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SUMMARY:New Deal Texas and the West
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260923
DTSTAMP:20260901T062847Z
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CATEGORIES:arts,free
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by the 90th anniversary of the New Deal (1933-1943)\,
  the exhibition New Deal Texas and the West features federally funded art 
 produced by American artists during the Great Depression (1929-1941) and c
 ollected by The Dallas Museum of Art.  Focusing especially on New Deal art
  produced in and about Texas\, the exhibition also includes images and obj
 ects of scenes and subjects in the Western states of New Mexico and Oklaho
 ma\, and work made across the nation in media ranging from murals and prin
 ts to sculptures and textiles.  This exhibition is organized by The Univer
 sity of Texas at Dallas in collaboration with The Dallas Museum of Art. On
  view at the Edith and Peter O'Donnell Jr. Athenaeum.\n\nAthenaeum hours: 
 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Free admission.\n\n \n\nImage: B
 lanche McVeigh\, Men Working on West Lancaster\, c. 1933–1934\, aquatint
 \, Dallas Museum of Art\, gift of the Public Works of Art Project.
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LOCATION:Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr. Athenaeum\, Phase I (APC1)\, Dall
 as Museum of Art Gallery
URL:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/new-deal-texas-and-the-west?utm_so
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SUMMARY:Autumn Awakening
DTSTART:20260922T120000Z
DTEND:20260922T140000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T061155Z
UID:902@thestarinfrisco.com
CATEGORIES:community,free,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Autumn Awakening\nStart your week—and the new season—with 
 the Autumn Awakening\, a refreshing morning of movement\, mindfulness\,
  and community at The Star District\, from 7:00AM-9:00AM on Tuesday\,
  September 22nd\, 2026 (the first day of fall)! Admission is free and al
 l are welcome.\n\nStarting at 7:00AM\, enjoy a calming meditation session 
 followed by a sunrise mat Pilates class led by Cowboys Fit on Tostitos Cha
 mpionship Plaza.\n\nAfter class\, stay to enjoy a seasonal mini-market fea
 turing a variety of wellness-focused offerings\, sip on energizing juices 
 and smoothies from Rachel’s Kitchen\, relax with a complimentary chair m
 assage provided by Hiatus\, and browse local vendors for feel-good finds. 
 It’s the perfect opportunity to reset your energy\, connect with your co
 mmunity\, and celebrate the spirit of the fall equinox.\n\nWHAT TO EXPECT\
 n\n7:00AM-7:15AM: Introductory Meditation\n\n7:15AM-8:00 AM: Sunrise Pilat
 es Class led by Cowboys Fit\n\n8:00AM-9:00AM: Wellness Marketplace\n\n 	Co
 mplimentary 5-minute Chair Massages by Hiatus\n 	Shopping experiences with
  Flea Style Market\, Crav Co Candles\, Hiatus Spa\, Cowboys Fit\, Charlott
 e Jones Collection\, Omni Hotel Frisco\, and more\n 	Photo moments\, givea
 ways\, and more\n\nReset your energy and embrace the spirit of the fall eq
 uinox in one feel-good morning.
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SUMMARY:JFS Women's Relaxing Yoga & Meditation (free)
DTSTART:20260922T200000Z
DTEND:20260922T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T065729Z
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CATEGORIES:free,wellness
DESCRIPTION:This gentle\, modified yoga class is led by Beth Broodo\, MS\,
  LPC\, RYT\, from Jewish Family Service\, and is open to all women and wel
 comes participants of all physical abilities and ages. \nWhether you’re 
 navigating trauma\, anxiety\, stress\, recovering from illness\, or simply
  interested in yoga and meditation\, this class offers a supportive space 
 to move\, breathe\, and heal. Learn pain-free techniques and guided medita
 tion practices to support your health and well-being. \nLocation: The JCC 
 Mind & Body Room – 7900 Northaven Road\, Dallas\, TX\nCost: Free to join
  (there is no need to be a current JCC member or JFS client)\nDates: Meets
  Tuesdays & Thursdays from 3:00-4:00pm\nFacilitated by: Beth Broodo\, MS\,
  LPC\, RYT \nWhat to Wear:\nPlease wear comfortable\, breathable clothing 
 that allows for easy movement and relaxation. Think stretchy skirts or pan
 ts\, leggings\, joggers\, or shorts paired with a t-shirt\, tank top\, or 
 long sleeve layer. Since this is a gentle\, non-intensive class\, there’
 s no need for high-performance athletic wear—just something you feel goo
 d sitting\, stretching\, and breathing in. Layers are encouraged so you ca
 n stay cozy. Yoga is typically practiced barefoot\, but you’re welcome t
 o wear socks or shoes if preferred.
