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Attorney/CPA Keeps It Kosher While Pursuing ‘Deep Flavors’
While Deep Flavors is a kosher-style cookbook, the recipes are eclectic, Tex/Mex to Cajun to Jewish soul food, to French, etc.
Telehealth Replaces Many In-Person Appointments
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has prompted more people to use telehealth visits, rather than in-person appointments, for non-emergency medical advice.
Coronavirus
COVID-19 a Once in a Generation-Type Pandemic
To assess health risks while attending a gathering in Dallas County, begin by counting the people in the room.
Coronavirus
A Very COVID Christmas
Seeing Santa this year could look a bit like visiting a jailed relative: Expect a transparent barrier to separate guests from the world’s most beloved home invader.
Events
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Drinkmas
This week, three fun and festive holiday cocktail parties are opening at local outlets and they are worth a visit.
Don’t Wait For Fall Colors to Come to You; Hit the Road
The change from summer to fall progresses slowly in Texas, but always inspires travelers to get outdoors more.
Georgie by Curtis Stone Offers Lofty Thanksgiving Option
If you haven’t started thawing your turkey or reserved your take-out turkey by now, you might want to make another plan for Thanksgiving dinner.
Tickets On Sale For ‘A Very Electric Christmas’
Tickets for Lightwire Theater’s ‘A Very Electric Christmas’ are on sale as of Nov. 20 at 10 a.m.
So Much Thanksgiving
If you haven’t made your eating plans yet, here are some great options for gourmet meals at home or out on the town,
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Takes Its Show On the Road
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra announced the residency of The Concert Truck during the holiday season – presenting community concerts in venues and formats that lend themselves to social distancing.
Coronavirus
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like (a Pandemic) Christmas
For many families, it’s not Christmas until you’ve had your visit with Santa Claus at NorthPark Center. But this Christmas shows every sign of happening in the middle of a raging pandemic, so that tête à tête with St. Nick will definitely look different.
Reliant Lights Your Holidays Reimagined
Like many things this year, Reliant Lights Your Holidays has been reimagined because of the pandemic.
Texas Ballet Theater’s ‘The Nutcracker’ Going Virtual
Looking for some safe holiday cheer this year? Texas Ballet Theater (TBT) will present a filmed production of Artistic Director Ben Stevenson, O.B.E.’s The Nutcracker online December 14-26 to keep the holiday spirit alive amid COVID-19.
Events
Pandemic or Not, Trains at NorthPark Set to Bring Joy
With the holidays just around the bend, The Trains at NorthPark is coming to town, hauling joy by the carload starting Nov. 14 through Jan. 3, 2021.
Obituaries
Dallas Philanthropist Edith O’Donnell Dies at 95
She’s described by the Dallas Museum of Art’s Eugene McDermott Director Dr. Agustín Arteaga, as having a “warm and enormous heart,” and that heart led Edith Jones O’Donnell, along with her husband Peter, to embrace philanthropy that benefitted education and the arts in Dallas.
Preston Hollow’s Charley Pride To Receive CMA’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Country music legend Charley Pride wasn't born in Dallas (as the oft-used saying goes), but he got here as soon as he could - 1969 to be exact.
DMA Reveals 2021 Exhibition Slate
The Dallas Museum of Art’s 2021 roster features a robust slate of exhibitions that use a range of innovative approaches to highlight the strength and breadth of the Museum’s global collection and the talents of the curators.
Tell The Stories of Veterans With Key Questions
Wednesday is Veterans Day, and with it comes the stories of the men and women who served the country in peacetime and wartime - and one Dallas-based company is encouraging people to document their stories.
Events
Reunion Tower Offers Plenty To Be Thankful For in November
November kicks off the holiday season, and with it some well-deserved time off. Reunion Tower has several events designed to celebrate safely.