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Kersten Rettig: A First Class Trip to New Zealand Minus the Jet Lag
"I figured if I cannot be in New Zealand, I may as well bring some New Zealand to me," said Chef Toby Archibald.
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The Peggy Sue Smoker Lives On, Comes to the Rescue
Peggy Sue Smoker, the 5,000-pound Oyler rotisserie smoker that cranked out tons of barbecue during her career at Snider Plaza’s Peggy Sue BBQ and her owner, Benchmark Bank, came through in a big way this holiday season.
‘Black Cowboys’ Exhibit Open in Fair Park Until April 15
The exhibit offers insight into the legendary cowboy, a clearer picture of the Black West, and a more diverse portrait of thee American west by revealing stories that are largely untold.
Galleria to Celebrate Galentine’s With Skating Night
The shopping center is celebrating the first of many themed skating events in 2023 on Feb. 11.
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Faith Friday: SMAA Hosts Shrove Tuesday Pancake and Gumbo Supper
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church will host a Shrove Tuesday pancake and gumbo supper complete with live jazz music by the Bach Norwood Quartet.
‘Pretty Woman: The Musical’ Debuts in Dallas
Pretty Woman: The Musical, based on the beloved 1990 movie starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, made its North Texas debut and runs at the Music Hall at Fair Park through Feb. 5.
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Faith Friday: Northaven UMC Benefit Concert for Ukraine Relief
Northaven United Methodist Church will host a concert by pianist Elena Tsvetkova Jan. 29 for Ukraine relief.
‘HI I’M BLAKE’ Documentary to Premiere Feb. 5
The film following Blake Hyland's journey after a traumatic brain injury following a gymnastics accident at 14 years old will be shown at 3:30 p.m. at the SMU Hughes-Trigg Student Center.
Lone Star Wind Orchestra Performs ‘Rhapsodies in Blue’
The three-part show will take place Sunday, Jan. 29 at the Eismann Center.
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Faith Friday: New Senior Minister Joins Preston Road Church of Christ
Josh Kingcade joined Preston Road Church of Christ at 6409 Preston Road from Memorial Road Church of Christ in Edmond, Okla, where he taught and helped equip volunteers to teach classes.
Rhythm and Harmony Can Bring Your Interiors to the Next Level
The words “rhythm” and “harmony” likely bring music to mind, but these are also terms that interior designers use to describe our work.
Total Wine Hosts Dos Hombres Mezcal Co-founders
Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul will be in the Preston Hollow area this weekend for a bottle signing.
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Dallas and Tampa will Battle in the Tiff’s Treats Throwdown
To celebrate its entry into Tampa, Tiff’s Treats has created the Tiff’s Treats Throwdown, a friendly football wager pitting Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and his Dallas Cowboys against Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and her Buccaneers.
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Faith Friday: MLK Symposium at St. Paul UMC
The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture’s annual MLK Symposium in partnership with St. Paul United Methodist Church honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy will be at 6 p.m. Jan. 13.
Paper for Water Turns Origami Ornaments into Wells
Katherine and Isabelle Adams were only 8 and 5 when they learned a child dies every 15 seconds from unclean water.
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Kersten Rettig: Jim Severson Keeps Hope in His Heart
The 65-year-old chef/owner was diagnosed with stage IV prostate cancer 16 years ago and was given three-to-five years to live.
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Faith Friday: SMAA Hosting Epiphany Lessons and Carols Service
Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church will host an Epiphany lessons and carols service at 4 p.m. Jan. 22.
Pixar STEM Exhibit Opens at Perot Museum
"The Science Behind Pixar" at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science will run until early September.
Favorites of 2022: Two Local Men Help Ukrainian Refugees
This summer, food writer Kersten Rettig told the story of how Highland Park alumnus Wade Nicolas joined a relief team putting together the World Central Kitchen in Przemysl, Poland, to help Ukrainian refugees and restauranteur Shannon Wynne helped raise $250,000 for World Central Kitchen via his restaurants in Dallas.