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LOCATION:Aaron Family JCC\, 7900 Northaven Road\, Dallas\, TX
URL:https://www.jewishdallas.org/event/jfs-womens-relaxing-yoga-meditation
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SUMMARY:Presenting the New Critical Edition of Hannah Arendt’s The Origi
 ns of Totalitarianism
DTSTART:20260923T000000Z
DTEND:20260923T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260807T002330Z
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DESCRIPTION:In summer 2026\, Hannah Arendt’s book The Origins of Totalit
 arianism was\, for the first time\, published in a critical edition. This 
 edition contains the final versions of the book in English and German\, wi
 th a scholarly apparatus and detailed annotations. It also includes earlie
 r drafts of Arendt’s texts\, as well as a comprehensive collection of es
 says\, reviews\, lectures\, exposés\, and typescripts from her archives. 
 The presentation will highlight the advantages of the critical edition and
  discuss the timeliness of Arendt’s book. How does a critical edition di
 ffer from a ‘regular’ edition? How can this edition make new readings 
 and interpretations of Arendt’s seminal work possible? In what ways can 
 we relate her analysis of antisemitism\, imperialism\, and totalitarianism
  to the contemporary world?\n\nPresentation by the editors of the book (An
 nette Vowinckel\, Hanno Berger\, Christian Pischel\, Elena Stingl). Welcom
 ing remarks by Dr. Mark Celinscak. There will be a pre-event reception in 
 the Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies (JO 4.800)\, which is near the e
 vent location.\n\nThis event is being presented by the Ackerman Center for
  Holocaust Studies free of charge\, but registration is required via this 
 online form. Parking permits and instructions will be emailed to registere
 d participants. Please note - the parking permit is for non-UT Dallas gues
 ts only\; if you have a parking permit\, you must park in the level allowe
 d by your permit. \n\nAbout Arendt’s book:\n\nThe spring of 2026 marked 
 the 75th anniversary of the publication of Hannah Arendt's “The Origins 
 of Totalitarianism\,” a work that continues to resonate as a foundationa
 l text in the study of totalitarian regimes. Dealing with the histories of
  antisemitism\, imperialism\, Stalinism\, and National Socialism\, the boo
 k itself looks back on an eventful history: initially celebrated as a grou
 ndbreaking contribution to the historiography of totalitarian regimes\, it
  was defamed as an anti-communist piece of propaganda during the Cold War
 –not merely by Stalinists inside and outside the Socialist bloc\, but al
 so by a wide range of leftist activists in the West.\n\nFollowing the coll
 apse of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall\, “The Origins 
 of Totalitarianism” experienced a remarkable resurgence in popularity\, 
 catapulting Arendt to a position of almost universal recognition across th
 e political spectrum. From conservative thinkers to progressive liberals\,
  many individuals across the ideological spectrum have acknowledged its en
 during significance in shaping mid-20th-century intellectual thought. Foll
 owing Donald Trump's election as 45th President of the United States in 20
 16\, the book experienced a resurgence in popularity among readers. Howeve
 r\, the book’s examination of imperialism – particularly concerning Bl
 ack African history – has also triggered substantial criticism.
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LOCATION:Jonsson Auditorium (JO 4.614)
URL:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/Arendt?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm
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