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Five “Must Try” Gyms for a Summer Workout
I recently stopped by several local studios to find out what the experts suggest. From Pilates-influenced strength training to boot camps and more, here are five I recommend trying.
Society
DSOL Receives Presents $1 Million Gift
The league said the milestone donation was the result of each of its members and music sponsor's participation and gifts or time, talent, and treasure.
Nasher to Bring Work of West Texas “Prada” Sculptors to Dallas
The Nasher has announced Elmgreen and Dragset: Sculptures, an exhibition that will mark the Scandinavian duo’s first major museum presentation in the United States.
Society
GALLERY: Just Say YES
Just Say YES broke records at its 9th-annual celebration with an appearance by keynote speaker Coach Tony Dungy at The Statler Hotel on April 23.
Edit Alterations Has Found The Perfect Fit In West Village
The West Village business is said to set a new standard by providing top-tier quality tailoring, fair pricing, and immaculate customer service.
4th of July Coloring Book Contest 2019
All 4th of July Coloring Book entries will be displayed at KidBiz in Inwood Village from July 17-31 and winning entries will be published in the August edition of Park Cities People.
Alan Peppard, Morning News Columnist, Dead at 56
Former Dallas Morning News society columnist and Texas historian Alan Peppard died Saturday night in his sleep at his Highland Park home.
REVIEW: “The Tomorrow Man” Clumsily Welcomes Love and Living in the Present
What starts out as a slow film turns into a clumsy rom-com about two older people meeting and finding meaning in a world that doesn’t get them.
Out and About
“Aladdin” Brings Dallas Audience to Its Feet
Honestly, I felt like I was inside a Disney theme park. I felt like a kid again. I even dared to sing along, something I don't often do at the theater.