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King Cakes originated in France and Spain to celebrate Epiphany on January 6th. However, in New Orleans, King Cake morphed into a Mardi Gras tradition to be indulged in before Ash Wednesday when Lent begins. The sweet, circular pastry with its traditio…
Read MoreThe Fort Worth Stock Show began in 1896 and is a rite of passage for not only Fort Worthians, but Texans alike. Luckily, Panther City has no shortage of wonderful restaurants, so you don’t have to worry about taking in all the legendary pomp and circum…
Read MoreMargery Grella, owner of Artspace 111, knew what she was doing when she paired Daniel Blagg and Jill Johnson together for their current exhibition: “Edge of the Road.” “Daniel Blagg and Jill Johnson share a unique eye for capturing the beau…
Read MoreOn the corner of Byers Avenue and Penticost Street, in a bungalow-style home, you’ll find Restore + Revive Wellness Center. This new healthy retreat comes from Dabney Poorter and Taylor Dukes, a certified nutritionist and a family nurse practitioner wh…
Read MoreYou could say that Kate Murphy is a bit of a busy body. Not only is she spearheading the opening of Nanda Yoga’s new brick and mortar studio in Fort Worth, (she’s the owner and founder of Nanda), she also works at Cook Children’s Hospital as a Ch…
Read MoreWith the fresh new year upon us — like it or not — many people begin to purge their homes in hopes of a squeaky clean start. If you’re anything like me, you start these massive projects with the best of intentions and within a few days feel overwhelmed…
Read MoreFort Worth was established in 1849 as an army outpost overlooking the Trinity River. Later on, it became a cornerstone of the longhorn cattle trade. You can still see much of the city’s western heritage in its many activities and architecture. Downtown…
Read MoreIt’s an annual tradition that precedes the new year and Pantone’s already chosen the 2020 Color of the Year — Classic Blue. The soothing hue of blue is supposed to represent dependability and trustworthiness. In contrast to last year’s Colo…
Read MoreI have a confession — December is my favorite month of the year. Cliche or not, I love Christmas music, twinkling lights and the overall hustle and bustle of the season. However, time seems to go by in an instant and many people, myself included, feel …
Read MoreNine years ago, two friends opened a pop-up women’s clothing shop that offered a well-curated mix of styles. Fort Worth has fully embraced You Are Here as a true shopping destination, as the store opened its first brick and mortar store just off …
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