Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
If you saw my staycation piece in June, you know that I’ve vowed to try and get out of my house every couple weeks this summer. (Perhaps even through the fall if social distancing and modified lockdown directives stay in place). I decided that a …
Read More“I’ve been feeling the need to go home for some time.” Those words accompany the suite of paintings that make up a small exhibition of Angel Otero’s work that debuted along with The Conservatory on Two (Brian Bolke’s new retail outpost located ab…
Read MoreTaking a cue from the restaurant industry’s robust to-go services, PaperCity assisted our cultural friends by providing our online and social media platforms and launched our “Museums Delivered” series when the orders first came to sh…
Read MoreWhen planning their big day, Sarah Calodney thought: Why not take some pages from the playbook created at the mythical Surrealist Ball thrown by Marie-Hélène de Rothschild at the Château de Ferrières. That 1972 ball was attended by a costumed who’s who…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: This story was originally published in 2019 in honor of the 50th anniversary of the pivotal Stonewall Riots. As we near the end of Pride month, we’re revisiting Billy Fong’s look at the past, present, and future of gay …
Read MoreValentino is expanding its Highland Park Village footprint. The boutique, which first opened in November 2017, has been renovated and reopened with an additional 690 square feet of space, for a grand total of 3,500 square feet dedicated to men’s …
Read MoreOur Texas cities have begun to reopen, but many Dallas and Fort Worth museums have decided to err on the side of caution and remain shuttered a while longer. Previously, many institutions would see hundreds or upwards of thousands of visitors on a week…
Read MoreAs more and more Texas businesses have begun opening their doors, many of our beloved Dallas and Fort Worth art museums remain closed, continuing to work on strategies to ensure their hallowed galleries can offer the safest experience possible for ever…
Read MoreMen’s swimwear styles rarely change dramatically from year to year. Granted, every era might have had its standouts. Compared to something like the quintessential board shorts of the ’80s, you could say that the 21st century has given way t…
Read MoreI was beginning to go a little stir crazy. I hadn’t traveled in months and, honestly, I still don’t think a trip involving a flight (unfortunately I don’t have the luxury of private), is in the cards for the near future. I’d nev…
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