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Hardware 101: Choosing Styles, Shapes, and Finishes

Hardware is something that you’ll be looking at and putting your hands on every day, so it needs to be both stylish and comfortable to use.

State Fair of Texas to Host United Professional Rodeo Association Year-End Finale

The State Fair of Texas is welcoming the year-end finale of the 2022 United Professional Rodeo Association to Fair Park Coliseum in October as part of the fair’s rodeo lineup this year.

Overnight Camps in The Time of Covid

Are you looking to send your child to an overnight camp this summer but concerned about COVID?
Voices

Chef Nikky Wants to Take Over Your Kitchen

Nikky Phinyawatana, Chef/Owner of Asian Mint, is on a mission to Thai-ify kitchens throughout Preston Hollow and the Park Cities. The Hockaday grad launched a line of Thai seasonings and sauces and is using them as tools to broaden the culinary horizons of home cooks.
Faith

Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas’ Woman To Woman Luncheon Returns

The 10th-anniversary Woman to Woman Luncheon benefiting Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas returns May 25, 2022 at the ​Renaissance Dallas Addison Hotel at 15201 Dallas Parkway.

April in Paris, In Dallas

If you can’t make it to Paris in April, the next best thing might just be to visit Parigi, the Oak Lawn Avenue restaurant named after the City of Light.

Restaurant Fest At Eataly Dallas

Eataly Dallas is hosting its signature event, Restaurant Fest through this week.

NorthPark Presents ‘Hats: Humor and High Design’ Exhibit

NorthPark is hosting the ‘Hats: Humor and High Design’ exhibit in collaboration with the UNT Texas Fashion Collection until May 15.

Fountain Place Debuts Dallas’ Largest Art Installation

Fountain Place, a Dallas skyline landmark owned by Goddard Investment Group, recently unveiled the city’s largest art installation at the building.
Faith

An Artist’s Guide To ‘What To Give Up For Lent’

Artist, writer, and Bluffview resident Brenda Bogart offers a new way to journey through the season of Lent with her first book, "What to Give Up for Lent That Is Not Chocolate."

Starting Spring Off Fresh With Soft Hues And Braid Breads

Each year, I embrace April with unrestricted optimism. The temperature swings of North Texas’ late winter and early spring are but a memory, and a new season is here to stay.

Dallas Summer Musicals Debuts New Name, 2022-2023 Season

Dallas Summer Musicals recently made its debut as Broadway Dallas and announced its 2022-2023 Germania Broadway Series Season.
Voices

Let Them Eat Pancakes!

I was chatting with two young moms last night about how frequently their friend circle orders Saturday morning breakfast via delivery service. It's a lot, and now I'm happy to introduce you all to Pancakes With Benefits, a t-shirt slogan that became a full-fledged breakfast delivery company that has been making weekends better since it launched in October 2020.
Tributes

SMU Community, Colleagues Remember Slain Journalist

Brent Renaud, known as a kind, compassionate mentor, killed in Ukraine. Renaud's family is working to establish the Brent Renaud Journalism Foundation.

Thursdays On Tap Returns to the Perot Museum

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is bringing back Thursdays on Tap from March 24 until Oct. 13, 2022.

Feeling Crafty? State Fair Opens Registration for Contests

If you're the crafty, artsy type, listen up: It's time to show off.

‘Don’t Tell Me To Calm Down!’

It’s an all-too-common situation in a short-tempered, COVID-weary world.
Faith

Faith Friday: SMAA Commemorates Ash Wednesday

St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church recently commemorated Ash Wednesday by taking Ashes to Go to Preston Center.
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