It was a Saturday afternoon of handmade signs and shouting as protestors gathered on the Denton square’s courthouse lawn to denounce or defend the possible overturning of Roe v. Wade. While the protest was only announced a few days earlier, it was sparked by leaked documents published by POLITICO that showed an initial majority draft from the U.S. Supreme Court planning to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. The
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Parked cars line East Sycamore Street around Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios on April 30 as arts and music enthusiasts attend Denton Makers Fest’s first event. The festival took place from noon to 6 p.m., featuring more than 30 vendors. Artists displayed and sold work ranging from hand-made pottery and jewelry to leather goods. Food at the event was provided by The So Good Vegan and Blind Fox food trucks among
Red lights illuminate the stage as the upbeat guitar riffs of Canadian guitarist Redd Volkaert fill the space. Members from across the Denton community gathered around Dan’s Silverleaf take in the Friday night atmosphere and entertainment. The Made in Denton Music Event, a three-day fundraiser for this October’s Denton Arts and Jazz Festival, opened its first night with performances from Volkaert, Minnesota-based singer Mary Cutrufello and local folk-rock artist Levi
As music blares over the speakers, a large group of people donned in colorful eye makeup, bright jewelry, LGBTQ+ flags and patches surround a stage in front of the University Union. On the lawn around them, booths were inhabited by organizations from both on and off-campus, local artists, outreach groups and first aid. People were gathered on the South Lawn for Trans Pride Fest, the combined effort of organizations Don’t
A crowd gathers around the yard of the Denton Civic Center as models strut across the stage dressed in their elaborate creations. The audience cheers as each designer flaunt their new look: a plastic bottle train, a scrap fabric sleeve and a hula hoop-hoop skirt. These sustainable designs made their debut at the 10th Thistle Creative Reuse Runway, just one of several festivities available at the annual Redbud Festival held
Electric music fills the ground of Killer’s Tacos as members of local rock band Blue Feel are illuminated by lights of blue, red and green. While attendees gather around the stage, others venture outside to visit members of the Denton art community at numerous vendor booths. As the night continues, artists and audiences alike gather to celebrate another mutual collective — the local cannabis community. “To host a 4/20 festival
With the sun creeping toward the horizon, a crowd gathers around a stage erected in Library Mall, moments later media arts freshman Micah Talley takes the stage, bursting into her rendition of Ariana Grande’s “7 Rings.” The crowd erupts into song, echoing the lyrics back to her. The North by North Texas music festival, organized by the University Program Council, took place on April 1 and featured student musicians such
Denton’s 15th annual Thin Line Film and Music Festival took place from March 23 through March 27, featuring local music acts and films from across the globe. The festival, which moved online due to COVID-19 in 2020 and 2021, was in a hybrid configuration for film screenings this year, combining in-person and online options to offer more flexibility to attendees. Musical performances were held at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studio, Harvest
Since today marks the week anniversary of the end of South by Southwest 2022, the North Texas Daily has compiled a gallery of photos from one of the final days of the festival. On Saturday, March 19, SXSW attendees walked over to The Stage at Lady Bird Lake, where they treated themselves to freebies from companies SugarBee Apple, Schweppes and Splash Blast. Attendees then took a ride on Samsung’s “Selfie-Go-Round,”
AUSTIN, Texas – Days seven and eight of South by Southwest included a variety of art, music and film to appeal to the interests of different festivalgoers. Thursday brought the North Texas Daily to an interview with the music group Tribe Mafia, managed by UNT alumni Zulia Barrios with performers Carlos “Dashawn Daniels” Moore and former UNT student Chinasa Broxton. In a sit-down interview with Editor-in-Chief Maria Lawson, the group discussed
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@Reed_Smith25: About 30 minutes to first pitch between North Texas softball and Oklahoma State.Mean Green have to win this one to stay alive, then win a possible seventh game to advance to Super Regionals.Follow this thread for updates and analysis.@ntdaily https://t.co/gwOTVfpYbc
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@Reed_Smith25: About 10 minutes from the SCHEDULED first pitch between North Texas softball and Fordham.Obviously that won’t happen, but the game should be pretty soon after the conclusion of Oklahoma State and Nebraska.Follow this thread for updates and analysis.@ntdaily https://t.co/pTVgd00NBs
