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Festival To Celebrate Indian Culture, Spirituality
The free, family-friendly celebration begins at 11 a.m. with a parade traveling through the Dallas Arts District and ending at Klyde Warren Park.
Couples’ Perfect Match: A Quintessential Tudor
Sydney and Elizabeth Hurley almost gave up on purchasing an old Tudor-style home in the Park Cities.
Faith
Festival To Celebrates Indian Culture, Spirituality
The free, family-friendly celebration begins at 11 a.m. with a parade traveling through the Dallas Arts District and ending at Klyde Warren Park.
Gittings Celebrates Selfless Women to Remember
In celebration of its 90th anniversary, the prestigious portrait studio is amplifying its dedication to the community by honoring extraordinary women.
Editorial Cartoon: Coyote Country Excuses
Editorial Cartoon: Coyote Country Excuses
People’s Choice Awards
Thank you, dear readers, for participating, once again, in our People’s Choice Awards. There’s plenty to love in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow areas, and it’s fun to celebrate some of your favorite places.
Editorial Cartoon: Traffic Trauma
Editorial Cartoon: Traffic Trauma
Holding a Debate is Hard to Do
On the suggestion of Wick Allison, my boss and D Magazine’s Chairman and CEO, we at Preston Hollow People, the sister paper to Park Cities People, decided to host a debate between Dallas City Council member Jennifer Staubach Gates and former Dallas mayor Laura Miller.
Mother, Daughter Face MS Diagnoses
Suzanne Robertson and daughter, Janie, both went to Highland Park High School, both graduated from TCU, and both were diagnosed as young adults with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
David Dike To Host Spring Art Preview and Auction
The Spring sale will feature 251 lots of early to contemporary Texas art.
Blooming Now: Dallas Arboretum’s Treasured Cherry Blossom Trees
Many of the cherry trees were given as gifts to the Dallas Arboretum, including trees from Peggy B. Braecklein in honor of her parents, John R. and Thelma N. Black.
Actress Marlee Matlin To Speak at Pot of Gold Luncheon
Rainbow Days will host its 22nd annual Pot of Gold Luncheon May 3 at the Hilton Anatole Imperial Ballroom.
Shinyribs To Perform at Ronald McDonald House of Dallas Gala
To date, Under the Moonlight gala has raised more than $2 million for the families living at RMHD.
Nasher Sculpture Center Announces Sheila Hicks
Her sculptures and installations transform thread and fiber into entire environments that reflect her formalist training with their emphasis on color, form, and line.
Concert To Features One of Mozart’s Greatest Works
Solemn Vespers is a hallowed choral composition written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1780.
SMU Concert Presents Three World Premieres
SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts will showcase three world premieres by internationally acclaimed choreographers
SMU Spring Dance Concert Presents Three World Premieres
SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts will showcase three world premieres by internationally acclaimed choreographers
Taste of Dallas Returns in New All-Indoor Location
This year, Taste of Dallas also will debut a host of new food and beverage attractions, including Taste of the Neighborhoods and Whiskies of the World.