billionaire Margot Perot, whose family endowed the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, has donated $1 million to the Forest Forward initiative. 

Other major donors that pushed the project over the line in the last couple of years include Communities Foundation of Texas, which donated $5 million, and the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development, which donated $4 million.

Construction is expected to be completed by December 2025.

Revival Effort Is Changing Students’ Lives

Renovation of Forest Theater is already paying off for kids at South Dallas’ MLK Arts Academy

The Forest Theater, once the arts and culture anchor of South Dallas, has had so many lives that it’s hard to remember all of them.

None have stuck.

Plenty of plans over the years to restore this iconic movie theater to its former glory have fizzled out.

But now dirt is being turned at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and S.M. Wright Freeway, and promises are becoming reality.

What the nonprofit Forest Forward has in store is exactly the kind of investment that South Dallas needs.

Earlier this month, officials broke ground on the renovation of the Forest Theater, kicking off a period of revitalization for this long-neglected area around Fair Park that will bring more amenities and new homes.

Forest Forward succeeded in raising its initial target of $75.215 million — a nod to the area’s ZIP code.

The nonprofit was able to secure money from a variety of sources, including tax credits and funds through the North Central Texas Council of Governments.

About a quarter of the funds have come from foundations and individuals, said Elizabeth Wattley, president of Forest Forward.

Wattley said the nonprofit has reached more than 70% of its current funding goal for the theater and is actively seeking additional funds and gifts.

We’re particularly excited about the new opportunities that the theater brings for Dallas ISD students in the neighborhood.

The renovated Forest Theater will more than double in size and feature a 1,000-seat concert hall, a 13,000-square-foot arts education center, a rooftop space and a renewed marquee that will be lighted for the first time in more than 50 years, Wattley said.

Already, the revival effort has had a positive effect on the neighboring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Arts Academy.

Formerly known as the Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center, this was once a struggling campus.

The renovation plans for the Forest Theater carved a path for Dallas ISD to turn the school into an arts magnet.

The goal is to help students at the MLK Arts Academy get into DISD’s much-celebrated Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.

This year, the arts academy graduated its first eighth-grade class of 24 students, with five of them admitted to Booker T., said MLK principal Romikianta Sneed.

Wattley said $20 million from Forest Forward is going toward improvements at MLK Arts Academy.

That is expected to add 25,000 square feet in new construction and other improvements to the school.

Sneed, the principal, said the Forest Theater will transform lives. Plans for the area also include a mixed-income housing development and the redevelopment of S.M. Wright Freeway into a boulevard to make the neighborhood walkable.

The Forest Theater and its champions are showing this city just how bright South Dallas shines in the spotlight.

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Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Victory Park, Dallas, Texas Discover the fascinating world of science at the Perot Museum in Victory Park, Dallas.

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Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Victory Park, Dallas, Texas

Calling all nature lovers. Immerse yourself in the Perot Museum's incredible exhibits in Dallas, Texas.

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Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Victory Park, Dallas, Texas

Calling all nature lovers. Immerse yourself in the Perot Museum's incredible exhibits in Dallas, Texas.