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Out and About

Hot Days, Cool Food

Sure, you can always order a salad or a sandwich, but there’s no reason to eat boring when you can enjoy flavor-packed, elegant cold meals. (Read time: 2.6 minutes)
Voices

Cheeky Beaches Need Sunscreen

Summer may have meant a chance to vacation finally, but that doesn't mean you should forget to cover your assets. (Read time: 3 minutes)

Galleria, DMA Hosting Pop-Up Highlighting Upcoming Van Gogh Exhibition

This August, the Galleria will partner with the Dallas Museum of Art to offer a sneak peek of what has been called “the year’s blockbuster attraction.” (Read time: 4.2 minutes)
Events

Eat for Others During Restaurant Week

The benefit of staying in Dallas during the hottest weeks of the year, August 9 – September 5, means you can dine at some of the best restaurants in north Texas and benefit North Texas Food Bank and Lena Pope while you’re doing it.
In Case You Missed It

Local Baker Provides Music Stars With ‘Sweet Escape’

Lauren Kitchens is no stranger to a little fame -- she's made numerous appearances on Food Network shows, demonstrating her prowess with a piping bag and tiers of cake. But a recent wedding cake order gave her a lot of national attention.

Need a ‘Grisly,’ Hard-Sounding, or ‘Naughty’ Read?

Didn’t get enough “grisliness” in 2020-21? A former journalist will take readers back a dozen decades to explore tragic events, most of which occurred before the Park Cities incorporated.
Events

Knox Street Pop-Up Park Debuting With Fletcher’s Corny Dogs, Ice Cream

Knox Street is launching a pop-up park Friday with Fletcher’s Original Corny Dogs and ice cream from Melt Ice Creams. But you better hurry.

Oh My GOSH – Scavenger Hunting Returning For the Summer

The Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine returns another year with the Great Outdoor Scavenger Hunt this summer. Activities span across Texas, including the Dallas region.

Sarah Brightman To Bring Christmas Cheer to Dallas

Plan ahead for these upcoming holidays with Sarah Brightman: A Christmas Symphony. The Grammy Award-nominated soprano will include Dallas in her slate of holiday-themed performances.

Six Degrees of Separation: The Culinary Version

If you lived here in 2002 and were old enough to drink, chances are you found yourself at Hotel Zaza, head swiveling, looking for Kato Kaelin or your future ex-spouse.

‘Lead With Love’ Show Episode To Focus On Latino Cultural Center

Dallas Arts District founding executive director Veletta Forsythe Lill, Latino Cultural Center general manager Benjamin Espino, and artist Viola Delgado will talk about the impact of the city’s Latino Cultural Center on the arts, and specifically Latino artists, on Dallas Love Field’s “Lead With Love” live show and podcast.

New Summer Line-Up at the African American Museum

The African American Museum is back with new exhibitions this summer.

Start Spreading the News: Big Apple Experience Altered

New York City, one of the world’s most popular cities to visit, has unfortunately been difficult, if not impossible, to travel to for more than a year.

Post Office Murals a Truly Democratic Art Form

Is a U.S. Post Office Murals tour a reason to plan a road trip? Can a post office double as a mini-museum?

Popsicle Pop-up At Shops At Park Lane

Swing into summer on the life-sized popsicle swing pop-up at the Shops at Park Lane.

African American Museum to Host Smithsonian’s ‘Men of Change’

The African American Museum, Dallas will host the Smithsonian Institution’s stunning traveling exhibition, Men of Change: Power. Triumph. Truth. through Sept. 12.

Dallas Hotel Named Among World’s Best By ‘Robb Report’

The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek was recently named among the world’s best new city-center hotels by the exclusive Robb Report.

DMA Acquires Basquiat Painting Created During Dallas Visit

The Dallas Museum of Art announced the acquisition of Sam F (1985) by Jean-Michel Basquiat, the first work by the iconic American artist to enter the museum’s collection.
Weddings

Tying the Knot in a Pandemic: Love Prevails

The pandemic has tested not only couples wanting to wed but those whose business is making celebrations memorable.
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