It’s officially mid-October. And while the weather may not (yet) be in compliance with the season, that doesn’t mean it should stop you from enjoying all your favorite fall-based activities. This list compiles some of the best fall activities in Dallas this season. Grab a friend, or go on a solo trip to any – or all – of these events for a guaranteed good time!
The 7th annual SMU LGBTQ Symposium will kick off this Thursday, October 7th at 7:00 pm in HTCS Auditorium. And who better to start off the event than SMU CCPA’s own D.J. Pierce. Better known as the actor and performer Shangela, Pierce graduated from SMU in 2003.
If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that the past 18 months have been an absolute nightmare. Our world has been flipped upside down and shaken up like a bartender mixing a drink. We are all eager to get back to normal life. And one of the ways that we have been seeing this attempt to return to normal is with in-person events. Postponed concerts and live shows are now restarting their engines and are ready to perform for their fans again. And their fans are ready too. However, the reintroduction of these events isn’t without restrictions and precautions. So let’s break down some of these new Covid-19 policies for live events that you will likely encounter should you decide to attend a concert or show in the near future.
Today marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11 – the attacks that shook the nation to its core and changed America forever.
