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The Ultimate Father’s Day Menu For the Master of the Grill
When Christy Rost thinks back to Father’s Days while growing up, she can still picture her dad standing at the grill cooking steaks or burgers – his two favorites.
Society
Out & About: ReuNight Benefiting The Family Place
Family violence agency The Family Place hosted the 10th anniversary of ReuNight May 18 at the Dallas Petroleum Club.
Bobbie’s Airway Grill Opens in Preston Royal Village
The highly anticipated new restaurant in the former Dougherty’s Airway Pharmacy space is open.
Society
Perot Museum ‘Night At the Museum’ Chairs Announced
Longtime museum supporters Catalina Gonzalez and Santiago Jorba, and Elizabeth and Kevin Phillips will serve as this year’s fundraising soiree on Nov. 11.
Voices
Kersten Rettig: Spice Up Your Celebration
Our food columnist explores unique ways couples incorporate food into their wedding day.
Society
Out & About: Pi Beta Phi Fashion Show and Luncheon
The Alumnae Club hosted a sold-out event at Brook Hollow Golf Club and raised more than $275,000 for local charities focused on literacy.
Society
The Family Place Announces 2023 Partners Card Co-Chairs
Katy Brooks, Sharon Lee Clark, and Kameron Westcott are serving as the 2023 Partners Card co-chairs, with longtime The Family Place board member Tom McCollum as honorary chair.
Too Good To Go App Comes to Dallas
The app for restaurants to sell food at a discounted rate has come to Dallas, with partners including those in Preston Hollow and the Park Cities.
Camps
Private Schools Open Their Campuses for Summer Camps
These camps encourage students to keep learning, develop new skills, and have fun.
Comings and Goings
Creed, Hästens, Kat + Noelle, and more are among the newest stores to come to the Park Cities and Preston Hollow.
Society
Austin Street Center to Hold Klyde Warren Fundraiser
"No Place Like Home," the nonprofit's signature fundraiser, will take place June 8 at 5:30 p.m.
Camps
Letter from a Camp Counselor
For 14 years, Joshua Forbes spent his summers at Camp Classen, first as a camper, then as a counselor, then as the person who trains campers to be counselors.
‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Comes to Dallas
Aaron Sorkin’s new play based on Harper Lee’s classic novel is playing until May 28 at the Music Hall at Fair Park.
Voices
Christy Rost: Spring Celebrations and Meyer Lemon Tea Cake
Filled with anticipation after a three-year absence, I recently attended The Inspired Home Show in Chicago.
Margaret Chambers: What to Consider Before Buying a Sofa
Sofas are one of those “anchor pieces” that define the look of the whole room. Since they aren’t cheap, you’ll want to find one that you can enjoy sitting on and looking at for years to come.
Saint Michael’s Woman’s Exchange Announces Record Gift
The charity shop in Highland Park Village gifted $575,000 to more than 70 nonprofits this year — the largest gift in the store's history.
Society
Equest Announces Myrshem George as New CEO
“I am humbled and honored to have been selected as Lili Kellogg’s successor, now leading the charge for this remarkable agency,” he said.
Voices
Meet the Dallas Men Who Created a Most Helpful Tequila
Josh Irving and Pablo Antinori launched Socorro tequila, an approachable yet high quality tequila that's taking North Texas by storm.
Society
Out & About: Just For Show
The evening at the Majestic Theater benefitted Jewish Family Service and featured performances by Broadway stars Sandra Joseph and Ron Bohmer.
Comings and Goings
Blue Nile, Fig & Favor, and Moncler are among the new storefronts in our neighborhoods.