The documentary 'I Am Somebody,' featuring the life of Taylor Toynes and his nonprofit For Oak Cliff, is set to premiere in Dallas during Black History Month.

Shaquille O'Neal sponsors a gun buyback in Dallas aiming to reduce gun violence by exchanging firearms for gift cards at the Dallas County Sheriff's Training Academy.

Tesia Kwarteng, a Ghanaian American singer, has made her Broadway debut in "Camelot." The University of Texas at Arlington alum previously performed at the Metropolitan Opera and credits her community for her success.

The article details various activities happening in Arlington, like the Forever Forest exhibit, Lunar New Year celebrations, country music concerts, theater outings, and eco-friendly workshops.

The SDCC x SoFar Sounds Music Lounge will host a music event in Dallas on February 15th, offering live performances with soulful melodies and electrifying beats.

Keep Fort Worth Beautiful is prepping for the 39th Cowtown Great American Cleanup, where volunteers will clean the city and have an Earth Party with food, music, and a Trashion Fashion Show.

Carrollton gears up for the ninth annual TEXFest to celebrate Texas Independence Day, featuring local music, craft beers, and family-friendly activities on March 2.

Semyon Slepakov is set to perform his comedy and music show on March 22nd at the Brownlee Auditorium in Garland, Texas. Tickets are on sale for $89 to $179.

Garland, Texas residents can attend 'Drumming Roots: Africa's Pulse in Our Family Ties' on February 23, focusing on African family traditions and values. The free event is at The Atrium and explores the narratives shaping the African diaspora.

Blaggards will headline St. Paddy's Texas Style in Lewisville on March 16, featuring a mix of Irish and Texas culture with music, dance, carnival activities, and food from noon to 7 p.m. at Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

The Vandoliers are set to perform their unique blend of Texan and punk-rock music at Garland's Plaza Theater on March 9th, with tickets priced at $22.

The Spectacular Follies is staging a 1970s themed show, "Stayin' Alive! Our 70s Flashback," at the Granville Arts Center, featuring music, dance, and comedy from the disco era.

Arab-pop artist Hamza Namira is set to perform at Granville Arts Center in Dallas on February 2nd, featuring music from his album "Raye2." Tickets range from $40 to $110.