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Review: Audience Roars for Riverdance
The fierce, athletic, and hilarious performance drew cheers and howls from the theatergoers at Dallas’ Music Hall at Fair Park, one of several sets fulfilling my young bride’s wish “to see the feet move.”
The Short, But Tall Tale of Chad McCaskill
Chad McCaskill grew up in Preston Hollow – emphasis on up.
Slider and Blues Open
The highly anticipated revamp of the Slider and Blues restaurant and arcade concept, which once had multiple locations in Dallas-Fort Worth, is open on Hillcrest Avenue across from SMU.
Artistic St. Mark’s Teacher Shifts From Graffiti to Gallery Work
William Atkinson creates contemporary art when he’s not teaching sixth-grade humanities at St. Mark’s School of Texas.
American Girl Moving to The Shops at Park Lane
The doll brand is planning to open a 15,400-square-foot, two-level store in the Shops at Park Lane next to Nordstrom Rack, according to planning documents filed with the state.
Society
Perot Museum ‘Night At the Museum’ Chairs Announced
Longtime museum supporters Catalina Gonzalez and Santiago Jorba, and Elizabeth and Kevin Phillips will serve as this year’s fundraising soiree on Nov. 11.
Society
Out & About: Cristo Rey Grow the Grove
Cristo Rey Dallas celebrated the school's STEAM programs at its 7th-annual fundraiser at the Thompson Hotel Dallas.
Camps
Picked a Camp? Try These Tips for a Successful Summer Experience
Now that you (hopefully) have chosen a camp for your child, be confident. You wouldn’t have made that decision if you didn’t believe your child was ready for it.
Voices
Kersten Rettig: Spice Up Your Celebration
Our food columnist explores unique ways couples incorporate food into their wedding day.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports May 29-June 4
A stolen catering van, careless drivers, and more plague the Park Cities Crime Reports for May 29-June 4.
Society
Out & About: Family Compass North Star Luncheon
The fifth-annual North Star luncheon recently raised more than $175,000 for Family Compass.