Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Our Texas cities are slowly reopening, but many museums have decided to err on the side of caution and remain shuttered a little while longer. We’ve received some press releases that a few organizations plan to open in the coming weeks and at the…
Read More*Editor’s note: this story was written for the May/June issue of PaperCity, before the swell of protests for Black Lives Matter took place in Dallas. We hope you’ll excuse our silence on the matter. For years, I watched this month’s “…
Read MoreHas sheltering-in-place for oh-so many months left you consumed by wanderlust? But perhaps you are still hesitant to book a plane ticket to a far-and-away destination. That predicament seems to be quite common nowadays. The summer travel season was sup…
Read MoreIn-person shopping, for many, can be a chore. To others, it’s a great way to wile away an afternoon and perhaps get in a cardio workout at the same time. As you may have guessed, I fall in the latter category. I much prefer walking around a store…
Read MoreI‘ve tried to do more men’s fashion features in the past few years. With the demise of magazines like Details that were a wonderful go-to for fashion, its become increasingly harder to find great content for boys. Plus, it gives me the oppo…
Read MoreOur Texas cities have begun to reopen, but many museums have decided to err on the side of caution and remain shuttered a while longer. Many institutions see hundreds or upwards of thousands of visitors on a weekend roaming through their hushed spaces …
Read MoreI wasn’t surprised to learn that Jennifer Karol was president of her freshman, sophomore, and junior classes at her high school in Duncan, the small town in Oklahoma where she was born and raised. She was smart and ambitious. She had to be. As the youn…
Read MoreNow that shelter-in-place orders have ended in Texas, I’m thankful not to be seeing massive crowds in restaurants or large groups congregating in public parks. That said, folks are going out, and that makes me happy. It’s important to have …
Read MoreAs we continue to spotlight the creative and relatable ways Dallas’ most notable names have been sheltering at home — a series that has included tips on how to stay busy and a cocktail recipe to reward yourself for a home-school job well done — t…
Read MoreLike many of you, we miss visiting our Dallas and Fort Wort Worth museums for inspiration, or just to lose ourselves in the canvases of Rothko or Rembrandt. Many institutions had opened exhibitions shortly before the order came for us to shelter-in-pla…
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