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Spectre: Not Your Grandfather’s Rolls-Royce

My grandfather used to peer through the windows of car dealerships as a boy, dreaming of one day owning a Rolls-Royce. 
Voices

Kersten Rettig: My Top Five Places to Sip Martinis

Shaken, stirred, olives, lemon twist, gin, vodka, dirty, dry. Gah!
Camps

As You Prepare to Send Your Child Off to Camp…

Sending your child to an overnight sleep away camp can stir up a mix of emotions — excitement, worry, and everything in between. 

Here’s The Scoop About the End of Suze

"This is great news. It's not just a narrative," chef/owner Gilbert Garza told columnist Kersten Rettig.

Lowering The Handicap

As anyone who plays the game will tell you, golf is one of those sports that not only challenges players physically, but also tests them intellectually.

For Father’s Day and Summer: Gather ‘Round the Grill

Christy Rost: I can’t think of a better way to celebrate fathers everywhere than to fire up the grill and cook a juicy steak or burgers, barbecued chicken, grilled salmon garnished with tropical fruit salsa, fall-off-the-bone ribs, or lightly charred veggies.
Society

Out & About: DSOL Debutante Presentation Weekend

The function kicked off a flurry of events, culminating in the 39th Annual Presentation Ball in February 2025 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.

Park Cities Libraries Offer Programs for Kids, Teens

It's getting drier outside, and the summer reading programs at the University Park Public Library and Highland Park Library are catching fire.

Bring Order to Your Rooms with the Right Focal Points

If you’re worried that one of your rooms has too much going on, you might need a focal point.

MAPS’ Playhouse ‘More Than Just a Jungle Gym’

Yvette Hightower’s Moody Advanced Professional Studies environmental architecture class at Highland Park High School is closing the academic year by building a playhouse for Dallas CASA’s Parade of Playhouses.
Society

Sky Ranch Benefactor Mack Pogue Remembered, Honored

After a 2006 fire destroyed the main ministry building at the Sky Ranch in Van, Mack Pogue helped the camp rebuild.

Tuesday Morning Storm Impacts Restaurants, Retail

Residents, restaurateurs, and retail operators are assessing damaged caused by this morning’s storms and some local favorites were hit hard.
Camps

Children To Create, Study Art at Meadows Museum Camp

The Meadows Museum, the leading U.S. institution focused on the study and presentation of the art of Spain, will offer something new in June: its first summer youth camp.
Society

Family Place Announces 2024 Partners Card Chairs

The shopping event, chaired by Elizabeth Ward Creel and Dr. Tiffany Moon, will take place Friday, Oct. 25 through Sunday, Nov. 3.
Society

Out & About: Austin Street Center ‘No Place Like Home’

The ninth-annual event, held at the Fashion Industry Gallery, surpassed its fundraising goal by $80,000.
Society

Introducing Our First Society Digital Magazine

Comb through the pages of our first digital society magazine, and you’ll wonder how charitable tea, luncheon, and gala attendees have time for anything else.

The Sweetest Social Enterprise in Town Is Super Duper

Sitting around the dinner table listening to anecdotes from Ellie’s day at work, the Crosland family would laugh and cry at her joyful and sometimes heart-rending experiences as the program assistant for a nonprofit that helps adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD).
Society

Eric Nadel Birthday Benefit to Feature Rhett Miller

Rhett Miller, frontman of the Dallas-based alt-country band the Old 97’s, will be the featured performer at the Eric Nadel Birthday Benefit presented by Haynes Boone on Thursday, May 16, at The Kessler Theater.
Society

DCAC Announces Art for Advocacy Theme

The Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center announced ‘Hope Blooms’ as the theme of its 2024 Art for Advocacy event during a kickoff party on April 18.
Society

Out & About: TACA Silver Cup Award Luncheon

The Arts Community Alliance raised more than $650,000 at its 46th TACA Silver Cup Award Luncheon on April 25, the second-highest amount in event history.
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