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Living Well
Take Your Pic(k): Coastal, Treetop, Snow-Capped Escapes
A Shangri-La canopy of Higuera trees envelop the secluded spa area, with steam, mud grottos, and cold plunge pools set among natural volcanic rock
Events
Renowned Pianist Lang Lang Headlines DSO Gala
More than 420 guests experience a night of music and dining during the sold-out event on Sept. 28
In Case You Missed It
Kips Bay Dallas Decorator Show House Does Not Disappoint
An iron balcony railing displays a sunflower motif by architect Cole Smith who designed the French Renaissance-inspired façade in 2004
Arts
‘Their Portraits’ Exhibition Remembers Hostages
Artist Sivia Braunstein was visiting family in Israel on Oct. 7 when she was awakened and brought to a safe room
HP Grad Takes the Heat on Fox’s ‘MasterChef’
Scott McKinnon didn't play it safe when tasked with cooking a signature dish for celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay on the hit television show.
Arts
Luke Wilson Helps Tell Uplifting North Texas Baseball Story
‘You Gotta Believe’ explores underdog journey to Little League championship
Announcements
Kips Bay Decorator Show House Returns to Dallas
Architects, designers poised to transform two-acre Turtle Creek estate
Events
Artist Creates Intersection of Art and Automobile
Park Place Porsche and Dallas photographer Costa Christ fuse art and cars.
Society
Country Music Legends Wow Gilley’s Audience
Clint Black, Robert Earl Keen, Scotty McCreery, and Carly Pearce take stage for acoustic guitar pull
Society
McConaugheys to Headline New Friends New Life Luncheon
New Friends New Life works to restore and empower trafficked and sexually exploited teen girls, women, and their children
Daddy-Daughter Time Includes Creating Art Together
Street art beginnings in Los Angeles have led William Atkinson on a journey into fine art and a return to his hometown of Highland Park.
UP Announces Centennial Art and Essay Winners
The winners in University Park’s Centennial art contest include works that highlight the beauty of city parks and bridges, depict life in 1924, and imagine a city of the future, complete with moving streets and water slides.
PH Artist Opens New Studio Showroom
The 1,500-square-foot studio is located near the Dallas Design District and showcases Tom Hoistma's paintings and latest sculpture collection, "Heart of the Matter," inspired by the October 2019 tornado.
The Eyeboretum Returns Downtown for Arts Month
Guests will be able to stroll the garden views and activities at The Eye at The Joule. There will be mountainous mushrooms, beanstalks, and a “gnome home” that will broaden visitors’ imagination.
‘We Strangers’ Premieres at SXSW
Park Cities native Emily Ruhl is one of the film's executive producers.
Perot Debuts New Exhibits, Extends Spring Break Hours
"Mission Mars: Perseverance Rover" and "Sound Trek: Journey of Sound" will both be open by spring break.
HPHS Students Transport Audiences ‘Into the Woods’
Audiences traveled 'Into the Woods' with Highland Park High School theater students Mar. 1 through 3 during the school’s production of Stephen Sondheim’s classic musical.
Author Speaks About Strength, Resilience at LitFest
We are stronger than we know, and at our best when we come together for the greater good, author Kristin Harmel told about 80 community members during the Highland Park Literary Festival’s keynote address on Feb. 22.
Events
HPHS Theater Students Stage Production of ‘Into the Woods’
The production, which features music from Stephen Sondheim, runs from March 1-3, with showtimes at 7 p.m. on March 1-2, and at 2 p.m. on March 3. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door.
